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Super Bowl LIX on Sunday.The Kansas City Chiefs will face-off against the Philadelphia Eagles once again at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.Louisiana artist Jon Batiste sang the National Anthem while Ledisi performed “Lift Every Voice and Sing.”Kendrick Lamar, meanwhile, is set to take the stage during the highly-anticipated halftime show.“We’re honored to work with this year’s pregame lineup to celebrate the rich musical legacy of New Orleans and the entire state,” Seth Dudowsky, head of music at the NFL, said in statement. “The Super Bowl is a rare moment to unite fans around the world, and this year’s performers will bring the energy, soul and vibrant sounds of the region to a global stage, as we kick off Super Bowl LIX with a celebration to remember.”Daigle’s performance in NOLA comes years after New Orleans Mayor, LaToya Cantrell, called for her to be removed as a performer when the city hosted “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve Celebration.”Earlier this month, the Grammy winner appeared on the “Arroyo Grande” podcast and explained why she feels vindicated as she prepares to perform on one of the biggest stages yet.“To get this moment years later, I would say for anybody watching that has had their reputations smeared in any sort of way and they are just waiting for the moment of vindication, sometimes it only takes five years,” Daigle said.In 2020, Cantrell publicly chastised Daigle after the singer gave an impromptu concert at an outdoor prayer service, hosted by Christian worship leader Sean Feucht.The event was part of Feucht’s “Let Us Worship” tour, which was also a protest against COVID-19 restrictions on churches.

$1,200 flared Celine jeans. Bougie style buffs of the Big Apple are hightailing it to Celine in SoHo, a security-guarded shop, hoping to get their hands on the virally popular pants. Some serious spenders are digging into their wallets to buy — while wannabes just want to get in the dressing rooms to give the jeans a try.However, sources close to the store tell The Post that they’re “completely sold out” of the flared finery, which rapper Kendrick Lamar, 37, made must-have by wearing a pair for his Super Bowl LIX halftime show Sunday.

Ben Affleck’s Dunkin’ Super Bowl commercial, surprising viewers as well as other actors in the ad. Christopher was a featured member of the “burger chain gang,” as he confirmed in an interview with TMZ on Tuesday.

told People that the couple will “have a break together” as Sunday’s match-up was “upsetting for everyone.”“Their lives have been a whirlwind since they first started dating,” the insider added. “Things seem great between them, and they’re incredibly happy together.”The 14-time Grammy winner has proved to be her boyfriend’s biggest fan after attending as many of his games as possible, including Sunday’s match-up against the Eagles.“She truly loves watching Travis play,” the source added.The Post has reached out to reps for Swift and Kelce for comment.On Wednesday, Kelce detailed the “hard reality” he’s been faced with after losing 40-22 to the Birds.“Just wasn’t our day,” the 3-time Super Bowl champ said on his and brother Jason Kelce’s “New Heights” podcast.

sang his Drake diss track “Not Like Us” at the 2025 Super Bowl on Sunday — and that’s not the only way he insulted his rival during the halftime performance.Lamar’s outfit for the show included a massive “a” chain necklace, which appeared to be a nod to his “A minor” lyric from “Not Like Us.”During his performance at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, he sang the full line (“Tryna strike a chord and it’s probably A minor”) that calls out Drake, 38, for allegedly having sex with underage women .The crowd at the stadium sang along for the “A minor” part.Lamar did, however, omit the word “pedophile” from his line “Certified Lover Boy? Certified pedophiles,” which is about Drake and his 2021 album “Certified Lover Boy.”For the halftime show, Lamar also rocked a blue jacket that read “Gloria” across the front in big letters, a black shirt, blue jeans and a black hat.He had Samuel L. Jackson, who was dressed as “Uncle Sam,” emcee the show.

a 2025 Super Bowl commercial made by tech giant Yahoo, and, surprisingly, the email works.The 15-second spot aired Sunday during the matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles and is the first Super Bowl ad Yahoo has made in 23 years.The commercial initiates an interactive experience for viewers, with Murray, 74, posing a quizzical question. After gazing into a mirror to find a dog’s reflection staring back at him, the “Groundhog Day” star worriedly asks, “Have you ever looked in the mirror and NOT seen yourself?”“I don’t think I need professional help, but a skilled amateur … maybe? Little help?” Murray then prompts watchers to email him, holding up a sideways notepad with an email address scrawled across it: billhimself@yahoo.com.The ad was posted to Yahoo’s social media accounts.

Kendrick Lamar legendarily performed “Not Like Us” five times in a row at his Juneteenth Pop Out concert at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles.And he probably could’ve done it at least three times in a row for the whole 13 minutes of his Super Bowl halftime-show set — and everybody would’ve been happy.That’s the kind of hype energy that “Not Like Us” brought to the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans midway through the Super Bowl LIX showdown between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday night.After all, attendees were all Serena Williams — bopping along to her fellow Compton-native as a surprise backup dancer.Although there had been some talk that Lamar might not perform the controversial Drake diss track that even had the “God’s Plan” rapper sue Universal Music Group — the umbrella record company that he and Lamar share — really there was just about as much of a chance of him not doing the battle rap classic as Taylor Swift not showing up to cheer on Travis Kelce.Lamar didn’t shy away from taking aim at Drake, as he even rocked a blinged out “a” chain for the mic-drop lyric “Try to strike a chord and it’s probably A minor.” But he did avoid the single most damning word where he calls him a “pedophile.”On this night, “Not Like Us” had come to symbolize more than the epic Drake beef, with a universal appeal — and a sickeningly infectious beat by DJ Mustard — made for Super Bowl-sized consumption.Of course, Lamar is bigger than one song. And with Samuel L.

the 2025 Super Bowl halftime show, but made one big and telling change to the song’s lyrics. Taking the field at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday, Lamar, 37, elated fans when he performed the song that has come to define his feud with Drizzy, 38, during the show.The Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper teased the song throughout the performance, saving it for the end of his time on the field.“I want to play their favorite song, but you know they love to sue,” K-Dot spat at one point, undoubtedly alluding to Drake’s legal actions against their shared record label, Universal Music Group.

22-time Grammy Award winner performed a medley of his greatest hits — including the Drake diss track “Not Like Us” — for the halftime show at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday.Samuel L. Jackson as “Uncle Sam” introduced Lamar at the start of the performance.The rapper wore a blue jacket with a black shirt, black backwards hat and blue jeans for the start of his performance.

performs at the 2025 Super Bowl Halftime Show — and later goes on tour with Drake’s rival, Kendrick Lamar.Likely an even closer pal of SZA’s, Lamar, 37, walked onto the field at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans for the Kansas City Chiefs’ face-off with the Philadelphia Eagles just days after his Drake diss track “Not Like Us” earned him five Grammys. Here’s a timeline of what you need to know about SZA’s relationship with 38-year-old Drake.Drake and the R&B singer — whose real name is Solána Imani Rowe — dated for an unknown period of time either in 2008 or 2009. It wasn’t until a decade later that Drake revealed the pair had a romance.

according to John Ewing of BetMGM.The Grammy-winning singer, 38, delighted viewers when he took to the field at Caesar’s Superdome in New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, February 9, before returning champs the Kansas City Chiefs took on the Philadelphia Eagles.Batiste played the piano as he belted out “The Star-Spangled Banner.”Alicia Keys still holds the record for the longest National Anthem performance at the Super Bowl. When she sang “The Star-Spangled Banner” at Super Bowl XLVII in 2013, her rendition was two minutes and 36 seconds.

2025 Super Bowl.Batiste wore all black and sang the song while playing his piano.Attendees inside the New Orleans Caesars Superdome, including the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles players and coaches, went wild cheering for him. At one point during his performance, cameras also panned to President Donald Trump saluting the flag from his suite.The United States marine corps flew over the stadium from above as there was a big American flag on the field at the end of Batiste’s performance, which clocked in at 120 seconds, according to John Ewing of BetMGM.Baptiste took the stage after “America the Beautiful” performers Lauren Daigle and Trombone Shorty and “Lift Every Voice and Sing” performer Ledisi.

Ledisi performed the black National Anthem, “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” ahead of the 2025 Super Bowl matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.The 52-year-old wore all white and was joined by 125 New Orleans high school students for the performance, in honor of the hymn’s 125th anniversary.The New Orleans native’s performance will be followed by Jon Batiste’s rendition of the National Anthem, “The Star Spangled Banner.”Lauren Daigle and Trombone Shorty also will sing “America the Beautiful” before Kendrick Lamar’s halftime show with special guest SZA.Originally penned as a poem by NAACP leader James Weldon Johnson in 1900, “Lift Every Voice and Sing” was set to music by his brother John Rosamond Johnson before being adopted as the official song of the NAACP in 1919.Frequently invoked as a rallying cry during the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s, it was first performed at the Super Bowl in 2020 in the wake of protests against police brutality and the death of George Floyd. Born Ledisi Anibade Young in Super Bowl LIX’s host city of New Orleans, she grew up in Oakland, Calif., before finding success as a vocalist, songwriter, music producer, author and actress.With 13 albums to her name, the 52-year-old chanteuse dropped her first LP — “Soulsinger” — in 2000.

Grammy-winning diss track “Not Like Us” on football’s biggest day.Drake will be in his feelings onstage at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia, on Sunday, Feb. 9, while over 100 million people wait to hopefully hear Lamar drop the iconic line “Hey Drake, I heard you like ’em young.”Drake revealed his return to Australia in November, confirming he was taking his “Anita Max Win Tour” Down Under for the first time since 2017.“February 9th for anybody that’s watching from Australia, I’m coming back to Australia for the first time in eight years.

2025 Super Bowl in New Orleans this Sunday.Batiste’s performance will kick off the game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles in his native Louisiana. This marks his first appearance at the Super Bowl as a performer.He follows in Reba McEntire’s footsteps, who sang the national anthem at the 2024 Super Bowl.The other 2025 Super Bowl performers include Lauren Daigle and Trombone Shorty, who are singing “America the Beautiful,” Ledisi, who is performing “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” and Kendrick Lamar, who is headlining the halftime show.Last month, Batiste told Entertainment Tonight that he wants his Super Bowl performance to last “the test of time.”Here’s everything you need to know about Jon Batiste.Batiste’s career as a singer began after he attended Juilliard School in New York.

during the Uber Eats Super Bowl commercial teaser.The trend is to listen to the other person speak their truth without judging — or judging too harshly in some cases.“Honestly Charli, when my agent first gave me your name, I thought it was the WIFI password,” Stewart, 83, told the singer.“Well, when my agent told me you were doing this, I thought you would be doing the catering,” Charli XCX, 32, responded.“We listen and we don’t judge,” the pair said together before continuing with their confessions.“I thought a Super Bowl was something I could order on Uber Eats,” the British singer said to Stewart.Stewart chuckled and replied, “I thought it was something else.”“But seriously, who are you again,” Stewart asked Charli XCX as the teaser ended.The latest ad comes after Uber Eats released another mini-teaser on Monday, where the pair ordered several items from the company, including chips, sandwiches, caviar, and champagne.The ad showed Charli XCX breaking down American football in “club terms.”“So the quarterback, he’s like the DJ. He controls the vibe,” the “Apple” singer said.

Puppy Bowl 2025 referee Dan Schachner revealed behind-the-scenes secrets about the annual event that happens right before the Super Bowl — including how they handle the furry competitors inevitably having mishaps on the field.“Every single year we try to not get delayed by it,” he exclusively told The Post. “It’s very easy to call a delay of game.”“There’s many different euphemisms we can use like pooch puddle or fertilizing of the field, tinkle on the 20, turd and long,” he continued. “There’s a lot of ways that we can describe it in a funny way.

Kendrick Lamar to be the 2025 Super Bowl halftime show headliner.In fact, it seemed as if his moment to play the biggest stage in the game had already come and gone in 2022’s Dr. Dre-led hip-hop extravaganza also featuring Eminem, Mary J.

as Powell, 36, narrates.“Once upon a time, there was a girl with golden locks,” he begins.“You know what, maybe it was like a rugged woodsy dude,” the “Twisters” star says, revealing himself as Goldilocks. The actor pulls off the look as he wears a Regency outfit with long blond hair — similar to Fabio — who has been on countless romance book covers.“The beds were too hands, the chairs were too soft,” Powell continues as he explores the home, just as Goldilocks did in the fairytale.“This Goldilocks wanted something tastier,” he says after smelling the porridge.

The commercial opens with Mountain Dew’s Mountain Dude offering singer Becky G the company’s Baja Blast flavored drink.After accepting and taking a sip, Seal’s transported to the ocean, landing in a boat driven by Mountain Dude.“Refreshing,” Becky G, 27, tells Mountain Dude.“It’s kissed by the perfect amount of tropical lime,” he replies.The scene then pans to multiple seals on a rock formation singing the beginning of what viewers might think is “Kiss From a Rose.”At the top of the rock formation, Seal is revealed, but not as his usual self. Instead, Seal has been transformed into, well, an actual seal.“Baby, I compare it to a kiss from a lime, on the bay,” Seal sings dramatically, altering a few lyrics from his hit song.

Puppy Bowl XXI.Maxx was dumped at an animal shelter last year, probably by a breeder who deemed him “unsellable” due to a malformed front leg, which the shelter was forced to amputate, according to the Nevada SPCA.Now, the plucky pooch will join 142 other rescue dogs in Discovery’s annual showcase, in which rescue pups from around the country will “compete” on a miniature football field while their human counterparts make dog piles in New Orleans when the Kansas City Chiefs face off against the Philadelphia Eagles. A shelter staff member drove Maxx 2,500 miles to a New York TV studio to record the paw-stigious event, which aims to raise awareness for rescue animals.The spotted spectacle — which had more than 13 million viewers last year — features two squads of rescue dogs (“Team Fluff” and “Team Ruff”) chasing balls, toys and one another as human referee Dan Schachner calls “penalties” for infractions like fighting (“unnecessary ruffness”) and pooping on the turf (“excessive fertilization”).“We named him Maxx after Max Crosby from the Las Vegas Raiders,” Nevada SPCA director Lori Heeren told The Post.