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Every year when the Super Bowl rolls around, the same figures — Tom Brady, Joe Montana, Patrick Mahomes — get all the same acclaim. Sure, they deserve it; they’re stars for a reason ...

At some point or another, the commercials presented during the Super Bowl became just as important as the game itself. We don’t know why it happened, but because most people will watch this ...

The Puppy Bowl XXI will return Sunday. To kick off your Super Bowl Sunday on the right paw, you can tune into the puppy play hours before the big game even begins. This year the Puppy Bowl will ...

Q. Who were Super Bowl LVIII's two head coaches? - + A. Andy Reid of the Kansas City Chiefs and Kyle Shanahan of the San Francisco 49ers were Super Bowl LVIII head coaches. Q. What is Andy Reid's ...

But off the field, brands like Hellmann's and Bud Light will attempt to win the prize for the most memorable Super Bowl commercial. This year, fans can expect brands to play it safe, cashing in on ...

They knew there was no better way to reach the masses in the pre-internet era than a Super Bowl spot — the challenge was how to get a big message across in a short amount of time. Back in 1993 ...

We put a bow on Super Bowl LIX. The world was wondering if the Kansas City Chiefs could three-peat, but the Eagles had other things in mind, running away with a 40-22 victory. Jalen Hurts earned ...

Super Bowl Sunday, featuring the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Philadelphia Eagles, promises a thrilling spectacle with Kendrick Lamar headlining the halftime show. Jon Batiste will perform the national ...

Super Bowl Sunday is coming. Are you ready for some football … snacks? Two-thirds of Americans (65%) plan to watch the game, with many hosting parties (29%) or going to one at someone else's ...