super bowl

You didn’t really think Marvel would sit out the Super Bowl, did you?

Mr. Clean fully owns their mascot's low-key sex symbol status in a new ad for Super Bowl 51, which takes place on February 5.

Super Bowl 50 offered another Sunday of pro football pageantry in 2016 – sandwiched in between some of the best commercials of the year.

Like most people, you probably don't have tickets to Metallica's sold-out pre-Super Bowl concert in San Francisco. But, never fear, there's still a way to watch.

Van Halen are going to the Super Bowl! Sort of.

As reporters fought their way up to Peyton Manning's booth to yell out questions at the Denver Broncos quarterback during Tuesday's Super Bowl media day, one member of the media, admittedly a huge Manning fan, caught his attention quickly when she put in a request...

In this recent teaser for Bud Light's upcoming Super Bowl 2014 commercial, the Governator is warming up for one hell of a ping pong match.

If you are not familiar, Billy Eichner is an up and coming comedian with a show on Fuse called Billy On The Street. It is an ambush style game show where Billy, loudly, asks the unsuspecting contestants questions for prizes that are typically miniscule.

During the country's biggest sporting even, there isn't much time for bathroom breaks and beer runs. And thanks to Facebook, DVR is out of the question. So most men choose to tough it out until halftime.

It's new and premiered last night during that football game that the Giants won.  Although I am woefully behind on watching the individual superhero movies (I haven't even seen the Iron Man movies), I am looking forward to this flick.

I don't know what your plans are for 'Super Sunday' but if you are going/hosting a party, expect a collection of folks like this.
I'm sure that you can identify with at least one of these people.  I hope it's not the one that thinks there is "intermission&qu…

I guess you are going to have to watch on Sunday for the game itself instead of those clever commercials. I'm not sure why but ad agencies are hellbent on giving away the surprise for free on the internet, as evidenced by (most recently) the Ferris Bueller ad that I posted about right here.
This one…