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When ‘In Living Color’ Faced Off Against the Super Bowl Halftime Show—and Won
In the 1990s, Super Bowl halftime shows were lame. Fox decided what people needed was Jim Carrey setting himself on fire.
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How the Budweiser Clydesdales Became a Commercial Success
The horses are an iconic feature in many Super Bowl commercials.
What Happens to the Losing Team’s Pre-Printed Championship Shirts?
For each year’s Super Bowl showdown, manufacturers and retailers will produce and stock two sets of T-shirts, hats, and other merchandise that declares each team the champ. So who gets the losing team’s stuff?
Here’s Why Companies Release Their Super Bowl Ads Early
Ads used to be cloaked in secrecy before the big game. A 2011 Star Wars spot changed all that.
Upgrade Your Super Bowl Spread With This Easy Herbed Cheese Dip
This recipe for cervelle de canut will add class to your Super Bowl menu.
Why Is the Super Bowl Always Played On a Sunday Night?
More than17 million people call in ‘sick’ the Monday after the game. So why not play it on a Saturday?
Why Do We Eat Chicken Wings on Super Bowl Sunday?
Americans consume more than 1 billion wings on Super Bowl Sunday, and we have sports bars to thank.
When Vladimir Putin (Allegedly) Stole Patriots Owner Robert Kraft's Super Bowl Ring
In 2005, Patriots chief Robert Kraft's diplomacy mission to Russia turned into an international incident after Vladimir Putin pocketed his priceless Super Bowl ring.
The Super Bowl Is a Week Late This Year—Here’s Why
If you think it’s weird that this year’s Super Bowl is set for the day before Valentine’s Day, you’re right. Here’s what happened.
When Dan Quayle and 12-Year-Old Elijah Wood Starred in a 1994 Super Bowl Commercial
It probably wasn’t a coincidence that Dan Quayle, who famously misspelled ‘potato,’ started shilling for potato chips.
The Past 20 Super Bowl Halftime Shows, Ranked From Best to Worst
Will The Weeknd’s 2021 Super Bowl halftime show outshine Beyoncé’s past appearances? It’s *technically* not impossible.
A Q&A With Schitt's Creek Star and Laundry Enthusiast Emily Hampshire
Emily Hampshire on getting her big break as Girlfriend Number One on Nickelodeon and when she knew 'Schitt's Creek' hit big.
Want to See the Original 1967 Super Bowl I Broadcast? A Kickstarter Could Make It Happen
The game has been locked in a vault and a legal battle for years. A new Kickstarter could unearth it for the first time since 1967.
Tom Brady Makes Nearly $1.5 Million Per Hour of Playtime—Which Is Only a Fraction of the NFL’s Highest Paid Quarterbacks’ Earnings
The job of an NFL quarterback comes with heaps of high-stakes pressure and even bigger heaps of money.
Heinz Might Pay Your Flight Change Fee if Your Favorite NFL Team Didn’t Make the Super Bowl
Watching your team lose its spot in the 2020 Super Bowl stings a little less if you don’t lose money changing your flight.
7 Weird Super Bowl Halftime Acts
From Indiana Jones to an Elvis-impersonating magician, the Super Bowl halftime show has featured some truly strange performers.
Super Bowl 2019: How to Live Stream the Big Game
No cable? No problem. No TV? That's fine, too.
55 Super Facts About the Super Bowl
Want to be the smartest person in the room while watching this year's Super Bowl? Bust out a few of these fun facts about Big Games past.
15 Fun Facts About Puppy Bowl
The puppies are coming! (Plus some kittens, kangaroos, and a rescue sloth.)
8 Fascinating Facts About Super Bowl I
On January 15, 1967, when the first AFL-NFL World Championship Game took place, it was something bordering on a disaster, with television mishaps, a dispute over the name, and thousands of empty seats.
Reynolds Wrap Made a Food Harness to Keep Your Favorite Super Bowl Snacks Close
Think of it as a Babybjörn for your favorite Super Bowl snacks.
SpongeBob SquarePants Fans Are Petitioning to Have 'Sweet Victory' Played at the Super Bowl
More than 575,000 people have already signed the petition.