Super Bowl

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...

Poor Sodastream. They hired the great Scarlett Johansson to sell their soft drinks, and the mean old Fox network won't let them air the commercial during the Super Bowl.

As the last two NFL teams left standing get ready for Super Bowl XLVIII, media coverage will analyze every possible storyline, particularly those about preparation, commitment and sacrifice. A young widow, no stranger to the same things, will be at Metlife Stadium in New Jersey to watch the Seahawks play the Broncos, but her path to the NFL's biggest game has been no ordinary journey.

Squarespace has uploaded a teaser for their big Super Bowl 2014 commercial. Get ready to see some of your favorite memes in the real world.

If you are one of the few who have not seen an installment of the YouTube hit titled "Bad Lip Reading," then you are missing out. Just in time for the game on Feburary 2, a sequel to the original "NFL: Bad Lip Reading" has been unleashed upon the web.

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.

For some silly reason, Super Bowl Sunday is not a national holiday ... yet.

Did anybody do a head scratch when Red Hot Chili Peppers were recently announced to play the Super Bowl halftime show alongside pop star Bruno Mars? After all, the organizers have been notoriously conservative in their choices for the halftime show performers after Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" a decade ago and the Chili Peppers have been known to bare a fair share of skin durin

Football fans -- and non-football fans -- are still buzzing about Richard Sherman's irate interview with Erin Andrews on Fox shortly after his Seattle Seahawks defeated the arch rival San Francisco 49ers to advance to the Super Bowl. But did you know he had an equally intense interview before that?

The Super Bowl might bring the promise of glory to one group of lucky fans and humiliating and bitter defeat to another, but for the rest of the universe, it's a chance to enjoy some primo, top-of-the-line adver-tainment.

Not every Super Bowl legend goes to the Hall of Fame. Some Super Bowl players become school teachers, businessmen or radio hosts after their NFL days have ended. Here are 11 unsung Super Bowl heroes of the past and what they are doing now...

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