With the "Big Game" on it's way, the awesome people that bring you "Bad Lip Reading," has added a third installment to the NFL saga. For those not familiar with bad lip reading, it is basically voice actors watching NFL games on mute and trying to make out what they are saying...
"Wet, sticky, cold, slippery." LOL
Deflate Gate continues and the arguments rage on. New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick says he had "no knowledge" about the controversy surrounding his team and deflated footballs and was "surprised" to hear about it Monday morning...
Super Bowl XLVIII on Fox has been confirmed as the most watched television broadcast in U.S. history, that is simply bananas! There were approximately 111.5 million viewers which means around 1 of every 3 Americans were watching.
This year's Super Bowl between the Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos has officially been named the most-watched television broadcast in history. The Halftime Show starring Bruno Mars and Red Hot Chili Peppers also set a record for being the most-watched Halftime Show ever, and if you want to own a piece of the historic event, look no further than Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith.
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Some have called it one of the most inspirational and patriotic commercials to air during the big game while others are saying it's anti-American, but we say that you should watch Coca-Cola's Super Bowl 2014 commercial and judge for yourself.
Sure, tax software doesn't seem like the most impressive thing to make a Super Bowl ad about, but John C. Reilly's narrations atop a failed love story make it quite funny.
For some, Super Bowl Sunday has merely become a good excuse to break new year's resolutions by consuming more food and booze than should be allowed for humans, of course resulting in what is known as "The Super Bowl Flu". For my family, it's a full on holiday.
Many would say last night's Super Bowl was a thrashing. However, no play executed on that field compares to the beatdown that personal injury lawyer Jamie Casino will inflict in a court of law. The Georgia-based attorney bought out a full two minutes of Super Bowl commercial time so locals could witness how bad ass he is -- using metal music to hammer the point home.