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Ahead of her halftime show, last month Rihanna released a 17-piece Savage x Fenty collection inspired by the Super Bowl.

The pieces available for sale include a T-shirt, reading: “Rihanna concert interrupted by a football game, weird but whatever”, and her unique take on a football jersey.

Chances are there will be plenty of Rihanna fans in the stands sporting the collection to show their support.

Anna Faris will be making her Super Bowl commercial debut in an ad for Avocados from Mexico.

The House Bunny star has said she found it “liberating” posing nude for the commercial.

Acording to Faris, she felt comfortable wearing “tiny little thong” and “nipple covers” because she is at a point in her life where she can “embrace” her appearance.

Ahead of the big game, Steve Martin and Ben Stiller exchanged some choice words in a funny teaser for a Pespi Zero Sugar commercial.

With another monumental music event ahead of us, why not look back at yesterday’s Brits?

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Tonight, Rihanna will end her three-year boycott of the US National Football League (NFL) over racial injustice issues to perform the coveted half-time show at the 57th Super Bowl.

Her decision to perform, however, has prompted some accusations of hypocrisy.

Rihanna is set to take centre stage on Sunday at the Super Bowl 2023 halftime show. The highly anticipated concert will be the singer’s first performance in seven years.

Each year, the NFL recruits some of the biggest names in music to put on a show-stopping performance. From Beyoncé to Paul McCartney to Lady Gaga, the Super Bowl halftime show has attracted millions of viewers worldwide, which is why so many artists dream of the day they will be asked to put on their own 13-minute concert.

But it’s not the big pay day that entices musicians to put on a Super Bowl halftime show. In fact, there is no pay day at all.

While it may come as a surprise to some, the truth is that Super Bowl halftime show performers don’t get paid for their concerts. Instead, the NFL pays for all expenses associated with putting on the halftime show, including travel costs.

Meredith Clark reports:

Ahead of Rihanna’s much-anticipated return to the stage, we take a look at the Grammy winner’s politics – and why she previously boycotted the NFL.

Fans of the HBO show The Last of Us have the Super Bowl to thank.

Viewers received a nice surprise when HBO Max released episode five of the hit series two days early, seemingly in an attempt to avoid a clash with the Super Bowl.

All eyes are on the Super Bowl halftime show (or the match, I suppose!) but the advertisements provide plenty of entertainment, too. And controversy.

From a heartbreaking insurance ad to a fast food chain’s salacious commercial, here are the top 10 most talked-about Super Bowl ads ever...

Advertisements are typically a pain but with plenty of celebrity cameos, Super Bowl at least makes the ad breaks a little interesting.

Grease star John Travolta has spoofed his iconic 1978 film in T-Mobile’s Super Bowl ad, alongside Scrubs stars Zach Braff and Donald Faison.

John Travolta spoofs an iconic hit from Grease as he stars alongside Zach Braff and Donald Faison in T-Mobile’s Super Bowl ad. The actor performs a new rendition of the song “Summer Nights,” changing the lyrics to promote the wireless service provider. Scrubs stars Braff and Faison pop up alongside Travolta, who also recreated several dance moves and signature poses from the 1978 film. The ad comes six months after the death of Olivia Newton-John, Travolta’s co-star in Grease. Click here to sign up for our newsletters.