Tell me if I'm alone in this, but I thought that the reason why we weren't getting major rock acts at the Super Bowl anymore because they weren't "family friendly" after the Janet Jackson incident. So how exactly are LMFAO and Niki Minaj family friendly acts?
After 14 years of pitching Priceline.com, the company has decided to kill off William Shatner's character 'The Priceline Negotiator' in a fiery bus crash. Is this really the end of the character or is he set to miraculously return on Super Bowl Sunday?
Now that the NFL is in full swing and the regular season right around the corner, ol' Monte took at look at this year's odds for each team to win Super Bowl XLVI. After all of the off-season moves that teams like the Patriots and Eagles have made, seeing them at the top is no surprise, however, the early season favorites haven't panned out in recent years. The odds just may surprise you!
If I knew how to type out a great big fart sound, that’s exactly what I would type right here!
Anyone that watched the Super Bowl knows that 400 people didn’t get to sit in their seats for the game, but did you hear how the NFL compensated them?
February 7, 2011 During their halftime performance at last night's Super Bowl, Black Eyed Peas band member Will.i.am changed a few of the lyrics of "Where is the love" to get a message across to president Obama.
February 6, 2011 It's the day football fans wait for all year. Super Bowl XLV kicks off tonight at 6 pm.
I’ve given out 4 picks in this year’s NFL playoffs, and guess what? I’m 4-0 in those games and looking to make it a perfect 5 for 5.
The first Lambeau Leap happened Dec 26th 1993 vs. the Raiders. Reggie White recovered a fumble and gave a lateral pass to LeRoy Butler who ran it in for the TD and then leapt towards the fans who helped pull him up the rest of the way. Since then it’s been done many a times,
Rumors are circulating that Velvet Revolver guitarist Slash will be making a special appearance to play with the Black Eyed Peas during the half time show of Super Bowl XLV.
