Cam Newton has been under the spotlight all NFL season long for his brash play and touchdown celebrations, landing back under scrutiny once more after his stunning Super Bowl 50 loss. During the post-game press conference, the Carolina Panthers quarterback abruptly left but has since explained his actions.
Raven-Symone is getting dragged for giving her two cents on Beyoncé’s Super Bowl 50 performance with Coldplay. During today’s (Feb. 8) show The View co-host said she thought Mrs. Carter’s stage extravaganza was “hilarious” and “amazing” but she prefers the old Bey — who used to sing ballads in dresses and stuff.
Taraji P. Henson had a great view of the Super Bowl 50 contest between the champions, the Denver Broncos, and the Carolina Panthers from inside Levi’s Stadium. Much like everyone else, the Empire star was excited over the halftime show but actually confused the headlining Coldplay for another popular band.
In the wake of Cam Newton‘s Super Bowl 50 loss, former Denver Broncos player Bill Romanowski took it as a moment to insult the Carolina Panthers quarterback. In a now-deleted tweet, Romanowski called Newton a boy and actually had the nerve to check him about his attitude.
Lil Wayne landed a new Super Bowl Commercial for Apartments.com based off The Jeffersons. Young Money’s main guy stars alongside Jeff Goldblum and faux George Washington for a “Moving on Up” performance that should’ve been played out a long time ago.
Drake and his “Hotline Bling” video inspired several fantastic memes in 2015, and the shelf life of the track will now be extended by way of a Super Bowl 50 T-Mobile advertisement. The Canadian superstar shared some exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of the ad, and it looks like he had a lot of fun doing so.
Around the 2-minute mark in the above video, Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton responds to a question of why he’s become such a point of contention among reporters and sports fans. Unabashed and fearless, Newton said what white America and football fans probably didn’t expect to hear.
During last night’s Thursday Night Football contest between the Green Bay Packers and the Detroit Lions, it was announced by the NFL that Coldplay will perform at Super Bowl 50. The British rock band will take over the entertainment duties for the highly-anticipated Pepsi Super Bowl 50 Halftime Show.
