Super Bowl

Bad Bunny academic specialist (yes, it’s a thing) Vanessa Diaz was interviewed on Monday’s PBS News Hour after the Puerto Rican singer’s Spanish-language Super Bowl halftime show to speak reverently of the performer symbolizing Puerto Rican resistance to American colonial might, or something. NewsBusters own Jorge Bonilla wasn’t impressed with Bad Bunny’s alienating performance or his…

I cannot recall any Super Bowl halftime show ever needing a next-day explainer, but CBS News apparently thinks you need one after the Bad Bunny spectacle during Super Bowl LX. And, as fate would have it, CBS’s self-styled “Bad Bunny correspondent”, Lilia Luciano, handled the segment which quickly descended into outright propaganda.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell loves singer Bad Bunny, the league declared on social media Sunday following the notorious Latino singer’s divisive halftime performance in Spanish disenfranchising English-speaking fans during Sunday's Super Bowl.

A TMZ poll conducted following Sunday’s Super Bowl reveals football fans much preferred an alternative halftime show provided by Turning Point USA on social media, compared to the game’s broadcast halftime performance by a notorious, polarizing, anti-American, anti-law enforcement singer with a penchant for explicit lyrics.

NPR critic-at-large Eric Deggans evaluated Super Bowl commercials before the game, and updated his picks for NPR’s Morning Edition on Monday, predictably taking a few potshots from the left, including sniping about two ad buys from the Trump Administration: "Few commercials tackled social issues. And when they did, the messaging was subtle, friendly and welcoming – …

As the signs of cognitive decline became too obvious to ignore, President Joe Biden stopped granting access to the media, including for the traditional Super Bowl interview. President Donald Trump restored this norm upon reelection, sitting down this year with NBC’s Tom Llamas.

Most Americans are aware of the controversies involving ICE, and the attacks aimed at their agents. If you are in the media, you have to know about the statements made against ICE by the man who will be featured in Sunday's Super Bowl Half Time Show,…

Three pro-ICE messages displaying on a digital billboard in San Francisco ahead of Sunday’s Super Bowl are reportedly “raising eyebrows and making some people angry.”

CNN This Morning rolls a clip of NFL Commish Roger Goodell absurdly claiming: "This platform is used to unite people and to be able to bring people together with their creativity, with their talents, and to be able to use this moment to do that. And I think artists in the past have done that. I think Bad Bunny understands that." Surprisingly, host Audie Cornish calls out Goodell on his BS: "I…

The Thanksgiving edition of the PBS News Hour pondered the crude American tradition of Thanksgiving football watching from an anthropological perspective, with anchor John Yang’s abstract rendering of the game of football in his introduction followed by liberal sportswriter guest Christine Brennan of USA Today paying backhanded, condescending compliments to America’s most…

If you happened to be watching CNN's News Central on Thursday afternoon, you may have seen co-host Boris Sanchez conducting a segment on the NFL's choice of talent for next February's Super Bowl LX halftime show, which will take place at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The controversial selection of Bad Bunny, a Puerto Rican rapper and singer, who has a history of not liking Donald…

Morning Joe accuses conservatives of "performative outrage" and "snowflakery" for their angered reaction to the NFL's choice of Bad Bunny, an ardent Trump critic, as its Super Bowl halftime performer.

We’re months away from Super Bowl LX and its Bad Bunny halftime performance but the legacy media are already in top sycophantic form, doing everything in their power to shove this awful pick down the throats of their viewing public. CBS Mornings Plus delivered on all counts. 

La NFL anunció que el espectáculo de medio tiempo del Super Bowl LX estará encabezado por nada menos que Bad Bunny. Estamos aquí para contarte el porqué, así como lo que los medios no te dirán mientras se esfuerzan por cubrir la noticia.