SuperBowlXlii-related stories
Posted Feb 4th 2008 7:30AM by Richard Keller
Filed under: Sports, Industry, TV on DVD, OpEd, TV Sports, Commercials, TV Squad Polls
Super Bowl XLII is all done except for the cleanup and the hangovers. And, you are probably doing one of two things right now. Either you are joyously celebrating the win of the Wild Card New York Giants over the undefeated (until Sunday) New England Patriots, or your are cursing out that f@#&ing Tom Brady and coach Bill Belichick for screwing up a perfect season and, most likely, starting a new sports curse in New England.
Oh well, at least you have the commercials to take your mind off of it all if you were a Patriots fan. This year's crop was pretty diverse with a mix of serious and humorous ads. Plus, a little star power thrown in just for taste. Thanks to Jason Hughes, Jen Creer, JJ Hawkins, and yours truly, TV Squad has postings about every new commercial that aired, from the E-Trade baby to the guy who attached jumper cables to his nipples.
If you're scratching your head on what the hell I mean then jump over to the next page, where you'll see a list of links to all of our commercial reviews.
Continue reading The commercials of Super Bowl XLII: A summary
Posted Aug 17th 2007 11:40AM by Liz Finn-Arnold
Filed under: Sports, American Idol, Host, News and Gossip

Ryan Seacrest + Super Bowl = Is Nothing Sacred?
When you think about the Super Bowl, does the name "Ryan Seacrest" come to mind? Probably not. I'm pretty sure I know more about football than Ryan Seacrest (which isn't saying a heck of a lot). Yet somehow,
Fox has awarded Super Bowl hosting duties to their
American Idol golden boy.
As master of ceremonies for football's biggest game, Ryan will host pregame red-carpet events, as well as the halftime show. Super Bowl XLII is set to take place in February at the University of Phoenix stadium in Arizona. And while halftime entertainment has not yet been announced, I'm starting to suspect that we might see a couple of
American Idols perform.
Continue reading Ryan Seacrest to host Super Bowl