These days it seems like the only thing that's a sure bet is that your plans will change. One thing you can count on is your sports brilliance to strike up a conversation.
Confidence looks good on you,
The Last Night's Game Team
NFL (NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE)
The Super Bowl is set, and for the second time in NFL history, the home team is vying for the title. The Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals will meet up at Super Bowl 56 in SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Sunday, February 13. It's been 33 years since the Bengals were in a Super Bowl, and second-year quarterback Joe Burrow celebrated breaking that streak with his traditional cigar and wearing a Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson-inspired postgame outfit. IT'S SOMETHING SPECIAL
(More on Tom Brady's non-retirement below).
SHORT AND SWEET
Applebee's is the only one thrilled with yesterday's halftime show.
Peyton Manning's review of "Emily in Paris" on "Saturday Night Live" is all we need in life.
By winning the Australian Open, Ash Barty breaks a 44-year Aussie drought, and Rafael Nadal sets a new men's record with 21 Grand Slam wins.
BEFORE WE GO
iPhone users know the text chat bubble all too well, and that's currently how the sports world is feeling about Tom Brady's retirement (or not) announcement. Rumors spread like wildfires over the weekend that Brady was calling it quits. His agent sent out a statement that said, "not so fast." As Brady tends to do, he'll announce it in his own fashion and on his own timeline. So until then, we'll hurry up and wait. IMPATIENTLY WAITING
SO MUCH GOODNESS
Have you joined us for Water Me Wednesday on Instagram? On Wednesdays, we sit down with our brilliant friends to up our IQ. Check out this week's interview with realtor extraordinaire, Eve Adams as she shares her home trends for 2022 and the weirdest thing she's ever discovered in a house. THE BEST
LOVE IT OR LOSE IT
The Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony is this Friday. Step up your game with a great conversation starter from our post on "What Olympic winners do with their medals." TO STASH OR SELL?
