Worth The Wait
The winning Super Bowl commercials, the halftime show and the Hollywood sign gets a new look. Plus the Olympics highlights.
Worth The Wait
Nothing comes easy, including getting out of bed on a Monday morning. Especially after a Super Bowl Sunday.
Play like a champion,
The Last Night's Game Team
PS: For whatever it's worth, don't forget today is Valentine's Day.
NFL (NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE)
Last night, the Los Angeles Rams earned their first Super Bowl victory as LA's team, defeating the Cincinnati Bengals. Rams head coach Sean McVay, 36, is now the youngest head coach to win a Super Bowl. After the game, two Rams players added some additional excitement to the mix. Amidst the confetti, Taylor Rapp proposed to his girlfriend, and Van Jefferson grabbed his daughter and rushed to the hospital for the birth of his second child. ALL IN A DAY'S WORK
SHORT AND SWEET
From tearful Toyota to Peyton's bowling league, here are the ads that won the night.
Bengals kicker Evan McPherson skipped the locker room pep talk to sit on the bench and watch the epic halftime show that delivered an upside-down 50 Cent, kneeling Eminem and a lot of living room dancing.
The Super Bowl was the place to be and be seen, with Hollywood's elite celebrities showing up in droves.
The famous Hollywood sign gets a new look thanks to the Rams victory.
BEFORE WE GO
In Olympics news, Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva was cleared of any doping concerns and will continue to compete in the women's competition. She is the favorite to win gold.
American Erin Jackson nearly missed the Olympics after falling in the trials. (Her teammate gave up her spot so Jackson could go to the Olympics). She set numerous records with her gold medal win yesterday, including becoming the first Black woman to win a speed skating medal of any color. GOLDEN GIRL
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 are underway! Step up your game with a great conversation starter from our post on "What Olympic winners do with their medals." TO STASH OR SELL?
Drop It Like It's Hot
All things Super Bowl, Happy Gilmore's version of a PGA tournament, the Puppy Bowl is back and all the Super Bowl party recipes.
What does success look like this weekend? Maybe it's a nap or a new date spot, or perhaps it's talking confidently about the Super Bowl.
All of the above,
The Last Night's Game Team
NFL (National Football League)
The Cincinnati Bengals take on the Los Angeles Rams this Sunday in Super Bowl 56. The Rams are slight favorites to win in their home stadium. A few other fun facts:
It's only the second time in Super Bowl history that the game is a home game for one of the teams (Rams).
The cost of a 30-second Super Bowl commercial increased $1M this year to $6.5M.
The average person will consume 11,000 calories - more than four and a half times the recommended daily calorie intake.
Of the last 17 champions, 14 of those teams were wearing white jerseys. The Bengals elected to wear their black jerseys.
Want more? Check out our guide to Super Bowl 56.
Short and Sweet
The Phoenix Open is the closest a golfer will get to living out a scene from "Happy Gilmore." The PGA (Professional Golfers Association) tournament, which runs through Sunday, is known for rowdy fans and the 16th hole - a par three surrounded by a stadium seating 17,000 people.
After finishing in fourth place, Olympian Shaun White gives an emotional goodbye.
Super Bowl anthem singer Mickey Guyton is known as "Quicky Mickey" for rushing through the anthem. How will that bode for bettors on Sunday at the big game?
Before We Go
Sundays are ruff, and this one will be no different. The 18th annual Puppy Bowl will air before the Super Bowl, and head coaches Martha Stewart (Team Ruff) and Snoop Dogg (Team Fluff) are back. A record 118 adoptable dogs from 67 shelters across the country are playing in this year's game. But will the kitty halftime performance rival Snoop's actual halftime performance alongside Eminem, Mary J. Blige, Kendrick Lamar and D. Dre? 'TILL I COLLAPSE
GAME ON
From commercials to food to football, your all-inclusive guide to Super Bowl 56 is here. READ
AND THE CROWD GOES WILD
Bring your A-game this weekend, whether it's for wine and cheese or a Super Bowl party. We have something for everyone - yes, even those with dietary restrictions. LET THE GAMES BEGIN
You've Got A Friend In Me
The US Women's Hockey Team is dominating the Olympics, an unexpected Aaron Rodgers sighting and why curling is a sport of the people.
With the Olympics in full swing and the Super Bowl on deck, confidently talk sports this week with today's Weekend-Wrap Up.
Teamwork,
The Last Night's Game Team
Olympics
Snowboarder Julia Marino brought home the first medal for Team USA this weekend. Hoping to continue their path to gold, rival teams, US and Canada, meet up on the ice in the final game of the group stage. The women's hockey teams are the favorites and have been dominating their opponents. The game will air live at 11:10 pm ET Monday night. QUEST FOR GOLD
Short and Sweet
At 50, Kelly Slater proves he's still the best, beating a surfer half his age to win the Billabong Pro Pipeline.
Aaron Rodgers missed the NFL Pro Bowl for a fifth-grade girls basketball game.
Maxx Crosby of the Las Vegas Raiders won defensive MVP in this weekend's Pro Bowl, but it's his story from rehab to NFL success that's the most impressive.
Before We Go
COVID is putting a damper on the social culture of curling. The sport is known for its camaraderie with pregame handshakes and postgame drinks. The practice of "broomstacking," or competitors stacking their brooms by a fire after a game and sharing a drink, has all but vanished. Teams are operating inside a bubble and missing out on the chance to unite over a cold one. A GOOD SPORT
Brilliance
Mindmapping? Neurofeedback? Learn more about the last frontier of healthcare, the brain, with Braincode Centers Co-Founder and CEO Rachel Lambert on the latest episode of Water Me Wednesday. MIND-BLOWING
This Is Next Level
Rejoice the Winter Olympics are finally here. Here are the five storylines you need to follow to be in the know. LET THE GAMES BEGIN