Green Day to perform this weekend as part of a special pre-Super Bowl NFL show

The Weeknd has been given a custom diamond Super Bowl ring to commemorate his half-time performance at this year’s event.The Toronto star worked around coronavirus regulations to put on an impressive show during the NFL game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs, held at Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium earlier this month (February 7).Accoridng to TMZ, the ‘Blinding Lights’ singer has now received a new piece of jewellery to commemorate the moment, courtesy of Cash – the

Ciara and Russell Wilson have spoken out on a viral meme that circulated after the Super Bowl game last weekend.The couple, who married in 2016 and have two children together, appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show discussing a photo of Russell that showed the Seattle Seahawks quarterback looking displeased while watching the game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs.MORE: Ciara makes the case for post-holiday sequins in this amazing suitSitting alongside his wife and NFL

Green Day played their first live show in nearly a year this weekend, bringing a career-spanning three-song set to the annual NFL Honors show – watch the set below.The band played ‘Holiday’, ‘Basket Case’ and 2016 track ‘Still Breathing’ outside the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.Watch the set, which intersperses the band’s performance with highlights of footage from this year’s NFL competition, below.At the time of writing, Green Day are still set to return to the UK for their

Metallica performed on a special edition of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert to mark Super Bowl weekend last night (February 7) – watch them close out the show with ‘Enter Sandman’ below.A host of special performances took place around the game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.Performing from their studio in the Bay Area of California, the metal titans ran through a rendition of one of their biggest hits.Watch the ‘Enter Sandman’ performance

The Weeknd hit the field in Tampa Bay to perform his much anticipated Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday.

Jennifer Lopez was on hand to support her Super Bowl halftime predecessor, The Weeknd in Tampa Bay on Sunday night! “Go The Weekend! Go The Weekend!” the hitmaker — who performed at the big game last year — sang in a video, alongside fiance Alex Rodriguez. The former Yankee, who hyped up the crowd inside the couple’s private box in Raymond James Stadium, looked to current Yankee star, Aaron Judge to ask, “Are you ready for The Weeknd?”

Roaring out of a Super Bowl LV first half today that saw the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and quarterback Tom Brady battering favorites the Kansas City Chiefs 21-6, The Weeknd’s halftime show had a lot riding on it for the NFL, CBS and an America trampled and exhausted by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and a year of political and social unrest.

The Weeknd hit the field in Tampa Bay to perform his much anticipated Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday.

Who knew Brad Pitt could make a tribute to the two starting Super Bowl 55 quarterbacks seem so sexy! The 57-year-old narrated a tribute to the two superstar quarterbacks Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes in a vignette ahead of kickoff. Brad’s smooth, deep voice  told viewers, “The greatest of all time against the greatest of this time. Superstars of two generations in one title game,” referring to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Tom, 43, and the Kansas City Chiefs’ Mahomes, 25.

Miley Cyrus performed at a special TikTok Tailgate show ahead of the Super Bowl in Tampa, Florida tonight (February 7) and brought some special guests with her.The event was held at Tampa Bay’s Raymond James Stadium and saw the pop star perform in front of healthcare workers.During her set, Cyrus played a series of covers including Blondie’s ‘Heart Of Glass’, Dolly Parton’s ‘Jolene’ and Bikini Kill’s ‘Rebel Girl’.Billy Idol joined her on stage early on in her performance to perform ‘Night

direct to your inboxIt's already time for the one of the biggest events of the year to take place in America.We can only be talking about the Super Bowl which sees millions of fans tune in every year.Tonight, Super Bowl 55, or Super Bowl LV, will see Kansas City Chiefs take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in their first appearance at the huge NFL game in 18 years.And as it's American football's showpiece event, we must talk about the halftime show.See, it's not all about the sport as each year a

Haley Bosselman editorSuper Bowl LV starts at 6:30 p.m. ET at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla.

When the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs square off at Raymond James Stadium on Feb. 7, there'll be no shortage of stars on the field thanks to A-list QBs Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes and an entertainment lineup that includes halftime performer The Weeknd, national anthem duet team Jazmine Sullivan and Eric Church, poet Amanda Gorman and Miley Cyrus, who's headlining the NFL TikTok Tailgate event.

You may be looking at your television screen later on during the 2021 Super Bowl and wondering…how many people are allowed in Raymond James Stadium right now?

Miley Cyrus, 28, rocked some daisy dukes for her soundcheck in Tampa, FL! The Disney alum posted a series of photos ahead of the first ever NFL TikTok Tailgate at Super Bowl LV on Feb. 7, where the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs are set to face off. She looked incredible in a pair of $1,100 “eco” denim Gucci cut-offs from their new Doraemon collaboration. The adorable animated character was stitched onto the right back side, released just in time for the Year of the Ox.

spread of COVID-19.Unfortunately, those rules seem to have gone out the window at parties hosted by 50 Cent, Tory Lanez and Steve Aoki in Florida leading up to Sunday's showdown between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs.According to the Daily Mail, rapper Tory Lanez, who's currently facing assault charges related the shooting of Megan Thee Stallion, hosted an event at Tampa's Big Game Beach House on Thursday night where hundreds of fans appeared to have disregarded signs