Super Bowl ads aim to comfort and connect

Timothee Chalamet to Michael B. Jordan to Daveed Diggs to Matthew McConaughey all appeared in Super Bowl ads this past Sunday.But other than the obvious financial benefits, what motivation is there for a major celebrity to appear in an ad during the biggest football game of the year these days?“On some levels, it’s very prestigious,” says Carol Goll, head of global branded entertainment for ICM.

It may not have been a Super Bowl like any other but one thing never changes — the world-renowned ads.

pricey television advertising.The 30-second spot opens with a visibly upset employee storming into her boss’s office and declaring: “Miss Davis, Tommy just brought me into his office and whipped out his opinion.”“I didn’t just whip it out — she was into it,” Tommy blurts out in his defense.

Andrew Hampp As expected, Bruce Springsteen’s rumored Jeep commercial was the big highlight of this year’s Super Bowl ad haul, with The Boss making his first-ever appearance in a commercial.

It may not have been a Super Bowl like any other but one thing never changes- the half-time ads.

The crop of Super Bowl ads 2021 employed a large contingent of A-lest celebrities in front and behind the camera and featured major Hollywood brands. Not surprisingly, they dominated the list of most watched Super Bowl commercials on YouTube during gameday.

Ellise Shafer administratorNational Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman shared her talent with the world once again during Super Bowl LV, performing a poem dedicated to the everyday heroes of the COVID-19 pandemic.This year, the NFL chose three Super Bowl captains who have made an impact on their communities during the pandemic. Gorman recited a poem honoring them, titled “Chorus of the Captains,” into a 1950s-era microphone while pensive yet triumphant music played.

Will Ferrell punches a world globe after learning a little tidbit about Norway in General Motors’ Super Bowl LV Commercial.

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It was certainly a refreshing episode of Saturday Night Live, but what else do we expect from the one and only Dan Levy, who finally made his hosting debut, and guest performer Phoebe Bridgers!

Super Bowl LV — and fans can play along with the Post’s big game-themed BINGO cards.Score five in a row as terms in each box — including “Tom Brady,” “The Weeknd” and “Home field advantage” — are seen or heard throughout the game.Football fans can compete with each other, off the field, using The Post’s Super Bowl BINGO cards, which are now interactive — no printer needed.Other terms to watch and listen for include Brady’s former coach for the New England Patriots, “Bill Belichick,” his model

Super Bowl 2021 on Sunday. As Patrick Mahomes’ Kansas City Chiefs and Tom Brady’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers go head-to-head in the championship game, football fanatics everywhere can go chug-for-chug in a series of big day drinking games. “Playing fun and new drinking games makes watching the Super Bowl with your friends interactive,” co-creator of TikTok’s unofficial Super Bowl drinking game, Christian Camarata, told The Post. With over 500,000 worldwide TikTok followers, Camarata, 22, alongside

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVTypically the cold opens of “Saturday Night Live” parody the politics of the past week, but for its second show of 2021, the NBC late-night sketch comedy series looked ahead — to Sunday’s Super Bowl.Kenan Thompson, who portrayed sportscaster James Brown in the sketch, kicked things off acknowledging the complications of late, but that ” today we come together in the spirit of football — and to murder millions of chickens for their delicious

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Jimmy Kimmel and Bill Maher had a wide-ranging, late-night comedy love-in to kick off tonight’s episode of Real Time, with the guest comparing the host to starting Super Bowl quarterback Tom Brady.

Gronk and Tom Brady are going head to head — in a quirky new Super Bowl 2021 commercial. The two former Patriots teammates, who reunited as Tampa Bay Buccaneers, appeared in a T-Mobile ad that debuted Friday ahead of Sunday’s big game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

headline the biggest gig in the biz at Super Bowl 2021 on Sunday, the “Can’t Feel My Face” singer remains pop’s biggest mystery, revealing little about his personal life and doing few interviews, instead letting his art do the talking.“We live in an era when everything is so excessive, I think it’s refreshing for everybody to be like, ‘Who the f–k is this guy?” he told Rolling Stone in 2015.