‘Super Bowl Greatest Commercials: All Time Classics’ Interactive Special Gets Date On CBS & Paramount+

Zendaya — or should we say  -- is taking the seashore by storm. The Euphoria star is bringing the classic tongue twister to life, thanks to Squarespace's newly revealed Super Bowl commercial. Yes, Sally is still selling seashells, but thanks to Squarespace, she's become a «seaside sensation,» expanding her line to include skirts and sarongs, serenity sessions at sunrise, seaside snacks and excursions of the seashore.

Sometimes the most important match could be with the person helping with your taxes! Jason Sudeikis gave fans a sneak preview of him in the Super Bowl Sunday commercial for TurboTax on Monday February  7. The commercial promised the the 46-year-old actor would meet his match in the upcoming TurboTax commercial that’ll air during Super Bowl LVI.

Mickey Guyton is ready to kick off the big game! Ahead of performing the national anthem at Super Bowl LVI on Sunday, the 38-year-old country music superstar told ET's Nischelle Turner how she's feeling about the major milestone. «I am freaking out. Oh my God,» Guyton told ET. «It’s just so much.

Cue the song “Barbie Girl,” because Anna Kendrick, 36, is making friends with Barbie in a teaser for Rocket Mortgage’s upcoming Super Bowl commercial. The teaser clip, which promotes the company’s sister realty brand, Rocket Homes, shows a hilarious interaction between the Pitch Perfect star and Barbie. “I’m so excited we’re in the Rocket Super Bowl commercial together. I’ve always loved you since I was a kid,” a starstruck Anna says. “Not that you’re old…I mean, you look great. That’s not important I…sorry, Ma’am. Ma’am? Miss? I just don’t know what I should call you, sorry,” she adds.

The 2022 Super Bowl just got a lot more evil. General Motors will be running an Austin Powers-inspired advertisement during the Feb. 13 game between the L.A. Rams and Cincinnati Bengals. One of GM’s teasers show Mike Myers, 58, reprising his iconic role as Dr. Evil. “His name is legendary. His plans are diabolical. He rules not with an iron fist, but an iron pinkie,” the teaser says. The infamous villain then turns his chair around and does his signature pinky gesture while laughing. The clip ends with the words, “Evil is back for good,” before an image of GM’s logo pops up.

As everyone knows, there’s no such thing as free cable! Verizon teased fans of Jim Carrey‘s 1996 cult classic movie The Cable Guy ahead of Super Bowl LVI on Monday February 7. The 60-year-old comedic talent showed that he’d be taking on the role from the dark comedy classic in a teaser clip for the Super Bowl commercial a few days before the big game.

announced on Feb. 3 that Super Bowl LVI was officially “sold out of every in-game unit across NBC, Telemundo and all digital platforms, including Peacock.” Multiple 30 second spots sold for a whopping $7 million—which, according to NBCUniversal, is a new unit rate average record for a Super Bowl! Amazon, Uber Eats and Booking.com are among this year’s advertisers who enlisted famous faces like Scarlett Johansson, Colin Jost, Gwyneth Paltrow, Trevor Noah and Idris Elba for their ads.

Hannah Waddingham has no idea what to expect!«They are just brilliant, brilliant brains, but they know better than to tell me anything at all,» said the actress, who plays AFC Richmond team owner Rebecca Welton, of the beloved Apple TV+ show's creative team, which includes creator and star Jason Sudeikis.Waddingham confirmed to ET that after some delays, the show is due to start production on season 3 in early March. Much ado has been made about the series' planned three-season run, which would make the upcoming episodes their last, but, given that the show has been such a hit with fans and critics alike, many, Waddingham included, can't help but wonder if Sudeikis might end up changing his mind.«He has always said that there is a beginning, a middle and an end,» she recalled, «which is why he was very specific about telling everyone that [season 2] was the middle, kind of vibe.»However, Waddingham admitted, «If I were Apple and Warner Bros., I'd be leaning on him like a lunatic and putting him in a corner in a little cage and giving him a notebook and a pen… It's too beautiful.»If the series ends up extending its run, it would be far from the first surprise for the actress, who earned acclaim on the West End before breaking through in television with her role as the ice queen-turned-supportive team owner.

The Kitten Bowl has been cancelled.

Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost are giving Super Bowl fans a look into their relationship and home life in a new commercial for Amazon's Alexa. In the Super Bowl spot, Jost shows Johansson Alexa's game day prep, which includes dimming the lights, turning on the game, and even chilling some rosé.«It's like she can read your mind,» Johansson says, sending the pair into an alternate scenario where Alexa can, in fact, read their minds. They're seen in bed together and when Johansson starts talking to Jost first thing in the morning, Alexa says, «Ordering fresh mint mouthwash extra strength.»When Johansson rehearses a cringeworthy scene from a new play that's starting on March 8, Alexa says, «Setting reminder to fake your own death on March 8,» as Jost rushes to silence the device. In another scene, the couple are watching a romantic movie and Jost asks, «When you have to do those love scenes with hot guys, is that fun or is that the worst?»«It's the worst!» Johansson insists as Alexa plays Fleetwood Mac's «Tell Me Lies.» «It's probably better Alexa can't read your mind,» Jost says at the end of the commercial. The couple tied the knot in October 2020 and welcomed their son, Cosmo, in August 2021. «Alexa, it's game day.» Scarlett Johansson and @ColinJost give us a first look at their Amazon #SuperBowl ad together!

Pete Davidson is tackling food waste — or rather getting tackled. The  comedian stars in a Hellmann’s commercial with NFL player Jerod Mayo, making this his first Super Bowl spot.In the ad, Mayo takes it upon himself to combat food waste.

Big Game-ready! While sports fans gear up for the anticipated Super Bowl LVI matchup between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, February 13, they will also be able to catch a glimpse at some of the biggest and brightest stars starring in various commercials throughout the night.

Surprise! Andy Cohen was just as shocked by his New Year’s Eve rant about Mayor Bill de Blasio as the audience watching at home.

The Weeknd is hitting the town with a new lady love Simi Khadra — and she just happens to be a friend of his ex, Bella Hadid. In photos you can see here, the musician, 31, and the DJ, 29, were spotted out in West Hollywood leaving Sunset Tower hotel after an intimate dinner date. According to the Daily Mail, the pair were first linked last April as an item and Bella reportedly unfollowed both of them on social media, causing a lot of stir about what exactly was going down behind-the-scenes.

Seth Rogen and Paul Rudd have been friends for years, so who better than these two to star in a commercial about taking a walk down memory lane?The longtime costars and friends are the stars of Lay’s new Super Bowl commercial, the brand’s first in 17 years. The ad, which officially premiered online on Wednesday, sees both men in tuxedos as they sit outside before a wedding ceremony, reminiscing over a bag of the famous potato chips. “Ugh Lay’s, brings back so many good memories,” Rogen says as the pair flash back to some of their favorite moments together.First, they remember a road trip they took with the Lay’s bag in 1997, showing them belting Shania Twain’s “Still the One” while driving in a convertible.

Salma Hayek becomes a Greek goddess for the upcoming BMW ad set to premiere during the Super Bowl LVI. Hayek, who is portraying Hera, will star next to Arnold Schwarzenegger and Ralf Moller.“I am very excited that my first @BMWUSA ad is for their first-ever electric iX. Check it out on 2.13.22,” the Mexican actress wrote on Instagram, alongside the official poster of the campaing.

Gwyneth Paltrow is finding out the hard way that Uber Eats’ is more than just a take-out food delivery service. In the company’s Super Bowl LVI ad campaign teaser, the Oscar winner is relaxing at home with her Uber Eats shopping bag that is filled with household items including her infamous “This Smells Like My Vagina” candle, which made headlines when it retailed on her GOOP site for $75. As she deduces the candle must be for snacking, Gwyneth takes a huge bite out of it. “This candle tastes funny,” she muses. “Not bad, but… funny.”

Super Bowl LVI ad takes the reins on all of our emotions.Titled “A Clydesdale’s Journey,” it’s the minute-long story of a wounded horse who finds the will to run in a tale more hard-hitting than a 12-pack of the brand’s lagers.Directed by Oscar winner Chloé Zhao of “Nomadland,” the horse is shown enduring a painful fall into barbed wire along with the crushing sadness the hurt equine felt while confined to its stable, unable to run.After what appeared to be a long and hard winter, the horse — with motivation from Budweiser’s iconic retriever dog — manages a heartfelt recovery to a slowed-down tune of the “Star-Spangled Banner” as its owners look on in awe as the Clydesdale takes off at full speed through their ranch.“This Super Bowl we have one message for America: In the home of the brave, down never means out,” the beer brand captioned the commercial.The inspirational tale that follows one of the brand’s beloved Clydesdales is meant to be a metaphor for what the nation has been enduring, said Daniel Blake, Budweiser’s vice president of marketing.“The Clydesdales are, for many people, a symbol of America, a symbol of hope, of strength, of resilience,” Blake told USA TODAY Sports of the “comeback story.”The move to pull on the nation’s heartstrings comes after Budweiser opted to not run any ads during last year’s Super Bowl, instead putting the money toward vaccine education.“For us to come back, with a symbol of America but also a story of injury, the road to recovery and ultimately, this triumph, I think is a really important message for the country to hear right now and one that really, only Budweiser can tell in this way,” Blake added, predicting the spot will hit people “kind of deep in their core.”The moving

Kevin Hart gets it hilariously wrong right off the bat for Sam’s Club’s Super Bowl LVI commercial. “Sam’s Club created the Scan & Go app just for me, so I can scan my stuff and skip the checkout line,” the comedian says while using the app in the store. “Cause that’s what VIPs do.” The Scan & Go app is available to all members of the warehouse retailer, unbeknownst to Kevin. “You know what’s made for you?… the line!” Kevin shouts to other customers, as his stunt double is seen picking up Kevin’s items. The Ride Along actor then lounges on a patio furniture set, mistakenly calling it the “VIP section,” while a Sam’s Club employee warns his co-workers, “Guys, he’s doing it again.”