The Weeknd Reveals the Significance of His Full-Face Bandages, Ahead of Super Bowl (EXCLUSIVE)

The Weeknd's fans will soon get to see how he was able to pull off such an epic performance during the Pepsi Super Bowl LV Halftime show.On Friday, Showtime announced they will air, a 90-minute documentary that will include behind-the-scenes footage of the making of the big event. Directed by Emmy nominee Nadia Hallgren, the doc is to premiere some time this year. “The Pepsi Super Bowl Halftime Show is undoubtedly the world’s biggest stage, producing the most viewed and talked about moment in

The Weeknd has seen sales of his music soar by 385 per cent in the US following his performance at this year’s Super Bowl half time show.The Canadian artist, real name Abel Tesfaye, performed a medley of his hits during an impressive set that took place at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida on Sunday (February 7).Billboard reports that, according to MRC Data, sales of The Weeknd’s music have jumped dramatically in the US as a result of his Super Bowl set.On the day of the show, The

The Weeknd's Super Bowl LV Pepsi Halftime Show performance on Sunday was unlike anything he's ever done before. Fans who tuned into the show over the weekend got to witness the 30-year-old singer in his true element, performing a medley of his greatest hits on the world's biggest stage.While there were plenty of amazing moments to unpack from the live performance, there's also a lot that happened behind the scenes.

The Weeknd brought his era to the Super Bowl LV halftime stage on Sunday — turning in one of the most unique performances we've ever seen!The 30-year-old singer — and his actual face — was the center of attention during the set at Tampa's Raymond James Stadium, as he went without the bandages and prosthetics he sported in previous performances. Bandages were only worn by backup dancers during The Weeknd's performance of «Can't Feel My Face» and later in his set, during «House of Balloons / Glass

Yahoo! article notes, the artist's performance comes a week before the Grammys were supposed to happen (the awards have since been pushed to March). There are rumors The Weeknd's lack of nominations is why he isn't performing at the awards show, but Team Grammys .

did have a lot of body doubles to support. The Weeknd and his field full of bandaged-up doppelgängers gave a money performance at the 2021 Super Bowl halftime show.

The Weeknd’s performance at the Super Bowl halftime show has received an overwhelming response from the audience. The Singer was already making headlines for his act with dancers with a bandaged face.

The Weeknd brought his era to the Super Bowl LV halftime stage on Sunday — turning in one of the most unique performances we've ever seen!The 30-year-old singer — and his actual face — was the center of attention during the set, as he went without the bandages and prosthetics he sported in previous performances. Bandages were only worn by backup dancers during The Weeknd's performance of «Can't Feel My Face» and later in his set, during «House of Balloons / Glass Table Girls.» 

The Weeknd brought his era to Super Bowl LV on Sunday — for a truly incredible Pepsi Halftime Show performance!The 30-year-old singer entered the stadium in style, rocking a bedazzled red jacket, black pants and matching gloves, much like the signature outfit he's been wearing for over a year in promotion of his massively successful fourth studio album. Throughout the halftime show, The Weeknd performed a medley of his most famous hits, beginning with «Call Out My Name.» A full choir dressed in

blood and carnage?The Weeknd decided to play it safe on one of pop culture’s biggest stages on Sunday during his Super Bowl 2021 halftime performance. The 30-year-old decided his own face was good enough for his big live — NOT pre-recorded — gig, rather than the odd prosthetics and makeup he’s been donning throughout his latest album’s release.

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.

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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

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.

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.

The Weeknd is set to deliver his anticipated Super Bowl halftime show this weekend, but he’s told fans that there’ll be no special guests.Speaking in an interview with the NFL Network, The Weeknd said that he’s been reading the rumours that he might have planned special guest appearances for his performance, but he advises “I wouldn’t bet on it.”“There wasn’t any room to fit it in the narrative, in the story I was telling in the performance,” he said. “So yeah.