The Weeknd’s Super Bowl half-time show spawns wave of memes: ‘These are bringing me back to life’

Dawn Ward is overjoyed with the news that she will be becoming a grandmother after her daughter Darby revealed she is pregnant with her fiance Michael Jackson. While the reality star, 47, has been inundated with lovely messages from her loyal fans following on from their happy news, she received a negative comment from one of her followers.

Fred Bronson Ten women in the known universe have been official members of the legendary vocal group known as the Supremes — but only one woman was present in the lineup from the first day to the last.

Mary Wilson, the trailblazing co-founder of The Supremes, died suddenly on Monday evening at her home in Nevada. No cause of death was given.

Diana Ross has paid tribute to her fellow Supremes star, Mary Wilson, who has died, aged 76. The death of Wilson, who co-founded the Motown group when she was 15, was described by her publicist as "sudden".

Mary Wilson, one of the original members of The Supremes, “passed away suddenly” at her Las Vegas home on Monday (Feb. 8) at age 76, leaving the world in mourning.

Diana Ross, Motown legend and, so went the gossip, a diva among diva.  Ross spoke quietly but firmly.

Mary Wilson “passed away suddenly” at the age of 76 on Feb. 8, her longtime publicist, Jay Schwartz, told CNN. The singer was at her home in Henderson, Nevada, when she died.  Mary was an icon, and her legacy will never be forgotten. Mary rose to fame in the 1960s as a member of the female singing group The Supremes, alongside Diana Ross, 76, and the late Florence Ballard. The Supremes became a massive hit and released popular singles like “Baby Love,” “Stop! In The Name of Love,” and more.

We’re still thinking about The Weeknd‘s halftime show performance at this year’s Super Bowl on Sunday night!

The Weeknd wowed at the Super Bowl as he took over the stands for the Pepsi half-time show, backed by a massive choir.The pop star performed Starboy and The Hills before heading beneath the stand to sing I Can’t Feel My Face in a golden mirror maze, surrounded by look-a-likes all wearing his signature face bandages.He returned to the stage and the choir was replaced by an orchestra as he performed Save Your Tears and Earned It, before ending his blistering 13 minute-plus set on the field at

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 performed during the Super Bowl half-time show last night (February 7) – scroll down the page to watch it in full now.The Canadian musician joined the likes of Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Prince, Beyoncé and Lady Gaga as Super Bowl performers, and became the first Canadian to perform solo at the American football event.The Weeknd began his set by appearing from between two halves of the stage, which was built into the stands of the stadium.

The internet at its best! After The Weeknd’s dizzying Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday, February 7, social media erupted with memes reacting to the performance.

Super Bowl 2021 halftime performance, in which The Weeknd appeared to get bewilderingly lost in a complex tunnel-like maze within the stands. The “Blinded by the Lights” singer, who shocked fans purely by showing up at Raymond James Stadium with a completely normal-looking face, said before the show he would be using the whole field during his performance.

The Weeknd's highly anticipated 2021 Pepsi Super Bowl Halftime Show definitely garnered plenty of reaction on social media.The 30-year-old singer performed all of his biggest hits during halftime, including «Starboy,» «I Can't Feel My Face,» «I Feel It Coming, „Call Out My Name,“ Save Your Tears,» «Blinding Lights» and more.

Jennifer Lopez and Shakira — last year, back when there was no such thing as social distancing happening between J.Lo and J Balvin.But the Super Bowl 2021 halftime show was all about pop’s great man of mystery: The Weeknd.After a year in which he bloodied and then completely bandaged his face, and then appeared to have plastic surgery — all for the sake of his art — The Weeknd was ready for his close-up on the biggest stage in the biz.And with his old mug back, all that you could feel was his

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.

The Weeknd will perform during the halftime show.Before the star takes to the stage, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs will face off for this year’s title.The game will kick off around 11:30pm GMT, with the half-time show due to begin around 1am GMT. However, it could be delayed depending on what happens in the game’s first two quarters.Fans in the UK can tune into the show for free on BBC One and the BBC website.