Watch The Weeknd’s Super Bowl half-time performance in full

The Weeknd celebrated his birthday by unwrapping a custom diamond ring commemorating his show-stopping Super Bowl Halftime Show. The Blinding Lights hitmaker was apparently gifted the one-of-a-kind piece by his manager and XO label boss Amir 'Cash' Esmailian in celebration of the singer's 31st birthday on Tuesday, which he celebrated nine days after headlining the American football extravaganza.

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

Super Bowl saw The Weeknd take to the stage for the highly anticipated halftime show.  The R&B musician – real name Abel Tesfaye – joined the likes of Diana Ross, Prince, and Michael Jackson as Super Bowl halftime show headliners.

Super Bowl is expected to feature a variety of musical performances, with The Weeknd taking the stage during half-time and Miley Cyrus performing ahead of kick-off.  For the national anthem, Grammy-nominated artists Jazmine Sullivan and Eric Church will take to the field ahead of the face-off between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to perform their rendition of the patriotic song.

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.

Super Bowl LV has already proved to be one of the most entertaining nights of the year! With H.E.R. singing “America the Beautiful,” Eric Church and Jazmine Sullivan doing the national anthem and The Weeknd tackling the halftime show, the event is so much more than a football game.

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.

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.

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Super Bowl 2021, country star Eric Church and R&B diva Jazmine Sullivan will unite the nation — and music fans of different genres — by singing the national anthem.But who are the most super “Star-Spangled Banner” singers of all at the big game? Here, we rank the Top 10 to ever belt it out.The national anthem is perfect for a singer like Lovato, who has the pipes but sometimes lacks the personality as an artist.

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

You may be surprised to learn that The Weeknd is not being paid at all for his performance at the 2021 Super Bowl!

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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.

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.