Kendrick Lamar is not stepping back from his feud with Drake. His electric Super Bowl half-time show performance roasted his rival.
Wenlei Ma
Eagle-eyed watchers have suggested Donald Trump may have given the Kansas City Chiefs the kiss of death before their historic Super Bowl LIX clash against the Philadelphia Eagles in New Orleans.
Georgina Noack
The death has tragically orphaned the man’s two-year-old daughter.
David K Li
For a lot of people, the Super Bowl ads are more of a spectator sport than the football itself.
The pop star ‘gave bit of a side-eye’ when she realised the jeering was directed squarely at her.
Mike Gavin
Ben O’Shea takes you through everything you need to know before the historic Super Bowl clash between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles.
Ben O'Shea
Kansas City players say their hearts are with the shooting victims after their Super Bowl celebration parade quickly turned disastrous, with one star calling for gun law changes.
One person is dead and several others wounded after two armed people fired into a parade celebrating Kansas City’s Super Bowl win, with vision captured of one of the alleged shooters being tackled by fans.
A hard-fought overtime game, high-end entertainment and the pop-culture phenomenon of Taylor Swift helped make Super Bowl LVIII the most-watched in history.
Helen Coster
It had all the hallmarks of a textbook romance: a sports star on the field, his superstar girlfriend in the stands to watch the biggest game of them all. Then this happened.
Kate Emery
In six years as an NFL starter, Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes has three times been named most valuable player at the Super Bowl.
Rory Carroll
Four days before the Australian leg of her Eras tour begins at the MCG, pop legend Taylor Swift was in Vegas to watch partner Travis Kelce win the Super Bowl.
Dave Skretta
The crowd at the NFL Super Bowl, and millions watching worldwide, have been wowed by a high-energy halftime show headlined by Usher and featuring Alicia Keys.
Maria Sherman
The Kansas City Chiefs have secured their second consecutive Super Bowl title, beating the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 in overtime in Las Vegas.
Staff Writers
There’s no doubt about it, one of the best parts about the Super Bowl is the incredible array of advertisements on display. WATCH THE BEST ONES HERE
Kellie Balaam
They have not played since December, but running back Jerick McKinnon and wide receiver Skyy Moore were active for the Chiefs' Super Bowl clash with the 49ers.
Pop superstar Taylor Swift had arrived at the stadium to cheer on her boyfriend, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, adding another layer of excitement to the already highly anticipated match.
Ahead of the Super Bowl, some advertisers including BMW and Uber Eats have detailed their commercials that will air during game breaks.
Perth’s Mitch Wishnoswky will play in his second Super Bowl on Monday, and with the game being played at an indoor venue, he’s excited about being able to use his full Australian Rules kicking repertoire
Craig O'Donoghue
Multiple news outlets have reported that Taylor Swift's plane has touched down in Los Angeles, putting her right on track to attend the Super Bowl.
Sports gambling industry experts are predicting that a record 67.8 million American adults will bet a combined $US23 billion on this year's Super Bowl.
One day out from the Super Bowl, the Kansas City Chiefs have placed All-Pro left guard Joe Thuney on injured reserve and activated running back Jerick McKinnon.
Las Vegas hosts its first Super Bowl on Monday morning, when the Kansas City Chiefs take on the San Francisco 49ers at Allegiant Stadium, here’s everything you should know before kick-off.
The Kansas City Chiefs' All-Pro left guard Joe Thuney has been ruled out of the Super Bowl because of a pectoral injury he sustained in the play-offs.
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