Maeve Bidonde, Staff Writer While the Super Bowl brings a nail biting football game and parties for fans to enjoy, it also ...

Friday’s Super Bowl parade gave birth to two trademark filings — one for “Love, Hurts” and another for Howie Roseman’s “I ...

Wilson stops on a dime, pulls up and launches her trademark fadeaway mid-range jumper over Jones and Bonner. As Wilson skips ...

Super Bowl commercials battle for attention, aiming to be the funniest, the weirdest or the most heartwarming. Some succeed, leaving us entertained and talking about them for weeks, while others miss ...

Several companies rightfully used the heavily sought-after screen time to raise awareness and send powerful messages, and it ...

Ionescu also shared with For The Win why Breanna Stewart’s leadership mattered during the Liberty’s title run, what she ...

Bill Maher calls out Nike for their 'Zombie Lie' Super Bowl Ad that featured Caitlin Clark and other female athletes.

Television host Bill Maher was not a fan of Nike's Super Bowl commercial that featured several women's basketball superstars.

You can’t do this, you can’t be confident’?’ Who are these imaginary mean old men of the patriarchy?” Bill Maher said.

Nike's move to appeal to more female athletes continued with its first Super Bowl ad in 27 years.

Louisville's Yared Nuguse, who briefly set a world record in the indoor mile, appeared in an advertisement with Swiss running company On.

Ahead of the Eagles victory parade, Jordan Brand put a new statue in LOVE Park to pay tribute to Jalen Hurts and the team's ...