Super Bowl XLVI

For the life of me, I can't figure out how this acrobatic move from Madonna didn't raise as much internet hell as M.I.A.'s middle finger foolishness. I guess everyone has their own definition of "inappropriate." Or maybe the live cameras didn't get close enough to show it. Or maybe "inappropriate" isn't even the right word to describe this. Maybe this is just really, really awk

I don't know exactly why, but I always find that professional athletes publicly partying just hours after losing the biggest game in their respective sport is just unsettling. To me, it's a slap in the face to your teammates and your fans. Hell, after the Saints lose regular season games I'm bummed for a good 48 hours

After seeing this I almost feel like I got sold short on Sunday night. Who knows how many other hilarious comedians starred in Super Bowl ads that were exclusive to certain markets? This Old Milwaukee ad stars Will Ferrell, and for reasons unknown, only aired in Nebraska. I could be a little biased here being that I am a huge Will Ferrell fan, but this is funnier than 80% of the commercials that I

Yesterday, before the biggest NFL game of the year was played; before the commercials and the middle-finger halftime controversy, NBC aired a story during pre-game that told the tale of Steve Gleason. Gleason, to most Who Dats, is most famous for being "the guy who blocked that punt when the Dome opened after Katrina." Lately, Steve has been making headlines for a whole different reason.

Now that you have gotten through both the AFC and NFC Conference Championship games, as well as the shoulda-woulda-coulda' water-cooler talk from your designated Monday Morning Quarterback, it's time to figure out which play game possessed the bigger 'Football Fail.'