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Green Day will perform at the Super Bowl opening ceremony, the NFL announced, a choice likely to draw attention amid ongoing debates over entertainment selections.
Trump has criticized past entertainment picks, including Bad Bunny, calling the choice 'crazy' and questioning the promoter’s role.
Billie Joe Armstrong has criticized Trump before and remarked on the political climate surrounding the NFL’s entertainment choices.
The Super Bowl LX is scheduled at Levi’s Stadium in California, with uncertainty over whether Trump will attend.
The article notes Trump’s attendance at the College Football Playoff National Championship amid the controversy.
The piece identifies Armstrong as a critic of Trump and highlights his influence on fan perception.
The NFL has faced scrutiny over opening and halftime acts amid broader political tensions in the United States.
Trump’s past remarks about entertainment choices at major events surface again in coverage of the upcoming Super Bowl.
The article mentions prior comments by Armstrong criticizing Trump and his administration.
The piece emphasizes the potential political impact on the NFL’s entertainment strategy for the game.

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sports16h ago

NBC will not use the post-Super Bowl slot to launch a new series, opting to air the Winter Olympics instead.
Primetime in Milan will air after the Super Bowl, with women’s downhill and team figure skating on the slate.
NBCUniversal plans cross-promotion for upcoming shows and franchises across NBC, Peacock, and other brands.
Executives called the strategy Legendary February, a coordinated push across sports and entertainment.
NBCSports will have Mike Tirico call the Super Bowl and host Primetime in Milan from the field, a first for a US broadcaster.
The post-Super Bowl strategy aims to maximize peaks in viewership across multiple platforms through February.
NBCU plans to promote Peacock’s ‘The ’Burbs’ and other NBCA programming during the period.
The plan includes promoting Season 2 of 'Ted' and other NBC drama and comedy franchises.
The article notes this approach mirrors NBCU’s 2022 strategy of leveraging big events instead of lead-outs.
Canadian adaptation notes similar post-Super Bowl lead-out expectations, per insider briefing.
NBCU leadership highlighted cross-platform promotion as essential for February's multi-event strategy.

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sports13h ago

Patriots vs. Rams is ranked as the top potential Super Bowl LX matchup with strong coaching pedigrees
Payton and McVay's head-to-head coaching history adds intrigue to a Broncos-Rams scenario
Seahawks and Broncos are considered potential opponents for a non-Patriots Super Bowl LX
Tom Brady's legacy is cited as a historical backdrop for future matchups
Matthew Stafford is noted as a potential MVP favorite in a Patriots-Rams clash
Maye could emerge as New England's franchise quarterback against top defenses
Broncos' defense is highlighted by a league-high 68 sacks in the regular season
Seahawks' top-ranked defense is a factor in potential title conversations
The piece connects possible matchups to ongoing playoff narratives and history
The article emphasizes how future matchups could shape a new dynasty narrative

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sports13h ago

Shawn Smith will be the referee for Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, confirming a top role for this upcoming game.
The LX crew combines extensive experience, including top officials with multiple prior Super Bowl appearances across the lineup.
Shawn Smith heads a seven-official LX crew for Super Bowl LX, with Roy Ellison as umpire and Dana McKenzie as down judge among seven roles.

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