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Super Bowl Movie Trailers May Reveal Upcoming Box Office Trends

Once upon a time, movie stars only made Super Bowl ad appearances in Big Game trailers. These days, they’re too busy hawking commercial products to advertise, you know… movies. That’s why the movie studios that did fork over $8 million for Super Bowl airtime put the focus on characters and franchises that had a track…Once […]

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The Funniest Brand Social Media Posts About Super Bowl 59

Super Bowl 59 is over and the Philadelphia Eagles are back at the top of the NFL summit. The team’s 40-22 victory against the Kansas City Chiefs came and went, but — like all big pop culture moments — it didn’t leave the internet unscathed. As ever, brands were quick to rattle off jokes in…Super

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Super Bowl Instant Replay: GoDaddy Has Grown Up, But to What Effect?

THE AD: In “Act Like You Know,” GoDaddy’s first Super Bowl spot in 8 years, The Shield actor Walton Goggins plays a series of brazenly overconfident characters–a detective without a clue, a racecar driver with no sense of direction–before facing his most daunting (and realest) role yet: small business owner. Luckily, GoDaddy Airo, the company’s…THE

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Indianapolis Investigative Reporter Rafael Sánchez Joins WXIN After Sitting Out a Year

Rafael Sanchez has joined Indianapolis, Indiana Fox affiliate WXIN as an investigative journalist and anchor. Sanchez left ABC affiliate WRTV in February of last year. “My new work home is Fox59/CBS4,” he wrote on Facebook. “The non-compete ended on Sunday at midnight. I’ll resume helping people with our consumer segment #CallRafael.” “We are thrilled to…Rafael

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Elon Musk Makes Subtle Super Bowl Cameo With T-Mobile Starlink Spot

Elon Musk had an uncharacteristically quiet night during Super Bowl 59. The head of X, formerly Twitter, largely stayed off of social media as the Philadelphia Eagles routed the Kansas City Chiefs. (Although based on one RT, he seems as excited for Mission: Impossible–The Final Reckoning as we are.) But Musk was subtly acknowledged via…Elon

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The Top Super Bowl 59 Ads With the Most Online Engagement

T-Mobile’s “A New Era in Connectivity” Super Bowl commercial, touting its beta partnership with Elon Musk-owned Starlink to use satellites and map zones in the U.S. that lack connectivity, dominated the list of Most Engaging Super Bowl Ads from TV outcomes provider EDO. EDO’s Engagement Index ranked every national Super Bowl 59 spot based on…T-Mobile’s

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A Sign of Things to Come? FCC Investigates Radio Station for Report on ICE Raids

In a move that may spill over to television stations, the Federal Communications Commission is investigating San Francisco radio station KCBS for its coverage of immigration enforcement in San Jose. In an interview on Fox News, commission chairman Brendan Carr said he opened the investigation after KCBS shared the live locations and vehicle descriptions of…In

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Following Super Bowl, Fox Corp Names John Nallen President and COO

Fox is wasting no time. On Monday morning, the day after Fox aired the Super Bowl, Fox Corp revealed two major pieces of news, including naming John Nallen its president and chief operating officer and acquiring Red Seat Ventures. Regarding its president and COO, Fox has now signed a new long-term employment agreement through June…Fox

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5 Questions For… Elizabeth Vargas

Elizabeth Vargas is approaching her two-year anniversary at NewsNation, and the network has a present already picked out. Starting Monday, Elizabeth Vargas Reports is getting a two-hour bump into primetime, moving from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. ET. It’s a big vote of confidence in Vargas, whose pres-NewsNation career includes stops at NBC News and…Elizabeth

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