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CommentaryThe NFL should withdraw the Super Bowl LVII from Arizona. Here’s why.
In 2023, the Super Bowl LVII is scheduled to take place in Arizona, despite the state’s attacks on transgender and voting rights.
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LifeTrolls came for Ellen this weekend & this time people are rallying behind her
“Seriously, can we leave Ellen alone for just one second? At this point, she’s suffered enough.”
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PoliticsSteve Kornacki inks new deal that keeps him covering elections & sports through 2025
The out “heartthrob” MSNBC analyst will also cover the Olympics, the Super Bowl, and develop a game show that could come out as early as next year.
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LifeFirst out Super Bowl coach speaks out against wave of bans on trans youth in sports
“If we want to spend our energy on this idea of fairness, I think we need to start with the real, documented problems that women face,” Katie Sowers said in a clear rebuke of recent anti-trans bills.
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LifeSuper Bowl announcer shouts “Take off the bra & be a man!” at Super Bowl streaker
People are calling on announcer Kevin Harlan to apologize for sneering at the streaker’s pink unitard.
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LifeMultiple ads including LGBTQ people will air during the Super Bowl
And viewers may find LGBTQ entertainers star before and after the big game, too.
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Life
Lil Nas X will be in a very queer Super Bowl ad this weekend
Complete with rainbows, drag performers, and Lil Nas X himself wearing nail polish, the tech ad even references a popular gay film.
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LifeNFL star Patrick Mahomes’ teen brother responds to anti-gay harrassment
Jackson Mahomes happily celebrated his brother’s Super Bowl victory season – others were focused on him, though.
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LifeHere’s all the LGBTQ representation you’ll find over Super Bowl Sunday
There will be plenty of LGBTQ people for you to watch and cheer for during Super Bowl Sunday, including Demi Lovato and Lil’ Nas X.
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Life
Ellen DeGeneres & Portia de Rossi will star in a cute Super Bowl ad
The over 100 million expected Super Bowl viewers will see a smiling lesbian couple on their TV.
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LifeRuPaul chastises LGBTQ media for not acknowledging her Super Bowl ad was the first with a drag queen
Kim Chi and Miz Cracker are going to appear in a Super Bowl ad this Sunday, something RuPaul did decades ago.
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Bias WatchChristian groups are outraged by the Super Bowl drag queen ad
They claim the ad “blurs the biological distinctions between male and female.” And they have a petition. Of course.
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Life
Drag queens will appear in a Super Bowl ad for the first time ever
Over 100 million people will see drag queens on TV – many of them for the first time.
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Life
Katie Sowers will be the first gay coach at the Super Bowl
She will also be the first woman to coach at the Super Bowl.
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LifeNFL coach Katie Sowers wins this weekend, both on screen and sidelines
The NFL’s first out coach is inching closer to competing for a championship, but she’s already gained our adoration.
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Adam Levine’s nipples are the most talked about part of the Super Bowl
“Now I have to explain to my children that Adam Levine has nipples.”
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LifeThis year’s Super Bowl will be the first to feature male cheerleaders
Does this mean we should be rooting for the Rams?
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News (USA)Lady Gaga releases behind the scenes Super Bowl halftime show music video
Lady Gaga released a new music video for her song “Million Reasons” featuring exclusive behind the scenes footage of preparations for her epic halftime show.
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News (USA)Lady Gaga responds to body-shaming: ‘I’m proud of my body’
Lady Gaga wrote on Instagram, “I’m proud of my body and you should be proud of yours too.”
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News (USA)Neo-Nazi congratulates Super Bowl champions by dubbing it ‘NFL’s Whitest Team’
Richard Spencer cheered the Patriots’ Super Bowl win as a victory for white people.
