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Bad Bunny's all-American halftime show

In an electrifying, fully Spanish performance, the Puerto Rican superstar showed what the joy of unity looks like

Salon · Feb 9

Donald Trump slams Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show: “An affront to the Greatness of America”

Bad Bunny made history on one of the world’s most coveted stages, while Donald Trump ranted about the artist’s message of unity being “an affront to the Greatness of America”.

Euronews · Feb 9

How many people watched Super Bowl 2026?

The 2026 Super Bowl viewing are yet to be officially released, but it is anticipated to attract 127.7 million viewers, potentially making it one of the most-watched live broadcasts globally, with Bad Bunny’s acclaimed halftime show attracting a significant amount of interest. Super Bowls consistently draw over 100 million viewers…

The Independent UK · Feb 9

The backlash to Bad Bunny’s halftime show reveals how MAGA defines who belongs in America

Benito Ocasio, better known as his stage name Bad Bunny, has challenged English dominance in music over the past few years. The streaming era has allowed the Puerto Rican artist to bypass traditional gatekeepers and he recently became Spotify’s most streamed artist globally for the fourth time in his career.

The Conversation · Feb 4

Wild Theories Emerge After Multiple Celebrities Spotted With $2 Bills At The Grammys

$2 bills are not very common, so people were immediately intrigued when they saw several stars holding the notes at the Grammy Awards.

Bored Panda · Feb 4

How Super Bowl halftime moments became flashpoints from the 'wardrobe malfunction' to caged kids

The Super Bowl halftime show, lasting about 13 minutes, has sparked decades of conversation

The Independent UK · Feb 4

Grammys producer blames Cher for chaotic Record of the Year announcement

‘Believe’ singer caused havoc at Sunday’s ceremony when she mistakenly announced the late R&B artist Luther Vandross as the winner of Record of the Year

The Independent UK · Feb 4

Grammys executive producer wouldn't turn back time to fix Cher's Luther Vandross gaffe

Grammy Awards executive producer Ben Winston has admitted he wouldn't want to turn back time to fix Cher's Luther Vandross gaffe at this year's ceremony if he had the chance - because she is "happy with it".

BANG Premier · Feb 3

This Year’s Grammys Celebrated Music (and Protested ICE)

Music's biggest night became a beautiful pro-immigration protest.

The Mary Sue · Feb 2

A smiling Cher laughs at her Grammys flubs in a good-natured, chaotic appearance

Cher may have wanted to turn back time on her rather chaotic Grammys presenting experience

The Independent UK · Feb 2