NFL removes 'end racism' from Super Bowl end zones and replaces it
It'll be the first Super Bowl since 2021 without that specific phrase.
February 9, 2025
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It'll be the first Super Bowl since 2021 without that specific phrase.
While this year saw more LGBTQ-inclusive ads than last year, much of the community was underrepresented in the year’s biggest advertising television event.
Taylor Swift takes dating an NFL star to new heights as she catches a Kelce brother who is up-to-date on his vaccines and likes Bud Light.
It comes as other major companies and organizations turn away from longstanding efforts to promote diversity, equity and inclusion.
Adweek editor Colin Daniels gives us a peek at themes, all the celebrities and costs for this battle of the best ads.
In an effort to rebrand Jesus, a Kansas-based group aired the spots during the game.
“I chose to greet hate with hate, and I just don’t think that that’s a productive thing.”
Two armed people were taken into custody, police say.
O’Callaghan said that we’re reaching a point in society when younger people don't feel the need to play football only as a cover like he did to hide his sexuality.