Super Bowl LX is not only the NFL's biggest stage in 2026 — it's also a make-or-break broadcast for commercials, with the nation's top brands spending millions on 30- and 60-second ads aimed at ...

It's no secret that the Super Bowl has become the premiere TV event for advertisements. With the opportunity to reach over 100 million people at once, companies will often put out their most unique or ...

Since 1989, USA TODAY Ad Meter has awarded the best commercial from the big game – and we need your help. Sign up and rate every national commercial from the 2026 Super Bowl, from familiar favorites ...

Everything about the Super Bowl is spectacle, and the commercials are no exception. The massive price for a 30-second Super Bowl ad, which is now about $8 million, hasn't stopped networks from filling ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Did you catch the Manscaped commercial for Super Bowl LX? The absolutely revolting clip zooms in on a ball of hair tangled up by ...

Super Bowl commercials are a big focus every year, even if some people love to hate them more than enjoy them, because nostalgia makes everyone think, “Back in my day, things were so much better.” To ...

Super Bowl LX, which this Sunday will pit the New England Patriots against the Seattle Seahawks, not only attracts millions of viewers but also advertisers willing to pay record amounts for 30 seconds ...

Super Bowl ads have steadily increased over the years, except for this year. Why was there a big jump, I’m not sure. But every year has seen an increase of several hundred thousand. There’s only been ...

The league will have a two-minute spot after the halftime show directed by Peter Berg and starring Pat McAfee, Justin Jefferson and other stars, calling for girls flag football to become a varsity ...

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