Detroit Lions News and Rumors
Beyoncé's halftime stunning but not quite SuperAdam Graham Detroit News Pop Mu, detnews.com Beyoncé brought girl power and star power to the Super Bowl halftime show, performing a medley of hits and reuniting with her Destiny's Child group mates. But while her performance showed off the best technology has to offer, it lacked a golden mom… |
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Associated Press, detnews.com New Orleans — Muhammad Ali's daughter knocked down rumors of her father being near death Sunday, saying he was at home watching the Super Bowl. |
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Tom Long , detnews.com It's not often you see talking squirrels, The Rock, an Oreo cookie melee, a guy duct-taped to the ceiling and a supermodel kiss a nerd all within two hours of television. |
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Brett Martel AP Sports Writer, detnews.com New Orleans -- As 26 children in white polo shirts excitedly walked to center of the Superdome field and prepared to sing, a packed Super Bowl crowd revved up by a day of partying in the Big Easy fell silent. |
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Adam Graham Detroit News Pop Mu, detnews.com There won't be any lip-synching controversies over Alicia Keys' performance of the national anthem at the Super Bowl Sunday night. |
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Associated Press, detnews.com After President Barack Obama recently said he'd "have to think long and hard" about allowing a son to take part in the sport, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell was asked the same question. |
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Jerry Green, detnews.com New Orleans — Once upon a time, Bud Grant, with all the warmth of an ice statue, uttered the unforgettable words: "Quarterback can't be God almighty." |
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Paul Newberry Associated Press, detnews.com The class of 2013 also included a pair of senior selections, Curley Culp and Dave Robinson. The announcement was made in New Orleans, site of Sunday's Super Bowl. |
