Posts Tagged ‘Super Bowl’
Super Bowl Post-”Glee” Analysis
Kristian LinI watched the Green Bay Packers’ defense come up big and Christina Aguilera flub her lines, but you’re not hear to read about that. You want to find out how the post-Super Bowl episode of Glee turned out. Read on, b...
Will Super Bowl National Anthem Be Yodeled?
Jeff PrinceAssociate editor Anthony Mariani declared the Black Eyed Peas as overcooked and inedible for tomorrow’s Super Bowl halftime stage. I’m not particularly a fan of the Peas but I’ve seen them perform on various ...
Cori Lynn At Lone Star In Sundance Square Saturday
Jeff PrinceLocal pop singer Cori Lynn is putting on a show and releasing a new CD and music video at 3 p.m. tomorrow (Saturday) at Lone Star in Sundance Square near ESPN’s Super Bowl headquarters.  Cori Lynn’s music isÂ...
Heard About the Super Bowl Yet?
Jimmy FowlerI’m happy that the Super Bowl is bringing national attention and patronage to Fort Worth and its businesses (including the one that employs me). But in the relentless flood of hype, some local TV coverage has been a teeny bit...
Super Bowl Halftime Show Needs New Blood
Jeff PrinceThe Super Bowl is infamous for trotting out geezers during its halftime show (McCartney, the Stones, Prince, Petty, and Springsteen), but this year they went younger with the Black Eyed Peas. Still, the Peas aren’t all th...
Steelers Ruin Super Bowl Party Yet Again
Jeff PrinceFirst, the Pittsburgh Steelers rob the Dallas Cowboys of the “Team of the Decade” crown in the 1970s. And now those bums have ruined our Super Bowl party. The “Stealers” beat the groggy New York Jets on ...
I Am a Super Bowl Victor
Jimmy FowlerIf anything is clear about 2011’s much-hyped Super Bowl in Arlington, it’s that fans can be divided between winners and losers. So stand back, beyotches, because I am a Super Bowl victor – I just bought a $200 “Plaza Pa...
NFL Football Monument Set For Sundance Square
Jeff PrinceYou’d think two National Football League teams, a massive ESPN crew, hundreds of thousands of fans and revelers, global media scrutiny, and all the various bookies, prostitutes, drug dealers, con artists, and assorted r...
Fort Worth Is Meryl; Dallas Is Melanie
Jeff PrinceDallas-based blog site FrontBurner wrote about ESPN choosing Fort Worth over Dallas as production headquarters for covering the Super Bowl, prompting this classic reader comment: “If cities were aging beauties then Fort W...
CBS Lucks Out on Super Bowl
Anthony MarianiCBS is at an all-time low. The sit-coms suuuuuck, the nonstop golf coverage on the weekends is excruciatingly unnecessary, Dave Letterman is a mere parody of himself and Craig Ferguson’s anti-funny monologues are cringe-induc...