20 People Who Knitted Their Way Through The Super Bowl
Handicrafts and sports are not mutually exclusive passions.
Handicrafts and sports are not mutually exclusive passions.
They just tweeted this on-the-fly ad.
If Steve Jobs were alive, he would have Beef.
In the order they appeared during the game. The winner? This print ad tweeted by Oreo. I also give one-sentence reviews.
The Chicago Sun-Times asked readers to suggest good Super Bowl headlines for their back page.
This is what pure joy looks like.
Within minutes of the Super Bowl blackout, Oreo tweeted a perfectly zeitgeisty “dunk in the dark” ad. Here’s how.
Here’s what you missed when the lights were off.
Blackout jokes, everywhere you look.
The lights went out during tonight’s Super Bowl. Twitter rose to the occasion.
So dreamy. Admit it, you’d still watch the movie if it was just two hours of this.
“Who the hell are you?” Benedict Cumberbatch’s villain is so Machiavellian, he cut power to the Super Bowl for the free social media bump.
“The push to re-invent this destination city contributes to making Sunday’s game the greenest in Super Bowl history.” (via energy.gov)
Chris Pine and Benedict Cumberbatch face off as the Enterprise crashes to Earth — yes please! But Tony Stark is a very close second.
After making homophobic comments earlier this week, the 49ers’ Chris Culliver learned the hard way that karma tweets back.
In sports, it’s all about the #narrative. In Super Bowl XLVII, there’s been one above all others.
How did we all miss this?
Surprisingly little grandstanding. Blame Roger Goodell!
The lights went out. Then weird things happened.
A Super Bowl miracle!