It’s impossible to predict what will happen once a Super Bowl gets underway. Some games are cliffhangers that go down to the final seconds on the clock. Others are blowouts, so the […]
Five musical acts that should have played the Super Bowl
Last night, the best team did not win (and I'm a Giants fan)
by Matthew Record There’s a feeling that’s sat next to me all season as I’ve watch my beloved Giants from strong start to an almost complete meltdown to a rebranding of themselves […]
Is Bill Belichick really a Hall of Famer?
I can’t tell you how many times this week, in listening to radio, watching TV or reading print “analyses” on the upcoming Super Bowl, I have heard “Bill Belichick” and “Hall of […]
Nota Bene #116: Long Live Elena Pavlichenko
“I think women rule the world and that no man has ever done anything that a woman either hasn’t allowed him to do or encouraged him to do.” Who said it?
Jesus on the Super Bowl: "I fucking hate Kurt Warner"
I was talking to Jesus the other day and the subject of the Super Bowl came up. Oh, I know what some of you are thinking – this guy talks to Jesus? […]
Jesus Christ leads Gators to BCS title
In an inspirational finale to the 2008-9 college football season, Jesus Christ ran for 109 yards and threw for 231 yards and two touchdowns to lead the University of Florida to a […]
Super Bowl commercials rock
I don’t watch the Super Bowl any more. I stopped caring who won a long time ago – probably when I realized that I’d rather watch college football than professional football. But […]
Patriot Act is over
Suck on this, Belichick.
Will our championship drought in the Super Bowl of elections ever end?
It’s been 99 years since the Chicago Cubs have won a World Series. But they, as well as teams that have never won a Super Bowl, aren’t the only ones in the […]
The death of DRM is the rebirth of the music industry
By Martin Bosworth I just wanted to follow up on Brian’s awesome post detailing Sony BMG’s plans to sell DRM-free music through Amazon as part of a Super Bowl promotion by making […]
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