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Super Bowl ads keep it heavy on the celebrities, light on the politics

Companies competed for attention during the Super Bowl with celebrity-filled ads, featuring stars like Beyoncé, Lionel Messi, and Jennifer Aniston.
Advertisers used humor, nostalgia, and serious moments to engage viewers during the game breaks.
Budweiser brought back familiar characters, including Clydesdales and a Labrador retriever, to promote their brand.

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The Hollywood Reporter

Super Bowl Ads Reflect What Divides Us: Religion, the Election and Bud Light (Guest Column)

This year's political ads didn't avoid hot button issues, with charged spots for Bud Light, RFK Jr's 2024 bid, and various religions.

1 year ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Super Bowl ads keep it heavy on the celebrities, light on the politics

The Kansas City Chiefs were crowned victorious over the San Francisco 49ers in this year’s Super Bowl — and, off the field, big-name advertisers competed for viewers' attention with celebrity-filled, glitzy messages.

1 year ago·Pittsburgh, United States

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Super Bowl ads keep it heavy on the celebrities, light on the politics

The Kansas City Chiefs were crowned victorious over the San Francisco 49ers in this year's Super Bowl — and, off the field, big-name advertisers competed for viewers' attention with celebrity-filled, glitzy messages.

1 year ago·Cherokee County, United States

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Helena Independent Record

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Super Bowl focus on celebrities, not politics

The Kansas City Chiefs were crowned victorious over the San Francisco 49ers in this year’s Super Bowl — and, off the field, big-name advertisers competed for viewers' attention with celebrity-filled, glitzy messages.

1 year ago·Helena, United States

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