Super Bowl Xliii | featured news

The Shannon sisters chose to bare their breasts at the Super Bowl bash held at the iconic Playboy mansion on Sunday.

Turns out, Jennifer Hudson lip-synched the national anthem before Sunday night's Super Bowl. The reason?

Super Bowl fans in Tucson, Arizona, caught a different kind of show during Sunday's big game.

Capping a remarkable fourth quarter, Santonio Holmes made a brilliant catch for a 6-yard touchdown with 35 seconds remaining to give the Pittsburgh Steelers a record sixth Super Bowl title with a 27-23 over the gutty Arizona Cardinals on Sunday night.

The sun came up on the the capital of Steelers Nation today, bringing much warmer temperatures and thousands of fans to the Strip District.

Fox News: It's an invitation few would turn down: Watching the Super Bowl at the White House with President Barack Obama playing host. Obama is inviting a group of lawmakers to join him for tomorrow's NFL championship game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Arizona Cardinals.

NBC said on the eve of Sunday's Super Bowl that it has sold the last two of the 69 advertising spots for the game, pushing total ad revenue for the event to a record $206 million. The network said its total of $261 million in ad revenue for all of Super Bowl day also is a record, calling it an especially impressive feat in the middle of the economy's steep downturn.

To some, the expression has become cliché. To San Diego Chargers general manager A.J. Smith, it reflects his core belief on how to build a Super Bowl-winning team.

By KEELI GARZA Ahhhh, Super Bowl Sunday. Easily the most important day in American sports, you’re likely slated to watch the game whether you want to or not. Haven’t been keeping up with pro football? Not to worry. Whether you’re going to a party with friends or simply watching the game at home, Sports Gal is here with a handy primer on what you need to know about Super Bowl XLIII:The teamsThe Arizona Cardinals are the champions of the NFC. Their team colors are white and red.

Football fans in Pennsylvania and Arizona don't think of just football and visions of the Super Bowl trophy when they think of Tampa.