Arriving in style! Joe Burrow celebrated his spot in Super Bowl LVI with a showstopping game day outfit before slipping on his Cincinnati Bengals uniform. The Bengals official Instagram account posted a video of the team’s quarterback, 25, wearing a black and gray tiger-striped suit, Nike sneakers, a black hat and black sunglasses on Sunday, February 13. “Super Shiesty,” the caption read. Fans flooded the comments section with jokes about Burrow already winning the Super Bowl against the Los Angeles Rams before ever taking the field.

Those summer … cell phone plans? John Travolta teamed up with Zach Braff and Donald Faison for a Super Bowl commercial parodying his classic film Grease. The Pulp Fiction actor, 68, appears in a T-Mobile home internet ad with the Scrubs alums where they sing a parody of “Summer Nights” from the 1978 musical. The ad will air during Super Bowl LVII on Sunday, February 12. “Tell me more, tell me more,” Travolta sings before Braff, 47, replies, “One cord’s all that you need.

Grab your pom-poms and popcorn! Super Bowl LVII kicks off on Sunday, February 12, and sports fans near and far are already counting down the days until it starts. The road to Super Bowl 2023 began with the NFL’s first Super Wild Card Weekend in January. Over the span of three days, 12 teams left it all out on the field to see which six teams would advance to the Divisional Round — and join the No.

While many TV shows have made household names out of their star players, occasionally showrunners have been able to corral some of Hollywood’s biggest names to drop in fora surprising cameo during a complete episode or a single scene. Perhaps one of the most polarizing cameos belonged toEd Sheeran on HBO’s Game of Thrones in July 2017. The singer appeared in a brief scene during the season 7 premiere, titled “Dragonstone.

Their love will survive! A CBS rep confirms to Us Weekly that Jeff Probst and Lisa Ann Russell were married in L.A. Monday. The couple exchanged vows in front of family and friends in an intimate ceremony. This is the second marriage for both stars. Probst, 50, ended his five-year union with Shelley Wright in 2001. Russell, 40, was married to Saved By the Bell's Mark-Paul Gosselaar, 38, for 15 years until May 2011.

Drama off the island? Former Survivor winners Parvati Shallow and Sandra Diaz-Twine shaded one another on social media. The feud began when Sandra, 48 responded to a Facebook post on a Survivor fan page asking why she won over Parvati, 40, back when the two competed on the Heroes Vs. Villains season, which aired in 2010. The two female competitors were finalists, alongside Russell Hantz, in the 20th season of the CBS competition series.

Survivor alum Bret LaBelle and his boyfriend, Chris Stanley, are still going strong despite criticism of their age gap. LaBelle started dating Stanley, who is 27 years his junior, in 2020. The twosome have been candid about their age difference throughout their romance. “Sometimes people think he’s actually my dad. Other people think I’m just with him for money,” Stanley told The Advocate in August 2023. “They think he’s my sugar daddy, which obviously isn’t true.

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Name:Sutton Stracke Hometown:Augusta, Georgia Relationship:Divorced Birthday:September 20, 1971 About Born on September 20, 1971, in Augusta, Georgia, Sutton Stracke joined The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast during season 10 as a “friend of the housewives.” By season 11, she had become a series regular. Stracke moved to New York City to study dance in her early 20s. She later served as the Cunningham Dance Foundation’s Director of Development and the Augusta Ballet’s Executive Director.

Sutton Stracke is no longer bothered by Erika Jayne putting her “on the spot” following a dramatic meltdown featured on the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills over the Magic Mike Live. “Always, on this show, you have to let it just run its course and breeze through it because it’s always going to be OK,” Sutton, 52, told Us Weekly exclusively. “There’s no malintent with me, and that’s the truth. I show up, put on my microphone, and sometimes I say things that I shouldn’t, and I always run into trouble.