Super Bowl

Mercedes and the Coen Brothers' new ad show that the 'Easy Rider' generation hasn't aged too well.

Who doesn't like Super Bowl commercials? Every Monday morning quarterback will be evaluating their favorite ads.

Let's face it, any proper list is going to be dominated by classic rock acts.

Honda's ad for Super Bowl 50 finds a group of sheep joining in for a soaring rendition of Queen's "Somebody to Love" – at least until a farmer gets within earshot.

Per tradition in the week leading up to the big game, Super Bowl commercials are already being released. Budweiser always delivers with their "Clydesdale" spots...and it's usually goosebumps and/or tears. Once again they don't disappoint with their 2015 Super ad. Take a look:

Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea has issued an open letter admitting that the band wasn't playing their instruments live during Sunday's Super Bowl halftime show, and explaining why they chose to accept the gig despite their views against pre-taped performances.

Once again, the performance of a shirtless person during a Super Bowl halftime show has caused some controversy. However, this time it's not related to the musician's lack of clothes. Apparently, Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers was miming to a backing track during Sunday's performance.

Talk about premature celebration. One loyal Denver Broncos fan was a little too confident about his team's chances of winning the Super Bowl, getting a very prominent Denver Broncos tattoo on his back that proclaimed them Super Bowl XLVIII Champs.

No, they didn't play a 45-minute version of Led Zeppelin's 'Dazed and Confused.' In fact, the Red Hot Chili Peppers did exactly what you probably expected them to do as the special guests of the Super Bowl halftime show -- play 'Give it Away' while bouncing around like teenage lunatics.

Loverboy's 'Working for the Weekend' and Twisted Sister singer Dee Snider are among the '80s stars leading an attack on a Radio Shack store in a new Super Bowl commercial.

Scarlett Johansson's SodaStream Super Bowl commercial might not be hitting television screens during the game, but we have it all in its uncensored glory right here.

Kalispell native and Flathead High School alumni, Brock Osweiler will have a nice view of the Super Bowl this Sunday. The Denver Broncos backup quarterback could even get on the field if anything happens to future Hall of Famer Peyton Manning. No one wants that. I would like to see a Broncos win, ensuring a Montanan gets a Super Bowl ring: