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The good, the bad, and the downright forgettable—these are the Super Bowl commercials of 2016.

Welll, he's going to the Super Bowl, not playing in it, but at least we'll see him there. Tom Brady will take part in a ceremony honoring Super Bowl MVPs on Sunday at Levi's Stadium.

Here is the definitive, must have, end all be all, no questions asked, greatest list of Super Bowl party food.

A retired astronaut relives his glory days with the help of an Audi R8 and David Bowie's "Starman."

The ad is called 'The Portrait' and features a singing picture of Steven Tyler made out of Skittles. It is quite entertaining.

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.

With Super Bowl 50 coming up, ESPN has been counting down the top 50 players in Super Bowl history. Guess who they named number 1? Yup. Tom Brady.

It has been announced that British rock band, Coldplay will headline the halftime show at this year's Super Bowl.

You won't see a better angle of Malcolm Butler's Super Bowl interception. This is it. You are basically on the field for one of the greatest plays in Super Bowl history.

Clearly staged, but still awesome. This is exactly what I wanted to do after Jermaine Kearse caught that ball while laying on his back. Good thing I didn't.

The victory parade for the Patriots was originally scheduled for Tuesday.

It has already been deemed the worst play call in Super Bowl history by many folks, but before we judge Pete Carroll on that final play call, why don't we let him explain what he was thinking.

Here are some of the best uncensored fan reactions, from both New England and Seattle, to Malcolm Butler's Super Bowl game winning interception.

Among all the commercials featuring beer, boobs and big-ass summer movies you'll see during the Super Bowl on Sunday will be a relatively smaller sell for the South American country of Ecuador.

Looks like anyone who wants to get a hold of these before game time better call Danny Ocean and his Ocean's Eleven posse.

Anything goes at media day during the week leading up to the Super Bowl. Including Rob Gronkowski reading an excerpt from an erotica novel based on himself.