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Apparently Taco Bell's quesalupa is going to be pretty freakin' huge.

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

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

If anybody is NOT one of those bandwagon Seattle Seahawks fans it's Yakima's Tim Sattler. And Tim, who's representing Yakima in Townsquare Media's national Pigskin Pick 'Em contest this weekend, has the pictures to prove it. In the faded snapshot where he's standing with Seahawks original quarterback Jim Zorn, a much younger Tim is holding his autograph book, which he treasures to this day... Read

Here's a look back at the best classic-rock commercials from 2015's Super Bowl XLIX.

A halftime appearance by London-based Coldplay might have made more sense on any other Sunday.

As the big game day approaches (five days away!), more and more of the year's Super Bowl commercials are showing up early.

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.

Humorous, star-studded, controversial and heartwarming, they're often the highlight of the night.

Acura has just announced that they have a new commercial for the Super Bowl that features Van Halen's "Runnin' with the Devil." We got a sneak peak and they are using Eddie Van Halen's guitar solo from the classic 1978 song from the band's debut album...

Van Halen are going to the Super Bowl! Sort of.

Talk about being a sore loser.