superbowl

There's no greater honor in football than holding the Vince Lombardi Trophy®. Would you believe one Central New Yorker is responsible for creating it?

Commercials are a big part of the game, so it's a good thing that DePaul paid attention.

No cheering or shouting during the Super Bowl? That's the latest suggestion from the Center for Disease Control.

This Sunday is the big game. Superbowl 54 is taking place in Miami, Florida with the San Francisco 49ers taking on the Kansas City Chiefs. If you're not into football, no worries, there's plenty of non-football related activities happening at the Utica Zoo this weekend!

Be on the look-out for Jesse Jablonsky in the NFL "Next 100" commercial during the Superbowl.

After 104 years, the iconic Planter's mascot, Mr. Peanut is no more.

To go along with snacks and beverages and to make sure that you have the best experience possible on game day, Reynolds Wrap has created a new invention called the 'Hunger Harness.'

One Super Bowl ad that is getting a lot of talk is the Nationwide Insurance.  But, it wasn't the kind of talk the company was hoping to receive.  Their commercial for preventable childhood deaths is being widely criticized.

You may be hosting a Super Bowl party this year. While you're guests are enjoying the Doritos commercials on the TV, they can snack on these delicious snack ideas.

It seems to be the topic of most Superbowl conversations around the office today.  For once, more people are talking about the game than the commercials.  Should there have been a penalty called on the Ravens during San Francisco's 4th down play in the end zone?  If you haven't seen it, check out the video and tell us what you think.

Odds are you'll be attending a gathering at someone's house this weekend for the Super Bowl.  Even better odds, that chicken wings will be served at this aformentioned gathering.  Here's a tried and true tip from a chef on how to eat one properly.

It's the day football fans wait all year for.  Super Bowl Sunday!  It's been a long standing tradition for me to take Monday off every year after the big game.  Who can stay up to watch the final game of the NFL season and get up at 3:30 the next morning?  No one!  Most people can't even get up to work at 9 a.m.  I'd guess the Monday after the Super Bowl is the day most call in sick or play hookey