Pepsi won’t sit out the Super Bowl, but some of its commercials will. The beverage giant, one of the biggest and most reliable sponsors of the annual football extravaganza, is benching ...

Cue Cheryl Lynn’s “Got To Be Real” because Pepsi Zero Sugar’s Super Bowl commercials are all about being real – or, in the case of the spot starring Ben Stiller, it’s about how “the ...

“It was one of, if not the greatest Super Bowl halftime shows ever,” director Hamish Hamilton told Billboard recently. “That [artist] lineup changed the world – they changed ...

After 10 years as the primary sponsor of the Super Bowl's star-studded entertainment break, Pepsi announced in 2022 that it will no longer host the halftime show. The last Super Bowl performance ...

Watch Lady Gaga's performance on YouTube. Katy Perry's 2015 Pepsi Super Bowl halftime performance is an amazing example of how much visuals and guest stars can help create an unbelievable show.

22, 2003. (John Gichigi/ Getty Images for Pepsi) With the 2025 Super Bowl in our sights, plenty of new star-studded commercials have been dropping, from the When Harry Met Sally reunion to ...

"I think he represents something for people in terms of a sweet vapidity that's very endearing," Stiller tells PEOPLE of bringing Derek Zoolander back for a Pepsi Zero Sugar Super Bowl commercial ...

The iconic Super Bowl Halftime Show is getting a major revamp. Apple signed on the dotted line to take over as the event’s main sponsor, replacing Pepsi who has sponsored the show for the past ...

The Super Bowl halftime show this year stirred up plenty of reactions, but one you may not have been prepared for was just how effective an advertising tool it was. It was, after all, the Pepsi ...

And for decades, the top spots in Ad Meter, the industry-leading ranking of Super Bowl commercials by consumer rating, have been the domain of brands such as Pepsi, Budweiser, Bud Light and ...

J.D. DURKIN: Pepsi (PEP) , move on over. Apple music (AAPL) , the new sponsor of the Super Bowl halftime show-what do we know about that deal, Martin? MARTIN BACCARDAX: This is really ...