Super Bowl

  1. Kendrick Lamar during his Super Bowl halftime show. Kendrick poses with his arms folded across his front, holding a mic. He wears a blue leather jacket over a black T-shirt with blue flared jeans, a black cap twisted back and a large diamond necklace with a lower case 'a'. Dancers dressed in the red, white and blue of the US flag surround him as he looks up into the crowd.

  2. Chris McMullan in a blue shirt playing the uilleann pipes

  3. Kellen Moore smiling

  4. Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes after Super Bowl 59

  5. Jordan Mailata celebrates winning Super Bowl 59 with the Philadelphia Eagles

  6. A person dressed black waving a red, white and green flag is grabbed by several others dressed in black on a football field.

  7. Serena Williams at the Super Bowl

  8. Eagles fans take the street to celebrate victory.

  9. Jalen Hurts - quarterback of the Philadelphia Eagles - runs with the ball past a player from Kansas City Chiefs

  10. Darius Slay Jr.

  11. Philadelphia Eagles

  12. Philadelphia Eagles fans

  13. Patrick Mahomes

  14. Taylor Swift, wearing a white vest top, leans over some railings at the Super Dome in New Orleans

  15. CJ Gardner-Johnson and Tyler Steen celebrate the Eagles' Super Bowl win

  16. Kendrick Lamar performs at the Super Bowl

  17. Philadelphia Eagles

  18. CJ Gardner-Johnson celebrates the Eagles' Super Bowl win

  19. Kansas City Chiefs fans

  20. Stormzy, Shaquille O'Neal

  21. What food is available at the Super Bowl?

    A bespoke menu has been created for fans at today's game, influenced by the Cajun and Creole cuisine to be found in New Orleans. And there'll be a LOT of it. This is what has been produced:

    • 5,000+ alligator sausages (yes, really!!)

    • 6,500+ pounds (almost three tons) of shrimp just for po'boy sandwiches

    • 50,000+ locally-sourced baguettes (from the Leidenheimer bakery, a New Orleans institution… it's not a real po'boy unless it's on Leidenheimer bread)

    • 5,000+ slices of pizza

    • 7,000+ hot dogs

    • 50,000+ cocktails

    • 150,000+ nacho chips

    • 700,000+ ounces of beer expected to be served

    • A half-ton (800 lbs) of soft-shell crab

    • 1.3 tons of short ribs

    • 12,000 locally-sourced oysters

  22. Stormzy

  23. Graham set for third Super Bowl after winning fitness race

    Brandon Graham makes a tackle during practice before Super Bowl 59Getty Images

    Brandon Graham has spent his entire career with the Philadelphia Eagles. He helped them win their first Super Bowl against the New England Patriots in 2018 then was on the losing team against the Kansas City Chiefs two years ago.

    The defensive end suffered a torn triceps towards the end of November but was able to rejoin practice this week and the Eagles activated him from Injured Reserve on Saturday.

    He is now able to play in his third Super Bowl and at 36, this could be his last, so he spoke this week about what it would mean to win a second Super Bowl with the Eagles.

    "It would mean a lot, for me and all of us," he said. "You put the work in every day and we've talked about it from the beginning of the off-season.

    "Now we're in this moment and all I want to do is make sure we put our best foot forward and give ourselves a chance. It would be a great feeling for everybody."

  24. The Eagles have to put pressure on Mahomes - Gronkowski

    Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jordan Davis and linebacker Nolan Smith Jr tackle Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden DanielsReuters

    Four-time Super Bowl winner Rob Gronkowski on who will win Super Bowl 59:

    "I would say that the key match-up is Philadelphia's defensive line against Kansas City's offensive line. I say that because if the Philadelphia Eagles want to win this game, they've got to put pressure on Patrick Mahomes.

    "They've got to make him worry in the pocket, they've got to make him fear that he shouldn't step up because he's going to get sacked.

    "They've got to frustrate him, and that's going to be all up to the Philadelphia Eagles' defensive line, and I think that could be the possible difference maker if the Eagles want to win. But I think the Chiefs will win 30-26."