These Hollywood A-listers signed up for Super Bowl LIX pre-game party
The biggest game in football, which sees the Chiefs face the Eagles in 2025, is getting a serious dose of celebrity, with some huge names taking part of the spotlight.
Super Bowl Sunday has always been about more than just football. The halftime show dominates headlines, the commercials spark endless debates, and the spectacle surrounding the game is often as big as the event itself. But this year, the pregame show is making a bid for center stage.
Cruise and Pitt to shine in pregame show
Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt, undoubtedly two of Hollywood’s biggest names – are officially part of the Super Bowl LIX pregame broadcast on FOX, sources have told TMZ.
Pitt (Seven, Ocean’s Eleven, Joe Black...) is said to have his role set, and it’s a patriotic one. It seems he’ll be involved in a tribute to America that’s expected to air about 30 minutes before kickoff at 6:30 PM ET. Details are scarce, but he’ll certainly grab attention before the real action begins.
The involvement of Cruise (Mission Impossible, Top Gun, The Color of Money...) on the other hand, is still under wraps. Given his history of high-octane stunts, there was speculation he might pull something extreme, but we’ll have to wait and see.
Lady Gaga, Tom Brady, and more join the lineup
The celebrity appearances don’t stop there. Lady Gaga has also filmed a special tribute to first responders on Bourbon Street, which will be included. Tom Brady and Terry Bradshaw will also be involved in this among others.
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While here at AS USA we’re mainly focused on the actual on-field contest between the teams from Kansas City and Philadelphia, we’ll also make time to bring you the stories taking place around the Super Bowl. Everyone loves a bit of celebrity spotting after all.
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