Megyn Kelly Added To 'The Late Show' Post-Super Bowl Show
Kelly joins previously announced guests Tina Fey and Margot Robbie, Will Ferrell and comedy duo Key & Peel.
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Kelly joins previously announced guests Tina Fey and Margot Robbie, Will Ferrell and comedy duo Key & Peel.
The Carolina Panthers are now in California, and they are ready to pounce!
The Denver Broncos are now in California, and they are ready to rumble!
This year the Super Bowl title is getting a one-year break from the number system that was invented around 8th Century BC.
It almost feels like a theme park, except the only theme here is NFL.
Super Bowl t-shirts, Super Bowl ball caps, Super Bowl programs – and even a Super Bowl ticket stub.
Which Super Bowl team completed the greatest comeback ever? CBS sports personalities give their takes on the best comeback in Super Bowl history ahead of Super Bowl 50 on February 7, 2016.
Greear wants to make it clear he's not looking for freebies, he's willing to pay. But with tickets heading upward of $4,000, he says his video is the ultimate Hail Mary.
For the first time ever, the coveted post-Super Bowl spot will go to a late-night host. As previously announced, Stephen Colbert will broadcast his 'Late Show' live from the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City immediately following the game.
The Broncos have reached the Super Bowl a record eight times, but their history is marked by spectacular failure and improbable triumph. Here's a look back at each of their seven previous games.
The scavenger hunt will take teams of football fans through the Bay Area over four days, starting next week. Two-member teams will tackle clues at 50 different Bay Area venues over four days for a chance at a Super Bowl price.
CBS television and radio personalities coalesced to reveal their choices for the best Super Bowl play of all time.
When it comes to Super Bowl commercials, humor is typically king when selecting the best. See how CBS sports analysts and talent made their picks for favorite Super Bowl commercial.
Today's NFL is all about the quarterbacks, so perhaps it's fitting that the 50th Super Bowl features a matchup between Peyton Manning's Denver Broncos and Cam Newton's Carolina Panthers.
