There is an argument to be made that Beyoncé is, in fact, a rapper — look no further than Megan Thee Stallion’s Grammy-winning “Savage” remix for evidence — but she did not make Billboard and Vibe‘s 2023 list of the 50 Greatest Rappers of All Time, despite what a Jeopardy! contestant guessed on Tuesday’s (Feb. 13) episode.

On the episode, there was a full category based on our list, which we co-authored with our sister publication Vibe early last year to celebrate the 50th anniversary of hip-hop.

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To announce the category, Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings said, “And finally, the 50 Greatest Rappers of All Time — chosen not by me, but by Billboard and Vibe.”

The contestants only stumbled on the $200 clue, which read: “She invited us to ‘Come Into My House’ & also deal with the ‘Wrath of My Madness’; we bow down before this Queen.” Nicole incorrectly guessed Beyoncé — she of the Queen Bey nickname bestowed by her loyal Beyhive — but the answer was actually Queen Latifah, who landed at No. 44 on our list. “Different queen,” Jennings quipped after Kat got the right answer.

Below, find the final four remaining clues from the category along with their correct answers — and where those artists landed on our list.

$400 clue: “In 1986 it was ‘6 ‘N the Mornin’’ for him in the studio but in 2000 it was SVU for him on TV.”

Who is Ice-T? The rapper-turned-actor is No. 45 on our list.

$600 clue: “Billboard said he is ‘often cited as hip-hop’s GOAT behind the boards…a lead rapper on…1988’s Straight Outta Compton.’”

Who is Dr. Dre? The N.W.A and solo star is No. 40 on our list.

$800 clue: “Some numbers: 3 years after taking 9 bullets, he had a Billboard 200 No. 1 debut with Get Rich or Die Tryin’ in 2003.”

Who is 50 Cent? The Eminem signee is No. 17 on our list.

$1,000 clue: “‘Backed by rap’s archetypal hype man in Flavor Flav,’ this Public Enemy leader was a ‘Rebel Without a Pause’ in 1987.”

Who is Chuck D? The activist frontman is No. 34 on our list.

There weren’t any questions about rappers in our top 10 — including Jay-Z, who tops our list — but you can revisit the full countdown here to see where your favorite lands.

In the last month, Jeopardy! has featured a category based on Billboard‘s 500 Best Pop Songs list as well as a full Taylor Swift takeover of every category in a round.

Watch the Beyoncé moment below:

–Additional reporting by Josh Glicksman

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It’s easy to pile up on lipsticks when shopping for new makeup — but with Valentine’s Day on Wednesday (Feb. 14), it’s time to edit your collection. One easy way to get started: stick with specific colors.

In the world of lipsticks, certain colors are considered more iconic than others. Standing the test of time essentially means that no matter what year we happen to be in, that lipstick shade never goes out of style. And red lipstick definitely fits the bill.

Taylor Swift loves a red lip (courtesy of Pat McGrath Labs) and she’s definitely not alone. Red is known as the first lipstick color ever invented, which is probably why it’s become a staple in any lipstick collection. To help you make pick the perfect lipstick, we rounded up a handful of beloved red lipsticks that you need to buy for Valentine’s Day and beyond.

Whether you are new to makeup or are adding to an already-robust collection, check below for a list of classic red lipsticks that range in price from $4 and up.

If you’re looking for an affordable option that will last on your lips, NYX’s Butter Gloss in red velvet is a solid choice. The butter gloss has great coverage and comes in a range of fiery reds, show-stopping pinks and other gorgeous shades.

NARS

A bright, matte lipstick that pops! NARS Powermatte Lip Pigment is available in 18 different colors but we’re especially fond of the “Don’t Stop” — a show-stopping, fire engine red shade that will turn heads wherever you go.

If you’re looking for a something similar to NARS, but slightly cheaper, Anastasia Beverly Hills Liquid Lipstick is a good choice. The $20 liquid lipstick features a matte finish and it’s “super long lasting,” as the customer reviews note.

Charlotte Tilbury’s Matte Revolution Hydrating Lipstick boasts a deliciously, rich color with a hydrating formula. Customers are in love with the shade, “Hollywood Vixen” and the lipstick’s easy application. “I adore this red lipstick!! The color is beautiful and it goes on so smoothly! The blue-red color is so flattering and I think it would look perfect on anyone,” reads one customer review.

Amazon shoppers might be obsessed with Maybelline’s Super Stay Matte Liquid Lipstick. The No.1 bestseller has earned over 147,000 customer ratings and 4.4 stars. Most of the customer reviews rave about the long lasting, matte color (the liquid lipstick comes in a bunch of different shades beyond red).

Tainy is not a new face for the Recording Academy. His work has been nominated in the past, and just last year, he won his first Golden Gramophone for his participation on Bad Bunny’s Un Verano Sin Ti, which won best música urbana album.

But this year, the Puerto Rican hitmaker earned his first-ever nomination as a lead artist with his debut album as artist-producer called DATA — a nom he felt was “far-fetched.”

“It’s special. I’ve been working for awhile,” he tells Billboard. “In music, you always see the Grammys like a stamp. … This is my first project. I can’t say it’s overdue because it’s so new. For me, growing up in Puerto Rico, it wasn’t in our goals or in our minds of things we could accomplish. Just seeing the American Grammys seemed so far-fetched. It wasn’t even in my mind, and for it to happen, is not easy to digest and understand  at the moment but I’m blessed to be around all these people who I admire and inspire me in a certain way.” (Karol G’s Mañana Será Bonito won the 2024 Grammy, against DATA and Rauw Alejandro’s Saturno.)

DATA laces his unmatched skills, good music taste, and A-list artist friends such as Bad Bunny, Daddy Yankee, Wisin & Yandel, Julieta Venegas, and more. For Tainy, “it’s super personal.”

“When I started doing music, the people I admired growing up, that’s what they used to do,” he explains. “All these amazing producers would do their own albums and everyone would just hop on and try to do the best track possible. To me, as soon as I became a fan of music and beats, that inspired me so much. I came into the game getting opportunities and working with these artists, and as the genre evolved, those albums didn’t happen anymore. Music changed so much.” 

In the latest Billboard News episode, Tainy shares his strongest song on the set, producing Selena Gomez’s first all-Spanish-language project, and helming his very own concert in Puerto Rico’s coveted Coliseo venue.  

“I’m still growing, I’m still a student of what I do,” he notes. “There’s a lot of things I want to keep on tapping and trying, just give myself a shot and see what happens.”

Acclaimed Latin producer Tainy talks about receiving his first Grammy nomination for his debut album ‘Data,’ what it’s like to produce for Latin superstars, getting the chance to work with Selena Gomez on her first Spanish-language album ‘Revelación,’ bringing his music to life in a live show at the Coliseum of Puerto Rico and more!

Tainy:
Because of how I grew up and feeling that none of these things that I’ve been able to do were possibilities when I started, you just got to be able to put as much, you know, passion into it. Things will happen.

What’s up, guys? This is Tainy and you’re watching Billboard News.

Tetris Kelly:
Hey, what’s up? It’s Tetris with Billboard News, hanging out with the one the only Tainy. What’s up, my man?

Tainy:
How’s it going, man? All good here.

Tetris Kelly:
Thanks for making your way over from Miami to LA to hang out with us. You’ve had an interesting few months right now.

Tainy:
I’m happy to be here. But yeah, how do you say? It’s been really fun, exciting, different couple of months leading up to it so you know, happy over here.

Tetris Kelly:
Well, the Grammys were a big deal for you this year, your first-ever American Grammy nomination so that’s significant. Tell me how that felt.

Tainy:
I mean, it’s special. I’ve been working for awhile, you know, in music, you always see the Grammys like that’s like the stamp and to be considered, to be alongside so many amazing artists and me putting out my first album, per se, and have it be recognized over here, in certain ways you expect that what you do will be impactful and people will notice it, but it’s not like a done deal. You got to put it out and just see how the world and the universe reacts to it and just to see that nomination over there and for it to be also my first time to be just nominated, have my name around there is just amazing.

Tetris Kelly:
I think that’s what is so special about it because you’re so known as such a prolific producer, but then your very first album as an artist gets a Grammy like, that doesn’t happen to everybody, man.

Watch the full interview above!

The 73rd NBA All-Star Game is just around the corner, and beyond the big game, festivities stretch all weekend with some of the biggest stars attending and performing.

Indianapolis, Ind., will host NBA All-Star event for the first time since 1985, with The Pacers’ home arena, Gainbridge Fieldhouse, marking the location for the NBA Rising Stars game on Feb. 16, the HBCU Classic presented by AT&T on Feb. 17 and the 73rd NBA All-Star Game on Feb. 18.

Meanwhile, the State Farm All-Star Saturday Night will be held at Lucas Oil Stadium on Feb. 17 and will feature the Kia Skills Challenge, Starry 3-Point Contest and AT&T Slam Dunk.

For the All-Star Game, the Eastern Conference will feature starters Giannis Antetokounmpo (Milwaukee Bucks), Joel Embiid (Philadelphia 76ers), Jayson Tatum (Boston Celtics), Tyrese Haliburton (Indiana Pacers) and Damian Lillard (Bucks). The Western Conference starters include LeBron James (Los Angeles Lakers), Kevin Durant (Phoenix Suns), Nikola Jokic (Denver Nuggets), Luka Doncic (Dallas Mavericks) and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (Oklahoma City Thunder).

Fans can tune in to watch the 2024 All-Star Game on Sunday (Feb. 18) at 8 p.m. ET on TNT.

If you’re heading over to Indianapolis for the big weekend, there’s plenty of fun to take part in, including a number of star-studded celebrations. See below for our full list of parties and events during the 2024 NBA All-Star Weekend.

The Mechanical Licensing Collective (The MLC) has sued Pandora for allegedly failing to adequately pay and report its monthly royalties, including in its accounting for its ad-supported tier “Pandora Free” (also known as “radio” or “free Pandora”).

In a lawsuit filed Monday (Feb. 12) in Nashville federal court, The MLC seeks to recover the royalties that Pandora allegedly owes them and all associated late fees. The MLC is particularly concerned with “unusually low royalties per stream” reported and paid out by Pandora, starting in 2021 which they say is due to the exclusion of substantial “Service Provider Revenue and TCC for Pandora Free.” (Total Content Cost or “TCC” refers to the amount paid by streaming services to record labels for the right to stream sound recordings. The TCC and Service Provider Revenue are essential to calculating the royalties due for this blanket license).

The MLC — which is tasked with administering the blanket mechanical license for musical works, created by the Music Modernization Act — also takes issue with Pandora’s lack of retroactive royalty accounting for 2021 and 2022.

In August 2023, the royalty rate for the license administered by The MLC for the years 2018-2022 was finally determined after a five year battle in which some streaming services fought to pay lower rates for music than the Copyright Royalty Board judges initially decided on. While awaiting the final rate determination, streamers, including Pandora, paid out the previous, lower royalty rate to the music business. Once the final determination was made, it set the rates higher than what the streaming services were paying previously. As a consequence, streamers were tasked to go back and retroactively pay the proper 2018-2022 rate for music.

The MLC says it “repeatedly” reminded Pandora to report its retroactive adjustments due for 2021 and 2022, and it set a deadline for Feb. 9, 2024, which it says Pandora did not reach. (The MLC did not open its doors until 2021, and thus the retroactive adjustments for 2018-2020 are not within its purview).

Pandora has made “repeated and significant underpayments of the royalties due,” says the MLC in its lawsuit.

The news comes just weeks after the MLC and its counterpart the Digital Licensee Coordinator (DLC) entered their first-ever re-designation process, a routine five year check-up to ensure the effectiveness and efficiency of the two organizations. The MLC has also made headlines recently for issuing its first-ever audit of streaming services. The organization is also being audited itself by Bridgeport Music, which represents George Clinton and Funkadelic.

Lately, the music business has been fighting back against what it feels are unfair or unpaid licensing rates. Universal Music Group recently pulled its catalog from TikTok, citing the app’s inability to pay “fair value” for music. Last summer, SoundExchange, which collects and distributes performance royalties for the digital transmission of sound recordings, sued SiriusXM, which owns Pandora, for an alleged $150 million in unpaid royalties, and the National Music Publishers Association (NMPA) sued Twitter for $250 million for “refusing to pay songwriters and music publishers.”

Representatives for Pandora and The MLC did not respond to Billboard’s request for comment at press time.

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Time to hit the panic button? Valentine’s Day is just two days away, but we’re here to help you pick the perfect gift before February 14.

Although shopping for gifts can be time consuming and budget busting, one of the main benefits to last-minute shopping is that you can usually find things on sale. To help you out, we’ve collected a list of 21 last-minute Valentine’s Day gifts for anyone on your list.

Below, find gifts for him, gifts for her and gender-neutral gifts for everyone to enjoy. While everything on our list is under $100 the majority of the items are priced under $50, and you can find mostly everything at Amazon or Walmart. Retailers like Amazon and Walmart offer free shipping, overnight and two-day shipping, plus same-day shipping and in-store pickup on select items (and a huge selection of stuffed animals and gift cards for Valentine’s Day).

Prime members get free delivery on millions of items along with same-day delivery on select orders of $25+. Amazon Fresh is also an option for flowers, candy and other Valentine’s Day deliveries. If you’re not a Prime member, you can test it out under a free 30-day trial (the membership will renew at $14.99/month or $134 annually unless you cancel). Amazon also offers 50% discounts on Prime memberships for students and eligible EBT/SNAP recipients.

Walmart+ offers a similar membership service to Amazon, which includes a free trial for the first month and free, same-day delivery, and membership discounts for student and those on government assistance. Walmart+ is $12.95/month ($98 for a yearly subscription).

Keep reading for a roundup of last-minute Valentine’s Day gifts under $100.

Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

Zac Designs Lip Color Change Plastic Tumbler

A kiss for Valentine’s Day! The Lips Tumbler holds 18 ounces, it’s made with durable plastic and available for pickup in stores. Click here to shop the new fuchsia pink Stanley Quencher H2.0 Tumbler.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

LEGO Cherry Blossom Flowers

Flowers that last forever. These Lego flower blossoms will put a smile on someone’s face for Valentine’s Da gift. Find more Lego gift ideas here.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

LANEIGE Berries ‘N Choco Kisses Set

The Laneige Berries ‘N Choco Kisses Set is designed to work while you sleep. The set contains Laniege’s Lip Sleeping Mask and Lip Balm, which contains berry fruit complex, murumuru seed and shea butter to deliver “intense moisture” and antioxidants to make your lips smoother.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

JBL Go 3 Portable Speaker

A perfectly portable, waterproof speaker with great sound. The JBL Go 3 is one of the best Bluetooth speakers under $50.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

Vera Wang Princess Eau de Toilette Spray for Women, Vanilla, 3.4 Fl Ounce

A floral, fruity fragrance with notes of apple, water lily, apricot, vanilla, bergamot, guava, chocolate and tuberose.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

Evshine Women’s Fuzzy Cross Band Memory Foam Slippers

$9.99 $26.99 63% off

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Cozy slippers for $10? You can’t beat a good deal! These fuzzy slippers are available in 12 different colors including white, black, blue, red, pink and tan.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

2 Pcs Anniversary Date Night Gifts for Couples

Indecisive? Let the dice decide how to spend date night.
 


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

Sneaker Freaker: The Ultimate Sneaker Book!

$39.38 $50.00 21% off

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A last-minute gift for sneaker heads! Sneaker Freaker: The Ultimate Sneaker Book features 650 pages of fascinating sneaker content and tons of photos.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

Nike Club Men’s Coaches’ Jacket

This Nike coaches’ jacket is almost sold out in red, but it’s also available in black, green and blue. The jacket comes in sizes XS-4X tall, and it’s available for pickup in store.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

Nautica Voyage Eau de Toilette

$19.20

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Send him on a scent voyage with this breezy, Nautica eau de toilette – currently No. 1 at Amazon. The “fresh and salty” sea breeze scent features tops notes of green leaves, green apple; mimosa, lotus and marine notes at its heart and base notes of cedarwood, musk and amber.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

RUNBOX Men’s Wallets 15 Card Holder, Slim

$19.97 $21.99 9% off

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An affordable wallet for minimalists. The wallet is packed card slots for quick access to your credit cards, ID and more.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

Air Jordan 1 Low, Women’s Sneaker

$97.97 $115 15% off

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Save 15% off the Air Jordan 1 Low women’s sneaker for a limited time at Nike. The shoes are available for delivery and for in-store pickup.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

JY03 Drone with 1080p HD Camera for Adults

$49.99 $174.99 71% off

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Take flight without leaving the ground with this $50 drone. It’s equipped with a 1080P HD camera that can be adjusted up to 90-degrees, three speed settings, LED lighting and Wifi. And it doesn’t take up much room — the drone measures 15 x 4 x 9 inches.

 


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

ASEAT Cell Phone Stand with Bluetooth Speaker & LED Color Changing Light

Sometimes the simplest gifts are the most useful. Get your sweetie a cell phone holder, so you can FaceTime (or video chat) hands free.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

3mm Cubic Zerconia Screw Back Cartilage Earrings

$9.95 $10.95 9% off

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Valentine’s Day jewelry doesn’t have to be expensive (it’s the thought that counts!). These cubic zirconia stud earrings are comfortable and lightweight with a “lovely” little stone, according to customer reviews.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

SmileBelle Red Heart Necklace

Give someone special a heart this Valentine’s Day. This SmileBelle heart necklace is available in carnelian, jade, moonstone and black tourmaline and features a 17.8-inch, adjustable chain.  


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

PDP Gaming Afterglow Wireless Nintendo Switch Pro Controller

$44.99 $49.99 10% off

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The PDP Nintendo Switch controller is a good gift for gamers – and it’s on sale for $45. The controller features an LED light and up to 40 hours of battery power.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

Braun All-in-One Style Kit Series 3 3470, 7-in-1 Trimmer

Next up, grooming gifts. The Braun razor is a 7-in-1 trimmer with an ultra-sharp blade and a battery that offers up to 50-minutes of power at a time.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

Gnanlen iPad Pencil 2nd Generation with Magnetic Wireless Charging

$26.99 $31.99 16% off

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If you’re looking for a cheaper alternative to the Apple Pencil, the Gnanlen iPad pencil is compatible with several iPads including the sixth generation iPad mini, select models of the iPad Air, iPad Pro 12.9-inch and iPad Pro 11-inch.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

JLab Go Air Pop True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds

JLab Go Air Pop True Wireless Earbuds provide eight hours of battery power (up to 32 hours in the charging case). The earbuds are available in over 12 colors including pink, black, brown and blue.


Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts Under $100

Smart Watch(Answer/Make Call), 1.85″ Smartwatch

$25.49 $79.99 68% off

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Shopping for an affordable smart watch? This one has a 4.1-star Amazon rating from over 7,000 customer reviews. Besides keeping the time, this waterproof watch features a fitness activity tracker, heart rate tracker, sleep monitoring and over 100 sport modes. It’s also available in 10 different colors including black, white, blue, green and silver.


For more shopping recommendations, be sure to read the best Valentine’s Day gifts for kids and the best ways to have flowers and candy delivered in time for Valentine’s.

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Countdown to the 2024 Super Bowl parade! Whether you were rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs or Usher’s halftime show, now’s a good time to stock up on gear to celebrate the team’s 2024 Super Bowl win.

Although football fans will find a wide selection of Super Bowl-themed apparel and other must-have merch from the NFL Shop, Fanatics, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Amazon, Foco and Mitchell & Ness, there’s a chance that it’ll be out of stock by the Super Bowl parade. When is it? The parade will be on Wednesday, a.k.a. Valentine’s Day in downtown Kansas City, Mo.

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To help you get a head start, we’ve compiled a list of 15 merch items that you can order now and have delivered before the parade.

Below, find a roundup of Chiefs and Super Bowl merch and apparel that’s still available.

Mitchell & Ness

Get it while its still can! Perfect for layering up on a cold day, this Kansas City Chiefs Team Legacy Varsity Jacket features is made from a blend of polyester and wool and features a button closure, side pockets and the embroidered Chiefs logos on the front, side and sleeve with rib-knit striping on the cuffs. The jacket comes in sizes S-4X Large but only select sizes are still available.

Fanatics

Get in gear for the Super Bowl parade in a limited-edition, Travis Kelce jersey complete with a Super Bowl LVIII patch. The jersey was released on Feb. 7 and available in sizes S-3XL. Click here to shop Patrick Mahomes’ jersey.

Fanatics

Celebrate the championship-winning Chiefs in this Fanatics Super Bowl LVIII Champions Iconic Victory T-Shirt. The men’s shirt is available in sizes S-5XL.

Mitchell & Ness

Scoop up this crewneck hoodie featuring a retro logo design. This sweatshirt is available in sizes XS-3XL.

Amazon

A collectible to add to your mantel, the Patrick Mahomes bobble head is available for pre-order at Foco and will be released in May. The figurine measures 9.5 inches tall and shows the Super Bowl MVP standing behind two championship rings while holding a Super Bowl LVIII football.

Foco

Of course, Travis Kelce gets his own bobblehead! Like Mahone, Kelce’s bobblehead sits behind a double ring base and measure just under 10 inches. Foco will also be releasing a 3 foot tall bobblehead that retails for $1,700 and drops in July.

Need a game day cup? This travel mug keeps drinks cold, or hot, for hours at a time. The double-walled, vacuum-insulated, stainless-steeler Tumbler has a leak resistant lid and holds up to 30 ounces.

Walmart
$8.17 $14.99 45% off

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This Chiefs are in the kitchen! This plastic cutting features the NFL team’s logo on both sizes and measures 14-inches x 9-inches.

For a picnic, party or tailgating, this 7 quart cooler can store up to nine cans and features a separate storage pocket (it measures 10.81 x 8.13 x 11.41 inches). For more designs, click here to shop Igloo’s NFL Cooler Collection featuring all 32 NFL teams.

red and yellow t-shirt that reads "go taylor's boyfriend"

Taylor Swift’s boyfriend won the Super Bowl but that doesn’t mean Swifties can keep rooting for him in this $25 T-shirt from Amazon.

Amazon

Slip on a pair of Kansas City Chiefs cuffs to celebrate the team’s Super Bowl victory. These comfy cuffs are made from a blend of terrycloth cotton, nylon and rubber and available for various team.

These FOCO friendship bracelets have gotten so popular, they’re No. 1 at Amazon. You can also find them at Foco.com.

WEAR by Erin Andrews is having a moment in the spotlight thanks to Taylor Swift. The pop star has worn the brand to multiple Chiefs games including the jacket that she wore to the Super Bowl along with this 87 varsity pendant from Stephanie Gottlieb. The cropped hoodie feature above is one of the many items that are almost out of stock from WEAR by Erin Andrews. Get it while you still can.

A comfy crewneck representing your favorite team. ThIS Abercrombie & Fitch crewneck sweatshirt is available in several NFL team designs including the Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles, Buffalo Bills, Dallas Cowboys, Cincinnati Bengals, New York Giants and Miami Dolphins (sizes S-XXL).

PacSun

Act fast! The Game Day Dad Hat is trending at PacSun.com. Save 25% off this officially licensed, camouflage hat while supplies last.

Fanatics

These Kansas City Chiefs socks are made to fit men’s shoe size 9-13 and women’s sizes 10.5-14.

After a scoreless first quarter, the 49ers’ Christian McCaffrey got the first touchdown of the 2024 Super Bowl, taking San Francisco to a 10-0 lead over Kansas City in the second quarter — and who was right there in the Niners’ end zone to cheer him on? Jelly Roll and a crowd of fellow music stars all sitting in the Live Nation Field Club.

And that was just the first half: After the Chiefs tied it up 19-19 and took the game into overtime, the A-list party got to watch Kansas City march down the field and score the Super Bowl-winning touchdown in that same end zone, directly in front of them. Tate McRae shared a video of the Chiefs’ celebration on her Instagram Story with the caption “wowwwww,” while Kygo posted a video of the game-clinching touchdown in action.

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Live Nation took over the field-level suites in the north end zone of Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium and brought together some of the biggest names in music across genres and labels to all watch the game with an unbeatable view. Jelly Roll — who caught up with Billboard behind the scenes at the Super Bowl — was the Field Club’s social butterfly, seen connecting with Machine Gun Kelly, Chad Smith of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Nickelback’s Chad Kroeger, Twenty One Pilots, The Chainsmokers, Imagine Dragons’ Dan Reynolds and Kygo.

Jelly’s friend and collaborator Lainey Wilson was spotted catching up with her “wait in the truck” duet partner HARDY and also hanging out with McRae and The Kid LAROI, who in turn spent some time chatting with MGK.

Peso Pluma and Feid were seen hanging with Marco Antonio Solís, frontman for Los Bukis, who will kick off the first Spanish-language Las Vegas residency in May.

While hanging out with Bob Weir (who is about to start his own Vegas residency at Sphere with Dead & Company in May), the Chili Peppers’ Smith repped for his nearly-Super-Bowl-bound team by wearing a Detroit Lions hat in the Field Club. A couple of Billboard chart-topping duos — Josh Dunn and Tyler Joseph of Twenty One Pilots and Drew Taggart and Alex Pall of The Chainsmokers — were seen sharing a table.

Chloe and Halle Bailey filmed a TikTok from the Field Club soundtracked by Muni Long’s “Made for Me” (with the perfect opening line for the look-alike sisters: “Twin, where have you been?”).

Other stars spotted in the Live Nation Field Club: Maren Morris, Lizzo, 21 Savage, Jared Leto, Megan Fox, Erin Foster, Kid Harpoon and Zhu.

Below, find social posts from inside the Field Club, including the Bailey sisters; Jamil Davis of Revels Group alongside Scott and Pluma; and Miami nightlife entrepreneur David Grutman with Pluma, Jelly Roll and Live Nation CEO Michael Rapino.

@chloebaileywashere

twin where have you been @halle

♬ original sound – FEELS

Beyoncé announced a follow-up album to her hit ‘Renaissance’ during Super Bowl LVIII and dropped two new tracks for her fans to enjoy. For Black History Month, Billboard is celebrating by highlighting some of the greatest Black executives in music, and today we’re celebrating Yvette Noel-Schure. 6lack reveals five things you didn’t know about him. Billboard is giving you an inside look at all the fun in Las Vegas for Super Bowl LVIII. And more!

Tetris Kelly
Beyoncé surprises us yet again at the Super Bowl as we take you to some of the game’s biggest parties. We celebrate Black History Month with one of Beyoncé’s closest confidants, hang out with 6lack, and give you this week’s Billboard Hot 100.

Tetris Kelly
It’s Monday, February 12th, aka the day after the Super Bowl. I’m Tetris Kelly and this is Billboard News. It’s Beyoncé and Taylor’s world, we just live in it — evidence presented to the court last night.

Tetris Kelly
Beyoncé will always break the internet and she did just that during the Super Bowl with a commercial and, yes, brand-new music.

Tetris Kelly
Beyoncé says “Yee-haw!” and I say where’s my cowboy hat? The queen of, well, everything partnered with Verizon for a commercial about breaking the internet. It was hilarious.

Tetris Kelly
And she delivered by announcing ‘Renaissance’ Act II is coming March 29th. And we already have two singles from the new country album. She gave us “Texas Hold’em” and “16 Carriages.”

Tetris Kelly
My thing is, Black people created dance music – Act I. Black people created country music – Act II. Is Act III gonna be rock? Well, I could speculate all day, but for now, I will say thank you, Queen, for taking ownership and doing it flawlessly.

Watch the full video above!