Toyota's Emotional Super Bowl Commercial Will Bring You To Tears Toyota's first Super Bowl commercial got football fans bawling thanks to incredible Paralympian Lauren Woolstencroft. The TV spot – appropriately titled “Beating the Odds” – showcases the Canadian alpine skier’s journey to Olympic gold despite being born missing both legs below the knees, as well as her left arm below the elbow. Lauren is known as the Paralympic Winter Games’ “Golden Girl” after winning eight gold, one silver, and one bronze medal won over three games. Twitter lost it over the commercial, with users sharing their emotional reactions.

'The Voice' Nails Super Bowl Spot With Country Porch Sing-Along If you weren't already excited to see Kelly Clarkson join "The Voice" on the upcoming season — well you should be now. Kelly joined the rest of "The Voice" crew (Blake Shelton, Adam Levine and Alicia Keys) in a hilarious Super Bowl commercial where they all sing on a country porch, busting out every possible Super Bowl and country cliché. Blake kicks it off singing, "Ain't nothing like sitting on a country porch, with some Labrador puppies and a Clydesdale horse." Then Adam joins in, popping out of nowhere to sing, "And me Adam Levine, with awesome hair, on a motorcycle with a wallet chain, sipping' on grandma's lemonade accents my cheekbones." Then up pops Alicia, playing the piano as kids sing in the background. Kelly makes her grand entrance, walking through a country field with a "really, really, really long fabric train" and is surrounded by more singing kids. Yeah — you just have to..

Justin Timberlake Performs Prince Tribute, Biggest Hits For Super Bowl Halftime Show Justin Timberlake performed alongside a Prince hologram and brought back a slew of his biggest hits for a show stopping Super Bowl halftime show performance at Minneapolis' U.S. Bank Stadium on Sunday. The 37-year-old Grammy winner's performance was introduced by his buddy Jimmy Fallon — and then things just turned up from there. JT opened the show below the stadium with his newest single “Filthy,” and delivered impressive choreography set to a blinding laser show. He was backed by a crew of dancers who helped bring the moves to life as he then made his grand entrance onto the field via a huge stairwell. JT powered through hits like “Rock Your Body” and “SexyBack," which definitely had the crowd on their feet. Justin even snuck in a sly nod to his previous Super Bowl appearance; pausing after singing, “Bet I have you naked by the end of this song.” The “Rock Your Body” lyric ironically re..

Bindi Irwin Shares Emotional Video Of Her Dad Steve Irwin Talking About His Work's Future Bindi Irwin pulled at the heartstrings on Super Bowl Sunday when she shared an emotional video of her dad talking about what would make him want to give up the work he does. Bindi shared the video on her Twitter account with the message, "My first time watching this footage was only a few days ago. I don’t think I’ll ever be able to describe the amount of emotion in my heart once the video ended. My dad. My superhero. I promise to do my best to make you proud and ensure your legacy lives on forever. @AnimalPlanet." The late crocodile hunter, who died in 2006 after his chest was pierced by a stingray, is seen getting visibly choked up in the video as he discusses his children and his life's work. Steve is heard saying, "Is there anything in this world that would want to make me give away what I'm doing now? Yes, there is. When my children can take the football that I call wildlif..

Gisele Breaks Her Silence After Tom Brady's Super Bowl Loss & Pens Emotional Tribute To Him Tom Brady may have failed to clinch another Super Bowl win on Sunday night as the Eagles soared to a 41-33 win at Super Bowl LII, but there was one person who was proud of the New England Patriots quarterback no matter what -- his wife, Gisele. After hours of social media silence following the devastating Patriots loss, Gisele took to Instagram on Monday to say how much she respects her hubby's work ethic and drive. She shared a picture of her family hugging post-game and wrote the following message, "Congratulations Eagles for winning the Super bowl, what a game that was! Congratulations Patriots for giving your best and to my love, we are incredibly proud of you because we are able to see ever day all the commitment, sacrifice and hard work that you have devoted to become the best in what you do. We love you! ❤️" Tom definitely has a huge cheer squad! Before the game, his supermo..

Prince's White Cloud Guitar Among Items Set For Auction Ruffled, sparkly rock star outfits worn by Prince and one of his famous white "Cloud" guitars are among memorabilia of the late superstar up for auction May 18 to kick off a two-day "music icons" sale, Julien's Auctions announced Monday. The auction will take place both online and live at the Hard Rock Cafe. The Prince items are being sold by family members and former employees, a Julien's spokeswoman told The Associated Press. The Schecter electric guitar was commissioned by Prince in 2002 and designed in the style of the one used in the 1984 film "Purple Rain." It was designed by Dave Rusan and gifted to a Paisley Park employee and has a pre-sale price tag of $10,000 to $20,000. A custom electric blue two-piece ensemble Prince wore onstage in a 1999 pay-per-view concert at Paisley Park with Lenny Kravitz will also be auctioned, with a pre-sale value set at $40,000 to $50,000. A purple glitter outfit he wore d..

Dodge Ram's Super Bowl Ad Gets Backlash Over Using MLK Speech A Dodge Ram truck ad that used a speech by Martin Luther King, Jr., is drawing a backlash. The ad shows people doing service-oriented tasks set against audio of King's speech, which urges people to be "great" by serving the greater good rather than being successful. It was supposed to highlight Dodge volunteer program Ram Nation. But it was criticized by viewers and ad experts alike for forging too tenuous a connection with the civil rights hero. On Twitter, most people expressed the idea that using King's speech to "sell trucks" crossed a line between a heartfelt message and exploiting emotions just to push a vehicle. "They pushed it over the edge," said Kelly O'Keefe, a professor at Virginia Commonwealth University's Brandcenter. "You wanted to root for it because the cause is good, but it just didn't end up fitting the brand, so you ended up feeling a little bit manipulated." "The use o..

Jamie Lynn Spears Reflects On Terrifying Day Of Her Daughter Maddie's Accident 1 Year Ago Jamie Lynn Spears is looking back on one of the most terrifying moments in her life — the day her daughter, Maddie Aldridge, was rushed to the hospital following an ATV accident. Jamie Lynn marked the one year anniversary of the accident with an Instagram post where her daughter is pictured laying down in a hospital bed. She captioned the black and white photo, "1 year Miracle Anniversary.... THANK YALL for your prayers during that time, and THANK YOU GOD for my beautiful family🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻." Maddie crashed an ATV she was driving into a pond on Jamie Lynn's husband Jamie Watson's Kentwood, La., property, last year. Maddie was submerged underwater for several minutes as the family was unable to rescue her as she was secured in her seat by a seatbelt and netting. Maddie was rushed to the hospital, and was in a brief coma as she recovered from her injuries. Jamie Lynn looked back on the d..

'Star Wars' Spinoff 'Solo' Debuts First Footage In Super Bowl Trailer The first footage of the "Star Wars" spinoff "Solo" has finally arrived in a 45-second Super Bowl spot that was followed Monday by a 90-second teaser trailer. The "Solo: A Star Wars Story" trailer premiered Monday on "Good Morning America," showcasing a gritty prequel starring Alden Ehrenreich as young Han Solo. He's seen as a brash flyboy who drops out of the fight academy and enlists with a rogue band led by Woody Harrelson's Tobias Beckett. The two clips of footage came relatively late for a major summer release due in theaters May 25. But the making of "Solo" was plagued by troubles, culminating with the removal of directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller six months into production. Ron Howard replaced them in July and wrapped shooting in October.