Super Bowl 2024 Live: After win Taylor & Travis rock Chiefs after party: Watch them sing to ‘you belong with me’

Many on social media feel Kansas didn't play a fair game and won the match by cheating. After sharing few instances from the game they claimed the match was rigged to favour Travis Kelce.

Kansas City Chiefs are expected to take home $164,000 each after winning the Super Bowl title, whereas, players on the losing team will get $89,000.

In the first Super Bowl back in 1967, players on the winning team received $15,000 and the losing team got $7,500. Technically the winning prize has increased 993% but that doesn't account for inflation.

That $15,000 prize in 1967 would have the same buying power as nearly $140,000 today, according to a U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics inflation calculator.

Justin Bieber, who collaborated with Usher on the popular song Somebody to Love, was seen in the audience with his wife, Hailey Bieber, instead of performing with his mentor. Why didn't he perform? Read More

While sports and entertainment fans focused on the on-field chemistry between Taylor and Travis, political pundits anticipated a political twist to the Kansas City win. Some Maga enthusiasts, including Vivek Ramaswamy, predicted the win might be rigged in favour of Joe Biden, not the Chiefs. Biden has an epic response to that. Read More

Super Bowl LVIII concluded just moments ago, with the Kansas City Chiefs emerging victorious! Fans and spectators are still buzzing with excitement, and commercials are undoubtedly a major topic of discussion. From tear-jerking tales to hilarious antics, a diverse range of ads kept viewers engaged throughout the season. Check out, some of the commercials that are currently generating the most buzz and why….Read More.

One night after Swift earned her fourth career Grammy for album of the year last week, Kelce said he told her he’d “have to hold up my end of the bargain and bring home some hardware, too.”

ouchdowns and dance moves: Taylor Swift beams with joy, but it's not just her—her entire fandom, indeed the entire NFL crew and sports enthusiasts cheering for KC are over the moon. Swift's big kiss to Travis Kelce after the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl 2024 win has sparked waves of excitement on social media….Read More.

The Kansas City Chiefs received praise from President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris for their Super Bowl triumph on Sunday night. Biden called them a “dynasty” and invited them to the White House. Harris, who supports the 49ers, also expressed her admiration for the Chiefs on Threads. They both said:

“With their third Super Bowl win in just five seasons, the Kansas City Chiefs aren’t just champions today – they’re a dynasty. Congratulations, Chiefs Kingdom.” - President Joe Biden

“From this Niners fan to Chiefs Kingdom: Congratulations on your Super Bowl victory. This Kansas City Chiefs team is a force. Your skill and determination this season were an inspiration to us all. I’ll see you at the White House.” - Vice President Harris

Taylor Swift's boyfriend Travis Kelce and his city Kansas City Chiefs may have made history by winning their third Super Bowl in five years, but our pop queen is also ending the NFL season in style. The lady in black ended all swirling rumors about her attendance to support boyfriend Travis Kelce. Taylor was there in Las Vegas after wrapping up the final night of her Tokyo tour. She sat in a star-studded box with her parents, the Kelce family, including Jason Kelce, and friend Blake Lively. When it all finished, she rushed down the field to kiss her beau. Read more.

Patrick Mahomes threw a touchdown pass to Mecole Hardman to give the Kansas City Chiefs a 25-22 overtime win over the San Francisco 49ers in a Sin City Super Bowl thriller on Sunday, cementing their status as the latest NFL dynasty.

The blockbuster finish was worthy of the biggest show on the Strip as the Chiefs won a third Super Bowl in five years and became the NFL's first repeat champion since the New England Patriots in February 2005.

After 49ers rookie kicker Jake Moody had booted a field goal to open overtime Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes marched down the field and finished the game with a three-yard touchdown pass to Hardman. Read more.

Watch the winning moment that helped Kansas City Chiefs script history.

The Chiefs secure consecutive Super Bowl victories, overcoming a challenging start in the first half and mounting a gritty comeback in the second.

In the second overtime in Super Bowl history, the 49ers regain the lead. A dominant drive by San Francisco, sparked by an earlier penalty, is halted by the Chiefs' defense, notably Chris Jones. Jake Moody's successful field goal puts the 49ers ahead 22-19. Now, quarterback Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs have a chance to possess the ball, aiming to either tie the game or secure a game-winning touchdown.

For the second time in NFL history, the Super Bowl went into overtime. The San Franciso 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs ended their regulation time tying 19-19 as Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker forced overtime with a 29-yard field goal with 3 seconds left to make the score 19-19….Read More.

SpongeBob cracks a joke about Leonardo DiCaprio on the Nickelodeon Super Bowl broadcast.

“Leonardo DiCaprio, 25! That’s his dating history.”

George Kittle, the 49ers’ star tight end, left the field and headed to the locker room.

The announcers said he had a shoulder problem. He is a key player for the Niners’ attack and his absence could be a big blow for them in overtime.

The Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers are tied after 60 minutes of play at Super Bowl LVIII. They will now enter overtime to decide the winner.

In the NFL playoffs, overtime rules state that both teams must get a chance to have the ball, unless the first team to receive the kickoff scores a touchdown or the second team to receive the kickoff gives up a safety. These scenarios would end the game immediately.

Overtime lasts for 15 minutes. If both teams have had the ball and the score is still tied, the next score will win the game.

The Chiefs have leveled the game with a successful field goal following an unsuccessful drive to the end zone.

The score is now knotted at 16-16.

The 49ers reclaimed the lead with a touchdown following a bold decision to go for it on fourth down.

The Chiefs had a hard time advancing the ball against the 49ers defense, but a lucky break gave them a chance to turn things around.

The 49ers failed to catch a Chiefs punt, and it hit Darrell Luter Jr.‘s foot. The ball rolled away from another 49ers player and was recovered by the Chiefs’ Jaylen Watson.

The Chiefs had not scored a touchdown all game, but now they had a short field to work with. They were only 16 yards away from the end zone.

The Chiefs seize the lead in the game by recovering a fumble at the 16-yard line and scoring immediately thereafter.

In a single play following the muffed punt recovery, Mahomes connects with the wide-open Marquez Valdes-Scantling for a 16-yard touchdown.

The score now stands at Chiefs 13, Niners 10.

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Another blow for 49ers. Niners standout wide receiver Deebo Samuel suffered what seemed to be a hamstring injury while on the field.

The extent of the injury remains uncertain, as the Niners opted to punt immediately afterward. We'll closely monitor his status to see if he makes a return to the game.

Bud Light’s new Super Bowl ad stars Peyton Manning and Post Malone. The ad follows a controversy last year over the brand’s partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, which sparked backlash from conservatives. The ad shows a “beer genie” fulfilling the wishes of Bud Light drinkers.

Beyoncé attempted to break the internet again.

She wore different costumes — as BarbBey, an astronaut and first Beyoncé of the United States — but none of them worked. However, she can still break the internet with new music.

“OK, they ready, drop the new music!” Beyoncé said in the ad.

Her spokesperson has been contacted by NBC News for confirmation on new music.

Uber Eats splurges on a star-studded spot featuring Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer, who reprise their Friends roles, along with the Beckhams and Usher, in a skit where Aniston says, “in order to remember something, you’ve got to forget something else. Make a little room.” The Ross and Rachel shippers will enjoy their witty banter in this scene.

The Instagram post of Shaquille O’Neal and Taylor Swift at the game went viral.

The former NBA star expressed his admiration for the singer in a recent interview.

“She’s a fabulous person. I’m happy for her. I’m proud of her,” he said. “She’s done a lot. She’s definitely a cultural icon. I just want to shake the hand of greatness.”

During the crucial third down play, Mahomes tosses his initial interception of the game.

will.i.am. joined Usher for a song called “OMG.” Then Lil Jon showed up and sang “Turn Down for What.”

Lil Jon stayed with Usher and they did “Yeah!” Ludacris came next and did his part of the song.

Usher and Keys sang their hit song “My Boo” together.

People had heard that she would show up with Usher. But it was still a pleasant surprise for everyone watching.

The halftime show featuring the R&B star is now underway, with an anticipated duration of 15 minutes—slightly longer than the typical halftime performance.

He opened with ‘Caught Up’ and then transitioned into 'U Don't Have to Call.'

Travis Kelce was benched for a play after Patrick Mahomes made a big move. He watched in anger as Pacheco lost the ball to the other team. He took off his helmet and yelled at Andy Reid, his coach.

He was so upset that he shoved Reid and his body force almost shook the coach. Jerick McKinnon had to intervene and calm Kelce down.

Kelce had a bad game so far, with only one yard from one catch. The Chiefs were having trouble scoring.

It was a spectacular touchdown for the 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII!

Quarterback Brock Purdy passed the ball to Jauan Jennings, who then tossed it to Christian McCaffrey on the other side of the field. McCaffrey sprinted to the end zone and scored.

49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw hurt his left leg in the first quarter of the Super Bowl. He could not walk and was taken to the locker room. He was upset. The CBS broadcast said it was an achilles injury. He might not play again.

Bradley Cooper, did not forget his mom, Gloria Cooper, or his fans — he joined them in a T-Mobile Super Bowl ad.

The Maestro actor and his mom were part of the cast of the commercial, which played in the second quarter and had other celebrities like Laura Dern, Common, Jennifer Hudson, Zach Braff, Donald Faison, and Suits actors Gabriel Macht and Patrick J. Adams.

The pop star showed up to the game in a black tank top and red jacket, but the most eye-catching accessory was her gold diamond pendant. It had an “87” on it, the jersey number of her boyfriend Travis Kelce.

The necklace was made by Stephanie Gottlieb Fine Jewelry, who expressed her excitement on Instagram. “We made the necklace. I’m freaking out,” she wrote on her story.

Numerous users of X voiced their streaming difficulties while tuning in to the Super Bowl.

The game begins in Las Vegas with a kickoff from Harrison Butker to the 49ers. Super Bowl LVIII is on. The Kansas City Chiefs or the San Francisco 49ers - who will be the champions? The answer is coming soon.

The 49ers won the coin toss and elected to receive the opening kickoff in Super Bowl LVIII. They called heads, and official Bill Vinovich, who was officiating his third Super Bowl, confirmed it. The Chiefs, who deferred their choice to the second half, will kick off to start the game.

With an acoustic guitar in hand, the rapper delivered a fresh take on the old hit. Malone’s performance had Taylor Swift and Blake Lively moving to the music.

As the crowd of fans headed to Allegiant Stadium for the big game, they passed by a small group of American Indians who were holding signs and chanting against the Kansas City Chiefs’ name and logo. They said these were “racist stereotypes” that mocked their culture and history. They also criticized the fans’ “Tomahawk chop” gesture as offensive and disrespectful.

One of the signs read: “Taylor Swift doesn’t do the Tomahawk Chop. Be like Taylor.”

Fawn Douglas, a member of the Las Vegas Paiute tribe, expressed her frustration. “It’s too bad, because I love sports,” she said.

The NFL shared a video of the halftime performer entering the venue, wrapped in a blanket and wearing a black sweatsuit. The singer greeted the crowd with a smile and a wave, looking excited for the show.

45 minutes to go for the big game

Sportswear designer Kristin Juszczyk, who makes custom pieces for Taylor Swift and other celebrities, has secured a deal with NFL to use their logos. The self-taught designer transforms sports jerseys and other items into stylish outfits, such as coats, corsets and skirts. She showcases her work on Instagram, where she has many fans.

After a million-signature petition, “Sweet Victory” from “SpongeBob Square Pants” will honour the show’s late creator Stephen Hillenburg at the Super Bowl. CBS Sports announced that fans of the beloved cartoon sponge will get their wish on Sunday, when “Sweet Victory” will start the Nickelodeon version of the broadcast. Usher will have to share the spotlight with Bikini Bottom.

Swift wore a Chiefs bomber jacket from WEAR by Erin Andrews to the stadium, as well as “Crystal Slit Jeans” from AREA. She also sported a “Crochet Corset Top” from Dion Lee and a “Football Clutch” from Judith Leiber, as Chapelle shared in separate posts.

Kadarius Toney will not play in tonight’s game, the Chiefs announced.

The explosive wide receiver has been a constant source of drama for the Chiefs this season. He joined Kansas City last year in a trade — and scored a touchdown in the Super Bowl — but his second year with the team has been disappointing.

A “personal family emergency” forced Tiësto, the Grammy-winning DJ/producer, to cancel his appearance as the Super Bowl’s first in-game DJ on Thursday. Variety reported that Tiësto was supposed to perform “during featured breaks within the game, some of which will be televised on CBS as well as livestreamed on Tiësto’s social channels,” while other DJs (such as DJ Khaled, D-Nice, Zedd and DJ Snake) only played at the pregame warmups. Kaskade, another popular DJ, took over Tiësto’s role shortly after he withdrew from the game.

According to Variety, Taylor Swift and her boyfriend Travis Kelce, are the subjects of various “prop bets” or side bets that gambling sites offer, which have nothing to do with the actual game. People are betting on-today Travis Kelce will propose to Taylor Swift.

20th edition of the Puppy Bowl, the competition remained tight until the final moments, but Team Ruff ultimately emerged victorious, triumphing over Team Fluff with a final score of 72-69.

A man who climbed the Sphere, a huge and striking entertainment venue on Sands Ave, was arrested by Las Vegas Police last Wednesday.

The Sphere, which opened in September 2023, drew attention on social media as videos of the man’s ascent went viral.

NBC affiliate KSNV reported that police identified the climber as Maison Des Champs, an “urban climber” who is known for scaling skyscrapers across the U.S. and posting them online to oppose abortion.

The pop sensation and Travis Kelce's flame Taylor Swift is in Las Vegas to support her boyfriend and the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl tonight.

The NFL and CBS, the network broadcasting the game, posted a video of Swift chatting with Ice Spice, a rapper, and Blake Lively, an actress, as she arrived at Allegiant Stadium. Swift’s parents, Scott and Andrea, accompanied her.

The officiating crew for Super Bowl LVIII will be led by referee Bill Vinovich, who has already been the referee for two previous Super Bowls. The following officials will join him in Las Vegas:

• Umpire: Terry Killens
• Down judge: Patrick Holt
• Line judge: Mark Perlman
• Field judge: Tom Hill
• Side judge: Allen Baynes
• Back judge: Brad Freeman
• Replay official: Mike Chase

Warpaint: The Kansas City Chiefs have a unique mascot history that takes us back to the 60s. The original mascot, Warpaint, was a majestic horse-riding Seminole figure. However, in 1989, the Chiefs switched gears and introduced K.C. Wolf, a symbolic tribute to the Wolfpack – a group of passionate fans from the swinging 60s. Despite no wolves in Kansas City, K.C. Wolf has been the Chiefs' spirited leader ever since.

Sourdough Sam: Meet Sourdough Sam, the unsung hero of the San Francisco 49ers' sideline! This burly, bearded miner, clad in the No. 49 jersey, pays homage to the city's major export – sourdough bread. Since the 1970s, Sourdough Sam has been a symbol of the 49ers and the iconic city by the bay.

Explaining the choice of a bread-related mascot, a team representative shared, "Sourdough bread is synonymous with San Francisco, and we wanted a mascot that reflects the city's rich culture. Sourdough Sam perfectly embodies the toughness and resilience of our team."

In a recent statement, former President Donald Trump criticized Taylor Swift's potential backing of President Joe Biden. Trump asserted that Biden hasn't done anything for Swift and won't in the future. He highlighted his efforts in signing copyright legislation, making it simpler for artists to earn money from online music streaming.

“I signed and was responsible for the Music Modernization Act for Taylor Swift and all other Musical Artists. Joe Biden didn’t do anything for Taylor, and never will. There’s no way she could endorse Crooked Joe Biden, the worst and most corrupt President in the History of our Country, and be disloyal to the man who made her so much money. Besides that, I like her boyfriend, Travis, even though he may be a Liberal, and probably can’t stand me!” he wrote.

As the Chiefs gear up for Super Bowl LVIII, all eyes are on Patrick Mahomes, but could tight end Travis Kelce be the game-changer? At 34, Kelce, a two-time Super Bowl champion, is a force to be reckoned with on the offensive front. In last year's showdown, he delivered with 81 receiving yards and a crucial touchdown. Today, against the 49ers, Kelce aims for a third ring, ready to make his mark.

Brock Purdy's story is one of resilience and seizing opportunities. Drafted as 'Mr. Irrelevant' in 2022, Purdy was initially overlooked in the 49ers' quarterback hierarchy. However, due to injuries to both Trey Lance and Jimmy Garoppolo, Purdy stepped up, winning all six regular-season games in 2022. Though an elbow injury affected the NFC Championship Game, Purdy made a full recovery, earning the starting quarterback role for the San Francisco 49ers in the 2023 season.

The 2024 Super Bowl is here! Today, the San Francisco 49ers clash with the Kansas City Chiefs in a game that could make history. The Chiefs aim to secure back-to-back championships, a feat not seen in the NFL for two decades. Christian McCaffrey and the Niners stand in their way.

Whether you're hosting a watch party or hitting your local sports bar, here's a breakdown of when the action starts, how long it lasts, and all the details you need to catch every moment.

Super Bowl LVIII is set for Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024.

Super Bowl 58 will be on Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024, at these times:

6:30 PM Eastern Time (EST) New York, New Jersey, Florida, Georgia, Washington DC, Boston, Philadelphia

3:30PM Pacific Standard Time (PST) / California, Nevada, Oregan, Washington

5:30 PM Central Time (CT) / Chicago, Texas, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Alabama, Tennesse

4:30PM Mountain Time (MT) / Utah, Colarado, New Mexico, Wyoming, Montana

2:30PM Alaska Time (AST) / Alaska

1:30PM Hawaii Time (HST) / Honolulu

You can catch all the live action on CBS and stream it on Paramount+.

Kickoff is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. ET (3:30 p.m. PT) today. For the full experience, tune in 15-20 minutes early to catch performances by Reba McEntire, Post Malone, and Andra Day before the game kicks off.

The spotlight is on Taylor Swift as she settles into a suite at Allegiant Stadium. Joining her boyfriend's friends and family, the Grammy award-winning artist is expected to enjoy the game from a prime spot. Despite her presence, the NFL isn't putting her tunes in the spotlight.

Allegiant Stadium, home to the Las Vegas Raiders, is making waves at the Super Bowl with its modern design. The stadium, opened just three years ago in 2020, stands out with its retractable grass and turf fields. This feature is stealing the spotlight, offering a dynamic playing surface for both the NFL and college football.

Ever wondered about that coin toss at the beginning of a football game? Well, it's been a tradition for a long time. Both team captains meet, the coin goes up, and one team gets to decide. Let's break it down!

In today's NFL, captains meet three minutes before kickoff to decide who gets the ball first. The away team captain calls 'heads' or 'tails' as the coin flips. Winning the toss means choosing to kick, receive, defer, or pick the field direction.

Coin toss as it happens: When the coin toss moment arrives, players exchange greetings, maybe a few hugs. The official lays down the rules for a 'clean game.' Then, the coin is flipped, and the visiting captain makes the call. The coin lands flat, and the winner decides their game plan: kick, receive, defer, or field direction.

How does deferring in NFL work: Deferring in the NFL adds an interesting twist. When a team defers, they're saying, "We'll take the ball in the second half." The opposing team then gets to choose what they want to do. It's a strategic move, giving a team control later in the game.

Former Manchester United midfielder Roy Keane has made his Super Bowl LVIII prediction, favoring the Kansas City Chiefs over the San Francisco 49ers. Despite being a 49ers fan at heart, Keane, echoing England striker Harry Kane, believes the Chiefs will clinch the victory with their world-class players and a great coach. Keane admits, "As a 49ers fan, I'd love to see them win it, but I'm going with the Chiefs."

In 1993, Michael Jackson's five-song set at Super Bowl XXVII marked the first-ever superstar performance during halftime. This iconic moment transformed the Super Bowl experience, shaping it into the captivating spectacle we know today. Jackson's performance remains etched in history as a defining moment in the evolution of Super Bowl entertainment.

Kansas City Chiefs' star Travis Kelce is going all out for the Super Bowl, reportedly spending a whopping $1 million for a suite. The generous move ensures that both Kelce and Taylor Swift's families can enjoy the game together.

Kelce, with an estimated net worth of $40 million, joked about the expenses on his podcast. Taylor Swift, having just flown in from Tokyo, also dedicated a considerable sum to support her boyfriend on his big night. The couple's families will be in the stands together, making it a night to remember.

The 49ers' Super Bowl fever extends beyond the field to Arizona, where QB Brock Purdy's hometown celebrates him in a unique way. PerryPuma Dr. is now officially Brock Purdy Way! In a special unveiling ahead of Super Bowl LVIII, Perry High School and the Town of Gilbert renamed the street outside the school in honor of the 24-year-old quarterback. Students even received special shirts for the occasion.

Breaking away from the Super Bowl glamour, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle chose a different adventure this year. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex skipped the football festivities, trading touchdowns for northern lights. After Harry's surprise appearance at the NFL earlier, the couple opted for a quieter evening, stepping away from the glitz of Super Bowl Sunday to enjoy the beauty of the northern lights. Read more here

This year's Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers takes place at the indoor Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. As fans speculate on the impact of the dome, historical data suggests a slight edge for the favourites in indoor games. With the 49ers as the current favourites, the dome factor adds an interesting dimension to the matchup. Will the controlled environment affect the game? We'll find out soon!

Excitement is building in Las Vegas and San Francisco's Mission District as fans gear up for Sunday's Super Bowl clash between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs. Cameras captured the growing enthusiasm at popular spots like Westgate Sports Book and Joey's Tavern, where the 49ers Faithful have long gathered. The anticipation is palpable, and supporters are showing their unwavering support for their team.

As the Super Bowl approaches, there could be problems for guacamole, a favorite game-time food in America: A lack of rain and warmer temperatures has resulted in fewer avocados being shipped from Mexico.

The western state of Michoacan, which supplies almost 90% of the creamy textured fruit for the big game, has suffered a hotter, drier climate that has led to a lack of water in growing areas.

Lakes in the state are literally drying up: Desperate avocado growers send tanker trucks down to suck up the last water, or divert streams, to feed their thirsty orchards, sparking conflicts. The state received about half the rain it normally gets last year, and reservoirs are at about 40% of capacity, with no rain in sight for months.

Meanwhile, some growers are illegally cutting down pine forests that feed the water system to plant more avocados. To top it all off, another American obsession — tequila — is starting to cause problems too.

The whole situation is not good for avocados. Last year, avocado exports from Michoacan for the Super Bowl grew by 20% to 140,000 tons. This year, that number actually declined by 2,000 tons, despite increased planting; meaning fewer of the creamy textured fruit in U.S. produce departments. Alejandro Méndez, the state secretary of the environment, estimates 30% of avocado orchards in Michoacan are now water-stressed.

Source: AP

Hollywood star Arnold Schwarzenegger praised Taylor Swift for bringing a new audience to the NFL, as reported by the Hollywood Reporter.

The 'Terminator' star recently spoke with Yahoo Entertainment on football's expanding global popularity, as well as the singer's influence on the league since her relationship with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce became public at the start of the season.

"Football itself draws the hugest crowd because it's the most popular sport. But then to have someone like her be there and watch the game adds another kind of a thing that [attracts] a different audience," Schwarzenegger said.

"Especially younger girls are now more into football, they know the rules and all of that stuff, so it's really amazing."

Swift's debut appearance at a Chiefs game in September sparked a lot of interest among the league and fans.

Will she make it in time? Intrepid flight trackers online seem to think so.

On social media, fans of Taylor Swift and aviation journalists believe they've identified Swift's private jet, labelled “The Football Era." It arrived from Tokyo's Haneda Airport to Los Angeles' LAX airport just after 3.30 pm local time.

Her transportation plans onward to Las Vegas, where her boyfriend, NFL star tight end Travis Kelce, will play in Sunday's Super Bowl, have yet to be revealed.

Representatives for Swift and VistaJet, the world's only global private aviation company, did not immediately respond to AP's request for comment.

Swift's last song was still ringing in the ears of thousands of fans at the Tokyo Dome on Saturday night when the singer rushed to a private jet at Haneda airport, presumably embarking on an intensely scrutinised journey to see Kelce.

“We're all gonna go on a great adventure,” Swift told the crowd earlier. She was speaking of the music, but it might also describe her race against time, which was to cross nine time zones and the international date line.

With a final bow at the end of her sold-out show, clad in a blue sequined outfit, the crowd screaming, strobe lights pulsing, confetti falling, Swift disappeared beneath the stage and her journey to the other side of the world began.

Her expected trip to see Kelce's Kansas City Chiefs play the San Francisco 49ers in Las Vegas has fired imaginations, and speculation, for weeks.

“I hope she can return in time. It's so romantic," said office worker Hitomi Takahashi, 29, who bought matching Taylor Swift sweatshirts with her friend and was taking photos just outside the Tokyo Dome.

About an hour after the end of the concert, AP journalists were near Haneda's private jet area when minivans drove up and someone went inside the gate area, as four to five people carrying large black umbrellas obstructed the view of the person.

This year's Super Bowl at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas has stirred conversations among fans regarding the impact of playing in an indoor venue. As the Kansas City Chiefs face the San Francisco 49ers with a slim point spread favoring the Niners, enthusiasts are exploring whether the dome could be a game-changer.

Looking at Super Bowl history, 14 out of 57 games have been played indoors, and the betting favorite has emerged victorious 65% of the time overall. When focusing on the 20 indoor games, the favorite's success rate increases to 70%. This trend provides valuable insights for sports betting enthusiasts seeking an edge.

Analyzing against the spread, underdogs have covered 47% of the time in Super Bowl history. However, in indoor games, underdogs have covered the spread 40% of the time, potentially favoring the Chiefs in this matchup. Notably, the over/under dynamics show that, historically, the total has gone under 50% of the time in Super Bowls, but indoor games have seen a slightly better edge, with 55% going under.

While conventional wisdom may suggest that indoor venues lead to high-scoring games, the historical data doesn't strongly support this theory. As fans gear up for the clash between the Chiefs and the 49ers at Allegiant Stadium, the venue's impact on betting odds adds an extra layer of intrigue to the Super Bowl excitement.

CBS is set to offer extensive pregame coverage on Super Bowl Sunday, catering to a variety of interests. The broadcast begins at 11:30 a.m. ET on CBS and Paramount+ with "NFL Slimetime" on Nickelodeon, followed by NFL Films' "Road To The Super Bowl" at noon.

At 1 p.m. ET, an hour-long original documentary delves into the history of "The NFL Today" studio show.

This will be followed by traditional pregame show at 2 p.m. ET, originating from The Bellagio and Allegiant Stadium.

By 4:15 p.m., everyone will be at the stadium, preparing for the "Super Bowl on CBS Kickoff Show" starting at 6 p.m. ET. This segment includes the national anthem, "America the Beautiful," the coin toss, and team introductions.

The game itself begins at 6 p.m. ET, with the advertising slots during this period costing an estimated $7 million for a 30-second spot. This figure represents a slight increase from last year's game on Fox.