Rapper Kodak Black was among four people injured Saturday night when a fight devolved into shooting outside a Hollywood club. The explosion of events didn’t go off completely problem free. The antacid company TUMS sponsored a trivia contest live-streamed on Twitter Thursday night between two former star NFL players, running back Terrell Davis and receiver Hines Ward, ahead of an online “Tumsworthy” trivia challenge with $88,000 in prizes for everyday fans on game day.
Saturday night’s shows were headlined by Green Day and Miley Cyrus.Ĭameo, the app that connects fans with personal greetings from celebrities and athletes, held a couple of events, including a Saturday-night party and a game-day watch party at a Beverly Hills mansion. Lovebirds Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani were co-headliners on Friday night. There were plenty of other events going on around town, perhaps more than any mere human could keep track of, much less attend, especially at the back end (we hope) of a pandemic.Ĭountry-pop superstar-in-the-making Mickey Guyton, who’ll perform the National Anthem on Sunday, gave a showcase Thursday night as part of the first of three nights of the Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest at the recently renamed Arena in downtown Los Angeles (you’ll know it as the place where the NBA’s Lakers and Clippers and the NHL’s Kings play).
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The event also featured an extensive series of events in the Equality Lounge, featuring speakers such as WNBA star Lisa Leslie, National Urban League President Marc Morial, the NFL’s VP of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Jonathan Beane, Washington Commanders coach Jennifer King, and a number of NFL players, among others. There was even a new take on a photo booth, by a company called ShotClicks, that creates quick 360-degree, slow-motion videos for people.
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(Photo by David Bloom)Ī group of booths scattered among multiple floors of the Petersen’s remarkable collection of unique autos featured restaurants and companies such as Chef’s Toys, cheese seller Fromagerie & Cie., and Drinjk Eezy, one of multiple vendors with a unique take on wine delivery (theirs was 6.3-ounce single servings “plus a little bit” in glass columns). The charity provides meals for students, and was the main.
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