Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show transformed the field in Santa Clara, California, into a vibrant tribute to Puerto Rico. The Puerto Rican superstar infused the set with island symbols ...
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Being in Puerto Rico watching the Super Bowl and the Bad Bunny halftime show was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Here are some takeaways.
Let's get into it: Beneath the spectacle was a carefully constructed narrative about Puerto Rico, colonialism, and who gets included in the idea of "America."
While Trump has attacked the Grammy-winning Puerto Rican star, celebrities have come out in force to support the half-time show ...
Puerto Rican musician transformed high street fashion into a symbol of cultural power and accessibility ...
Bad Bunny has used his platform to applaud immigrants, sing about Puerto Rico's identity and turmoil and denounce U.S. immigration policies.
The couple had invited Bad Bunny to their wedding, but he suggested they be part of his halftime show instead.
Boxer and influencer Jake Paul explained that he wasn't calling Bad Bunny "fake citizen" in his tweet criticizing the singer's Super Bowl 2026 halftime show.
Four Haitian women deported from Puerto Rico were found decapitated near the Dominican border, sparking speculations that ICE is working with cartels and gang members.
The Puerto Rican rapper's performance wasn't a crossover event. It was something better.