LOS ANGELES (AP) — For a show that lasts roughly 13 minutes, the Super Bowl halftime performance has fueled decades of conversation. Sometimes the spark comes from a single moment — as it did when Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake’s infamous “wardrobe malfunction” triggered a broadcast reckoning.

(NEXSTAR) — Super Bowl Sunday is upon us, which can only mean one thing: It’s nearly time for the Super Bowl Halftime Show. Five hip hop stars will take the stage during halftime at SoFi Stadium: Dr. Dre, Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, Mary J. Blige, and ...

Classic rock Halftime Shows might be dead, but what they initially represented—the NFL changing gears—is still alive and kicking.

Beyonce is one of the most-talked about and beloved artists of all time and is often put on a pedestal above most others. She has performed at the Super Bowl twice, the first time coming in 2013. That year, she made many '90s and early '00s pop fans dreams come true with a Destiny's Child reunion, bringing out Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams.

In its early years, halftime was filled with marching bands, drill teams and family-friendly pageantry — entertainment meant to keep fans in their seats, not glued to their TVs.