California declares Bad Bunny Day as Super Bowl LX hype rises
California declares Bad Bunny Day as Super Bowl LX hype rises
Bad Bunny gets a state-wide nod as SB LX builds steam, with Puppy Bowl streaming tips and star Power from Mary J. Blige ahead of kickoff.
Super Bowl LX week is kicking off with a blend of star power and canine charm as Bad Bunny headlines the halftime show and fans gear up for a packed pre-game slate across TV and streaming services. California has even declared a playful celebration with Bad Bunny Day, underscoring the pop icon's star power as the big night approaches.
Mary J. Blige, a two-time Super Bowl halftime alum, offered her blessing from the sidelines: "He's gonna body it." Her warm message sets the tone for a week that blends music, sports, and plenty of family-friendly moments.
Meanwhile, the entertainment calendar isn't just about the main stage. The Puppy Bowl is back for 2026, offering a heartwarming detour before the main event. Teams Fluff and Ruff will compete in a playful pre-game match, with a special exhibition featuring senior dogs in Team Oldies vs. Team Goldies for the Pro-Dog Halftime Showdown. Fans can vote for their favorite Starting Lineup pup via Discovery’s site, and the most popular player will be crowned “Most Pupular.” The Puppy Bowl has long served as a celebration of shelter and rescue animals, and this year’s edition looks to bring even more attention to adoption efforts.
For those wondering how to catch all the action, the Puppy Bowl and related pre-game festivities are available without traditional cable. Streaming options include DirecTV Stream, Sling, Philo, and Discovery+, with Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, TBS, and TruTV carrying related coverage. The event kicks off on Sunday, February 8, at 2 p.m. ET / 11 a.m. PT and runs for three hours, giving audiences plenty of time to enjoy puppy cuteness before the main game.
As for the main event, SB LX is scheduled to unfold at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, with kickoff at 6:30 p.m. ET. NBC will broadcast the game, and Peacock will offer live streaming options for those who cut the cord. The week’s momentum keeps building as celebrities, politicians, and fans gear up for a dramatic and entertaining conclusion to football season.
