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53-year-old pop superstar Madonna took to the stage at Lucas Oil Staduim last night to perform the halftime show at Super Bowl XLVI along with special guests L.M.F.A.O, M.I.A., C.E.E.L.O and N.I.C.K.I M.I.N.A.J.

Oh, you mean that’s not how everyone is required to spell their names now?  Our bad.

Madonna looked “good”.  She looked as good as any 53-year-old woman who does Pilates eight times a week and plumps her face with fillers can look – and we must concede that we caught ourselves toe tapping at least once or twice during the 12-minute medley of hits that included “Vogue,” “Like a Prayer” and “Music.”

All in all, we gave this Super Bowl halftime show a B.  We miss the days of over-the-top, mashup, poptastic performances like this one…

Be sure to check out Madonna’s performance below and let us know what you think!

Happy Super Bowl Sunday everyone!

The time has come to gorge ourselves on buffalo chicken dip, nachos, pigs in a blanket and of course, lots and lots of juicy commercials – oh yeah, and to watch the actual game too… I guess.

Of course I kid.  This matchup between the New England Patriots and the New York Giants promises to be one of the greatest in history – or at least since 2008 anyway.

So this begs the question, of GossipTeen readers, who do YOU want to win Super Bowl XLVI???  Let us know below!!!  Oh, and if you have any leftover chicken wings, be sure to send them our way!

If you can even call what this kid did “unsportsmanlike”.

During this weekend’s championship game for the Massachusetts Division 4A title, Cathedral High School played Blue Hills in what promised to be a battle of the division giants.  After 45-minutes of  nail-biting play, deep in the fourth quarter, Cathedral quarterback Matthew Owens ran the ball for a touchdown that should have been the game-winner.

However, just before reaching the goal line, Owens thrust his arm into the air in victory (what a jerk, right?!) and referees called the touchdown back and placed the ball on the Bill Hills 24 years line.  From there it was all down hill – Owens threw an interception that lead to his team being defeated 16-14 in the final minutes of play.

This would’ve been Cathedral’s first Super Bowl victory in school history.

So this poses the question, have high school sports become too rigid in their attempts to keep things “fair”?  Should high school athletes be held to the same standards as college and professional athletes or should they be allowed to just play the game and have fun?  Let us know what you think!

Check out a video of the revoked touchdown below…