Some of the biggest names in Hollywood supported some of the biggest names in sports at Sunday’s Super Bowl LII.
As the New England Patriots got ready to square off against the Philadelphia Eagles at the U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota, famous faces were spotted in the crowd.
Among the stars seen so far? Philadelphia native and Eagles superfan Bradley Cooper, who was seen heading into the stadium ahead of the big game. The 43-year-old star famously brought his Eagles fandom to his character in the 2012 film Silver Linings Playbook, and narrated a series of pre-Super Bowl videos for the team in green earlier this week.
Golden State Warriors basketball player Stephen Curry was seen in the crowd, as was former Vice President Joe Biden — who shook hands and posed for photos with HQ trivia host Scott Rogowsky.
Pennsylvania native Miles Teller, 30, was on the field before the game too, posing in his Eagles gear and chatting with Cooper. Groupon spokesperson Tiffany Haddish shared a shot of herself on Instagram, calling out pal Kevin Hart who was also at the game. Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez, meanwhile, were captured by the NBC cameras.
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Other stars included J.J. Watt and girlfriend Kealia Ohai; National Anthem singer Pink and her daughter, Willow; Floyd Mayweather, Jr.; Jenny McCarthy and Donnie Wahlberg; Tom Brady‘s wife, Gisele Bündchen; and New England Patriots wide receiver Danny Amendola’s girlfriend, Olivia Culpo.
Sean “Diddy” Combs beat back the 2-degree temperatures with a brown fur coat.
Dax Shepard was all smiles on the field, posing with the Philadelphia Eagles cheerleaders.
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Justin Timberlake will headline the Pepsi Halftime show, where he’s expected to perform a slew of hits from his nearly 20-year musical career.
This will be the third time the 37-year-old singer has performed at the Bowl. He and former boy band ‘NSYNC joined a star-studded lineup (including Aerosmith, Britney Spears, Mary J. Blige and Nelly) in 2001. And in 2004, Timberlake took the stage with Janet Jackson to perform “Rock Your Body,” which ended in the infamous wardrobe malfunction dubbed “nipplegate.”
Super Bowl LII is airing live on NBC.
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