A post on X has gone viral, claiming that Apple Music is teasing Miley Cyrus as the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show Performer.

Three candidates have emerged as Super Bowl 60 halftime-show performers: Adele, Taylor Swift, and Miley Cyrus. All three are titans of the industry in their own right, accruing billions of streams and ...

A few of the names floating around? That’d be football’s first lady, Taylor Swift, all-around icon Miley Cyrus, and—most ...

A breakdown of Kendrick Lamar’s halftime show that had everyone talking. U.S. attorney said she was fired after telling Border Patrol to follow a court order ...

In an interview on NBC’s long-running Today Show September 3, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell dropped a strong hint that Swift would, indeed, play the Super Bowl halftime show. But he spoke too soon — ...

Taylor Swift’s performance at the Super Bowl looks to be off after the NFL reportedly wouldn't meet her demands.

Taylor Swift appears to be on the list of potential Super Bowl halftime performers. The halftime show has been filled with A-list superstars of more recent generations in recent years, making Swift an ...

Will Taylor Swift perform during the halftime show at Super Bowl LX? NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell told Savannah Guthrie on Today Wednesday that the pop superstar is always welcome. While not a ...

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said during a Wednesday interview on NBC's Today that Swift is "welcome" to perform the Super Bowl halftime show and teased that a show for next year's game is "maybe" ...

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has neither ruled out nor confirmed whether Taylor Swift will be headlining the next Super Bowl halftime show. The NFL representative was asked about Swift’s rumored ...

Is Taylor Swift playing the Super Bowl halftime show in 2026? Because that’s what NFL CEO Roger Goodell seemed to imply during his appearance on the Today Show on September 3.… “We would always love ...

Taylor Swift is “welcome at any time” to perform at the Super Bowl Halftime Show, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said on “Today” on Wednesday. “We would always love to have Taylor play,” Goodell said.