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One of the several commercials aired by Toyota during the 2018 Super Bowl showed that people who come from different religions can get along and be friends!

The ad starts with a rabbi leaving a temple and picking up his friend, a priest, in his Toyota vehicle. They then pick up an imam and a Buddhist monk on their way to a football game.

At the game, they all cheer on the same team with the help of a group of nuns, showing that we are all on the same team.

Westworld is finally coming back!

The hit HBO thriller series debuted the eerie first look at the upcoming second series during the Super Bowl tonight.

Not much is revealed in the trailer, which features a very somber rendition of Kanye West‘s “Runaway” playing throughout the trailer while Maeve (Thandie Newton) struts her way through the demolished offices of Delos Incorporated.

James Marsden, Angela Sarafyan, Evan Rachel Wood, Ed Harris, and Jeffrey Wright also star in the HBO series.

Season two of Westworld premieres on Sunday, April 22 at 9pm on HBO.

Watch the trailer below!

Eli Manning and Odell Beckham Jr. are bringing Dirty Dancing to the football field with a hilarious commercial for the NFL that aired during the 2018 Super Bowl!

There were teasers all night that starred the two New York Giants stars and then the full ad aired near the end of the game.

The guys do a full dance routine to the song “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life” and they complete it with the famous lift that Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey.

Watch the hilarious commercial below!

T-Mobile has released a commercial for the Super Bowl, which you can watch right here!

The one-minute spot features an array of babies, along with an optimistic voice-over describing their future.

“Welcome to the world, little ones! It’s a lot to take in, but you come with open minds and the instinct that we are equal. Some people may see your differences and be threatened by them, but you are unstoppable,” the voice declares.

“You’ll love who you want, you’ll demand fair and equal pay, you will not allow where you come from to dictate where you’re going.”

Watch below!

Michelob Ultra created a commercial for the Super Bowl, which you can watch right here!

The clip finds Chris Pratt, Brooks Koepka, Kelly Slater and Shalene Flanagan singing along to the classic “I Like Beer,” revamped by Jon Pardi.

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The ad follows the stars as they sing along in bars, do yoga, work out and travel the world while singing the same familiar song with each other.

“When you love the superior taste of Michelob Ultra, you can’t help but sing about it,” the company proclaims.

Watch the clip below!

Kelly Clarkson has made her official debut as the latest addition to The Voice!

The 35-year-old singer stars in the singing competition’s Super Bowl commercial alongside returning judges Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, and Alicia Keys.

The judges all get a little country while hanging out at “Blake’s Cabin” while Adam – sporting a mustache – sips on some lemonade, Alicia plays the piano with kids, and Kelly frolics in the fields while conjuring doves.

The upcoming 14th season of The Voice kicks off on Monday, February 26 on NBC!

Watch the commercial below!

There is a Coke for everyone… is a lesson taught in the new Super Bowl commercial for Coca-Cola!

The new ad for the soda brand is all about inclusiveness and how there’s a Coke for every single one of us, even though we’re all different.

“There’s a Coke for he, and she, and her, and me, and them. There’s a different Coke for all of us– Especially one for him,” the narrator says in the clip. “No feet have wandered where you’ve walked, No eyes saw what you’ve seen. No one’s lived the life you live, No head has held your dreams.”

“To act the same would be mundane– what a boring thing to do! That’s why there is just one me and a billion unique yous,” the narration continues. “We all have different looks and loves, likes and dislikes, too– But there’s a Coke for we and us, and there’s a Coke for you.”