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Gisele Bündchen may not have been happy with hubby Tom Brady's defenders, but she should be more than pleased with her own.

Who knew the Victoria's Secret models could be better in a clutch than the New England Patriots?

In any case, the fallout surrounding the supermodel's already infamous post-game outburst, in which she threw her hubby's Super Bowl-losing teammates under the bus, continues apace, though in the wake of a New York Giants pile-on earlier this week, the catwalker has found some herself some slightly less rough and tumble backers.

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Tom Brady is ready for some football closeups.

The New England Patriots quarterback will vie for the bright lights, more endorsements, and, oh, yeah, another silver trophy thing, in Sunday's Super Bowl XLVI against Eli Manning and the New York Giants.

In a piece originally published at the start of the season, we look at other gridiron guys who won games—and prime-time fame: 

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Oh...yeah.

That's what we said—or sang, really—when we saw a now greying-at-the-temples Matthew Broderick pulling back the curtains and marveling at the epic possibility of a beautiful day in a brand-new teaser making the rounds.

"How can I handle work on a day like today?" he wonders.

Is any of this ringing a bell?

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GoDaddy.com's Internet cloud is apparently a little sexier than most.

Though Joan Rivers was the domain-registration site's belle of the Super Bowl ball last year, the company has provided GoDaddy Girl Danica Patrick with a different type of reinforcement to drive the GoDaddy message home.

Hello, Pussycat Dolls!

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While the NFC NFL playoff game on Fox had American Idol goodness after the game, the AFC championship game had a little Idol treat before the action, thanks to judge Steven Tyler.

The Aerosmith frontman sang the National Anthem before the New England Patriots played the Baltimore Ravens in Foxborough, Mass. So how'd he do? 

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Rob Lowe: Bane of Indiana or surprisingly prescient NFL insider?

The Parks and Recreations star, who hasn't been ruled out yet as Regis Philbin's replacement on Live!, annoyed Indianapolis Colts fans and sports reporters everywhere today when he tweeted news of star quarterback Peyton Manning's retirement.

Wait, what?!

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David Beckham isn't going back to football. No, he's going to keep playing soccer!

On the heels of their first Major League Soccer championship in the Beckham era, the British midfielder has decided to stay with the Los Angeles Galaxy, the team confirmed today.

Tom Cruise's favorite neighbor will reportedly be announcing his decision at a press conference tomorrow, but it's understandable that the Galaxy couldn't wait to share the good news.

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