2026 Super Bowl Spots Feature Kurt Russell, Sabrina Carpenter, Ben Stiller, Tim Robinson, Bradley Cooper, Danny McBride, George Clooney, Charli XCX & Many More

On Super Bowl Sunday, yesterday, audiences were bombarded with various celeb-focused Super Bowl Spots. A tradition that goes back decades, as commercials run during the massive sporting event, sometimes overshadowing the game itself, and has led to some excellent marketing campaigns.

This weekend was no exception, as there was a large swath of products being promoted by folks from the world of film, television, comedy, music, and beyond in yet another expensive round of advertisements.

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Those new Super Bowl spots (at varying quality levels) included Michelob Ultra (Kurt Russell and Lewis Pullman), Pringles (Sabrina Carpenter), Instacart (Ben Stiller and Benson Boone), Rippling (Tim Robinson), Uber Eats (Bradley Cooper, Matthew McCounghey, and Parker Posey), Grubhub (George Clooney directed by Yorgos Lanthimos), Ritz (Jon Hamm, Bowen Yang, and Scarlett Johansson), Oikos (Kathry Hahn), Wells Fargo (Marcello Hernández), Turbo Tax (Adrien Brody), Bud Light (Post Malone, Shane Gillis, and Peyton Manning), State Farm (Danny McBride, Hailee Steinfeld, Keegan-Michael Key, Katseye, and Jon Bon Jovi), poppi (Charli XCX and Rachel Sennott), Draft Kings (Colin Jost and Michael Che), Bosch (Guy Fieri), Pepsi (directed by and featuring Taika Waititi), e.l.f. Cosmetics (Melissa McCarthy), Hellmann’s (Andy Samberg and Elle Fanning), Oakley/Meta (Marshawn Lynch and Spike Lee), Kellogg’s Raisin Bran (William Shatner), Homes.com (Heidi Gardner and Jeff Goldblum), Amazon Alexa+ (Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky), Boehringer (Octavia Spencer and Sofía Vergara), and Pokémon/Nintendo (Lady Gaga, Trevor Noah, Jisoo, Charles Leclerc, Lamine Yamal, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, and Young Miko).

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Feel free to watch those Super Bowl spots below, if you either missed some of them during the original broadcast or, like many international sports fans, tend to miss out on the ads entirely as they don’t often show them outside the United States.