For most people, a Super Bowl party means nachos, beer and shouting at the television. But for a celebrity, there doesn't even need to be a game going on -- just the knowledge that it's going to happen is enough to get the party started. Here's how some celebrities marked Super Bowl XLI this weekend:
Jennifer Lopez performed before a crowd of 25,000 on Miami Beach for Ocean Drive Magazine's Bowl bash, where Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes hung out with Andy Roddick and Josh Duhamel before vamoosing to Club Mokai for the afterparty.
Scarlett Johansson won a free one-year lease on a condo at the Flamingo South Beach -- a great place to chill with on-again, off-again love Josh Hartnett, no? Amenities at the Flamingo include designer kitchens, a health club, and complimentary off-site happy hours.
Over at Maxim's "Hotel de Maxim" Super Bowl party at the Sagamore, Black Eyed Pea Fergie performed for guests like WWE and "Dancing With The Stars" competitor Stacy Keibler and celebrity child Brooke Hogan. There was also a party on the roof at Townhouse, where Perez Hilton spotted and/or accosted Mandy Moore.
The Miami area is pretty much a paradise for private jet travel, but its main commercial airport (MIA, of course) should nonetheless be packed with B-listers today.
[Photo: WeLoveCelebs.com]
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By now everyone knows Da Bears are on the way to the Super Bowl. (And we have to give a shout to HotelChatter, which has the Miami hotel scene covered.) But what about those poor free safeties and linebackers waiting around at the airport? Did Urlacher get to check the odds or watch the Super Bowl Shuffle video one last time before heading to Florida?
Well that depends. You see, since Da Team flew out of Chicago O'Hare, they would've had to log onto a private WiFi network. We're not that into private networks--especially those charging eight bucks a day--but they do sometimes offer better tech support than a good luck wish from the airport authority.
At ORD, you'll be dealing with Boingo, which offers its services in parts of Terminals 1, 2 and 3. If you need to access a bunch of Boingo hotspots--they do have a number of domestic and international airports covered--the $22 a month unlimited option may be for you. Otherwise, maybe you should just park yourself outside the Admirals Club.
[Photo: Susan W]
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· Super Bowl XLI Hotels [HotelChatter]
· WiFi Wednesday: Wrong Day of the Week Edition [Jaunted]
· Jaunted's Airport WiFi coverage [Jaunted]
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