Europeans say ugh to half-time show
Europeans are much less likely than Americans to support the upcoming half-time show, according to recent polling by POLITICO. Half-time shows are a tradition in the Super Bowl, America's flagship sporting encounter, but FIFA is bringing the fête to the World Cup for the first time Sunday.
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Europeans are much less likely than Americans to support the upcoming half-time show, according to recent polling by POLITICO. Half-time shows are a tradition in the Super Bowl, America's flagship sporting encounter, but FIFA is bringing the fête to the World Cup for the first time Sunday. The imminent performance will be headlined by music superstars Justin Bieber, Madonna, Shakira and K-pop band BTS. On Tuesday, the BBC reported that the show could extend the halftime break for up to 25 minutes, longer than the standard 15-minute half-time.
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- Europeans are much less likely than Americans to support the upcoming half-time show, according to recent polling by POLITICO. Half-time shows are a tradition in the Super Bowl, America's flagship sporting encounter, but FIFA is bringing the fête to the World Cup for the first time Sunday.
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