New Orleans Saints defeated the Indianapolis Colts 31-17 at Miami’s SunLife Stadium and Drew Brees won MVP!

The Colts had gone into a 10-0 lead thanks to a Matt Stover field goal and Manning’s 19-yard touchdown pass into the end zone for 23-year-old, second-year wide receiver Pierre Garcon, Stover returning to kick the extra point.

The NFC-champion Saints came from 10-0 down at the end of the first quarter – equalling the largest deficit overturned to win a Super Bowl – and still trailed by a point at 16-17 heading into the fourth before dominating the final period to deny Indianapolis quarterback Peyton Manning and his side a second Super Bowl victory in four years. Saints made the most of their first Super Bowl appearance in their 42-year history of the franchise.

Great game, CONGRATS New Orleans Saints!

YouTube is teaming up with advertisers from Super Bowl XLIV to show all the commercials on the popular video-sharing site during the game tonight in Miami.

Users will be able to vote on their favorite Super Bowl commercials and watch them back tonight at youtube.com/adblitz.

Superbowl Party at Honey Night Club doors open at 5

Former football star Warren Sapp was arrested around 5:00 a.m Saturday morning following an alleged domestic violence incident at Shore Club Hotel.

Thirty seven year old Sapp was charged with one count of misdemeanor domestic battery and is expected to appear before a Miami-Dade County judge Sunday, Miami Beach police spokesman Juan Sanchez said.

Shortly after police officials confirmed the charge NFL Network spokesman Dennis Johnson said in an e-mail to The Associated Press that Sapp — who is an analyst — wouldn’t be part of the Super Bowl coverage for Sunday’s game between the Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints.

“We have been made aware of the arrest of Warren Sapp by the Miami Beach Police Department,” a network statement said. “In light of these circumstances, Warren Sapp will not appear on NFL Network while we review the matter.”

President Barack Obama will be holding a White House Super Bowl party!

The White House released the guest list for this year’s party. Among the attendees are a handful of House members, one senator and almost ten cabinet members.

Members of Congress:
Rep. Xavier Becerra (D-CA)
Rep. Rick Boucher (D-VA)
Rep. Joseph Cao (R-LA)
Rep. Andre Carson (D-IN)
Rep. Brad Ellsworth (D-IN)
Rep. Baron Hill (D-IN)
Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA)
Senator Chris Dodd (D-CT)

Cabinet Members:
Secretary Shaun Donovan
Secretary Arne Duncan
Attorney General Eric Holder
Administrator Lisa Jackson
Secretary Janet Napolitano
Ambassador Susan Rice
Secretary Kathleen Sebelius
Secretary Eric Shinseki
Secretary Tom Vilsack

**DUE TO LIMITED CAPACITY AND THE HUGE RESPONSE FOR THIS EVENT, TABLE/DINNER RESERVATIONS ARE STRONGLY SUGGESTED!! A FEW BOTTLE SERVICE VIP BOOTHS ARE STILL AVAILABLE ACT FAST..

THE BIGGEST GAME OF THE YEAR SAINTS vs. COLTS….
“SUPER 7″ SUPER BOWL PARTY @ THE NEW BAR 7 IN WEST BLOOMFIELD
$50 PREMIUM BUFFET -ALL YOU CAN EAT!!

WHEN: Sunday, 5 PM to 12 AM Eastern
WHERE: THE ALL NEW BAR 7
6545 ORCHARD LAKE RD.
West Bloomfield Township, MI

WEST BLOOMFIELD’S MOST EXCLUSIVE ULTRA SPORTS LOUNGE
Sunday evening in THE BIGGEST GAME OF THE YEAR!! Experience the most talked about ultra sports lounge in Michigan, THE ALL NEW BAR 7!!
LADIES ENJOY FREE ENTRY ALL EVENING!!
ATTENTION – Parties of 5 or more ladies/fellas…
Email SUPER7PARTY@GMAIL.COM/ 1.586.260.5602 for dinner reservations or vip bottle service – based on availability.

HOSTED BY:
L.S.C. MEDIA “THE IN CROWD”
ALEX “VIP” RESCHKA

SOUNDS BY: DJ CAPTAIN 20

DETAILS:
Ages: 21 and Up
Cover: FELLAS $50 PREMIUM BUFFET -ALL YOU CAN EAT-
Information Hotline: 1. 586.260.5602
Email: SUPER7PARTY@GMAIL.COM

Come join the men of Kappa Alpha Psi as we celebrate SuperBowl XXXX. The cook will be in the house and the bar will be open!!!

Start Time: Sunday, February 7, 2010 at 5:00pm
End Time: Monday, February 8, 2010 at 12:00am
Location: The Historic Kappa House
Street: 269 Erskine
City/Town: Detroit, MI

The Party Starts here Feb 7th @ Commune inside Bastone in Royal Oak!!

Super Bowl is one of the Largest Events viewed on TV – 144 million people tune in annually! What team r u cheering for? Wear your Jersey to represent your Team! Team Rooms available w/ TV’s & Wii Video Games as well!

Cost: Free i.e. No COVER
Location: 419 South Main Street Royal Oak MI
Time: 5PM-12 AM
Game starts at 6:25 PM

Food & Drink Specials
$5 Burger & Fries, $5 Pizza’s, 75 cent Wings, $1 Sliders, $3 Drinks Specials. Giveaway Piston Tickets & Much more at Half Time!!!
You never know what you might win!!!
We given away suite tickets, floor tickets, T-shirts & MORE

Brought to you by: DSM, Naomi Events, vitaminwater, Lucido Fine Jewelry, Sex Drive Energy Drink, Bodykandi.com.

Members of Bob Marley’s family & friends will gather at Los Angeles art gallery Mr. Musichead on Saturday (Feb 6th) for the first annual Jammin’ and Wailin’ event on what would have been the late star’s birthday.

Rare artwork and photography featuring the reggae great will be on sale, as will Marley coffee and other items. All proceeds from the event will benefit Doctors Without Borders’ efforts in Haiti.

BET founder Robert Johnson is trying to unload his team, The Charlotte Bobcats.

According to sources, former Houston Rockets CEO George Postolos has put in a bid for the team that Johnson is willing to accept. But former NBA legend and Bobcats minority owner and CEO, Michael Jordan, secured first right of refusal a few years ago.That means Jordan has to match the cash Postolos is putting up or he could lose his share in the team and his job as its CEO. Postolos intends to change the team’s management if he becomes owner. As the club faces transfer of ownership, it is enjoying its best season in its short six-year history. Ranking sixth in the Eastern conference, the Bobcats are boasting a 24-23 season and are well on their way to the playoffs.

Jordan has rallied a team of investors, according to ESPN, but it is still unknown whether the NBA hall of famer will pony up enough cash to maintain ownership of the franchise. Neither Jordan nor Johnson could be reached for comment and the NBA is being mum on the impending sale of the North Carolina-based team.