Tag Archives: NFL

The Price of Fame: Navigating the Legal and Financial Realities of the Super Bowl Halftime Show

Yasmin Madadi – Every February, the world stops for approximately thirteen minutes to witness a cultural phenomenon: the Super Bowl Halftime Show (“Halftime Show”). From Michael Jackson’s iconic 1993 performance to Bad Bunny’s 2026 appearance, this stage has evolved into the most coveted stage in the music industry. However, beneath all the flashing lights and […]

Raising the Stakes: Should the NFL Consider Expanding Private Equity Ownership Beyond 10%?

David Egozi — Just over a year after a league-shifting decision to allow private equity (“PE”) firms to own up to ten percent of National Football League (“NFL”) franchises, the league is reportedly considering whether to expand that limit. This move brings the NFL in line with other major professional sports leagues, such as the […]

Lawsuits & Lyrics: Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Jab at Drake

Estee Segan – The Super Bowl halftime show is not only a highly anticipated performance but also a platform where artists make cultural, business, and legal statements. Beyond the artistry, Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX halftime performance on February 9, 2025, underscored tensions in the music industry, particularly his public dispute with Drake and the […]

Saudi Arabia’s Recent Conquest of Professional Sports: What’s Next in the United States?

David Sosa – In the last few years, Saudi Arabia has proven that they have the ability to influence some of the most popular professional sports in the world. Specifically, Saudi Arabia has utilized its Public Investment Fund (“PIF”), which harbors over $950 billion in assets, to acquire considerable interests in major sports organizations, sign […]