A more feminine Super Bowl; Yahoo! Connected TV; friends, money and Facebook; logo gos vs. no-gos and more This Super Bowl is one for the ladies According to an article by David Kiefaber on AdFreak, this year's Super Bowl ads and pageantry will attempt to appeal to our feminine side. "First off," writes Keifaber, "the Black Eyed Peas will perform at halftime, instead of a classic rock band chosen at random from the Rock 'n Roll Nursing Home. Second,

New online Yahoo! Sports magazine plays to fans who live and die with their teams The morning after Monday's BCS Championship Game )congrats, Auburn fans(, my ten-year-old son lamented, "There won't be another college football game for a long time." I definitely shared his pain. When we sports fanatics aren't being taken to the heights of nirvana or the pits of despair by our teams' performance on the field,

Webisodes promote V-Dub autos with the offbeat humor of SNL's Bill Hader Volkswagen's commercials have long been some of the most memorable in the auto space )my sons use the " red one'blue one " series as an excuse to punch each other in the shoulder(. That tradition continues in a new series of "Inside the VW Academy" webisodes,

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