Puerto Rico is making its mark this week on two monumental stages: the Super Bowl halftime show and — with a single athlete — ...

During Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance he is seen dancing on top of a vintage Ford pickup. Experts say the use of the ...

Shortly after the Puerto Rican rapper and singer Bad Bunny finished performing in Spanish at Super Bowl LX last Sunday in ...

When Bad Bunny climbed a utility pole during the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show, he reminded us that Puerto Rico's power grid ...

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — The Super Bowl lasted all of 13 minutes for many Puerto Ricans in San Juan and beyond. People turned ...

If you were focused on his singing – or distracted by the real-life wedding that took place – you may not have noticed there ...

For 15 minutes on Sunday, more than 130 million people were on the edge of their seats, watching Bad Bunny transform the ...

According to data from internet searches, Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance extended beyond music, driving viewers to explore Puerto Rican flavors and traditions.

Bad Bunny really wanted to see Carlos Correa play for Puerto Rico at home in the World Baseball Classic.

Being in Puerto Rico watching the Super Bowl and the Bad Bunny halftime show was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Here are some takeaways.

Malik Beasley is set to play for Bad Bunny's Puerto Rico team as he's currently under NBA and FBI investigation.