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Kevin Hart Was The Highlight Of The Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl Win

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8 years ago

February 5, 2018

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Jena Green

The Philadelphia Eagles managed to do what only the Giants have been able to do before and took down the Patriots in the Super Bowl.

The 41-33 game was thrilling and featured a historic offensive performance from both teams, but ultimately it was Nick Foles who managed to outduel Tom Brady and the Pats for the win. After the game, the Eagles took to the stage on the field to receive the Lombardi Trophy and Foles was handed the Super Bowl MVP award. Not joining them was huge Eagles fan and Philly native Kevin Hart, but that wasn’t for a lack of trying.

Hart tried to charm his way onto the stage behind Zach Ertz and the Lombardi Trophy, but got shut down by a very large security guard, who told the comedian and movie star to keep it moving and enjoy himself on the field.

Hart pleading his case with the security guard, who was having none of it, and eventually Hart was shuffled off into the sea of people swarming around the stage. For anyone questioning whether that is Hart, this Instagram post of him from before the game wearing that exact jacket should provide the necessary evidence.

Hart did manage to make his way over to the NFL Network set and got hold of a microphone, where he tried to offer some nice, drunken words about his beloved birds but accidentally dropped an f-bomb on live TV and was promptly pulled off the set by Deion Sanders.

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Machan Taylor’s Bold New Book “Naked Out Loud” — Available Now Worldwide

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2 days ago

December 8, 2025

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Acclaimed singer, songwriter, and creative visionary Machan Taylor has officially released her long-awaited book “Naked Out Loud,” now available worldwide. Published by New Haven Publishers, the book dives into the raw, unfiltered heart of what it means to create, to feel deeply, and to live without apology in a world that constantly pushes people to hide their truest selves.

Part memoir, part artistic manifesto, “Naked Out Loud” crackles with the same emotional honesty that has always defined Machan’s music. She opens the doors to her inner world—creativity, heartbreak, joy, courage, the whole messy, beautiful ride—and invites readers to shed their own masks along the way.

Machan’s career reads like a tour through modern music history: performing with Pink Floyd, Sting, Foreigner, Pat Benatar, and countless others while carving out her own respected lane as a solo artist and educator. In this book, she turns that lens inward, threading poetic reflections through real stories of triumph, doubt, and the relentless pursuit of authentic expression.