Katy Perry Rihanna and Coldplay could be performing at one of the most-watch (and most American) shows of the year … but, apparently, it’s going to cost them.

According to The Wall Street Journal, the NFL has narrowed down its list of potential performers for the Super Bowl Halftime to those three. But they’re asking “at least some of the acts” if they would contribute some of their income to the league or make “some other type of financial contribution.”

Their reps, naturally, didn’t respond too well to the request.

Then again, considering the esteem (and eyeballs) surrounding the halftime performance — this year’s show featuring Bruno Mars and the Red Hot Chili Peppers smashed records with 115.3 million viewers — it’s expected for artists’ album sales and publicity to spike post-show.

But at the end of the day: Whose money is it?

Super Bowl XLIX will take place in Phoenix on February 1.

Emily Blake

OK, I’m not even going to lie to you guys: I do not fully comprehend what happened on last night’s episode of Teen Wolf. I know we saw Deputy Parrish shirtless–which, haiii–and werewolves can’t get drunk, but in terms of whether or not we actually found out who The Benefactor is? IDK. I just don’t know. (I’m a conspiracy theorist.) What I do know for sure, though, is that Lydia’s love for florals is more evident than ever. Dressed up or down, Lydia makes ‘em #WERK and, more importantly, all within one episode.

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At the beginning of the episode, Lydia demonstrates her ability to mix prints yet again. Seriously, florals and polka dots? The same blue in both her skirt and shirt tie the overall look together and, TBH, have me researching how to effectively wear all prints, all the time.

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Later, when she and Stiles are bein’ best buds and solvin’ puzzles, she changes into a more casual, pink flower sweatshirt. If you want to cop Lydia’s floral steez (ability to pair with other prints not included), you can still pick up this sweatshirt for a mere $10.

You can watch last night’s episode in full, below!

Maeve Keirans @maevemq

“Look at us.”

That’s what T.I. wants everyone to do while digesting the devastating clashes between police and protesters in Ferguson, Missouri, in the wake of the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown.

“America has created a monster,” the Atlanta rapper wrote on Instagram, accompanied by the now-iconic image of a Ferguson protester tossing a tear gas canister back at police.

The attached caption is a lengthy treatise on his thoughts about the protests turned riots and the mishandling of the situation by authorities.

Look at us….America has created a monster. The result of ignoring & mishandling an already fragile spirited, recently enslaved, presently oppressed race/generation of people. Look at us. We’re the monster that now refuses to be dismissed, overlooked,& ignored. We were brought to this place,unaware of our own cultures,religion,&traditions therefore,we created our own.

Now look at us. For years we’ve been crying out for the nation to address the substandard education systems & disparaging treatment of our citizens in communities across America. Our people have had an increasing lack of opportunities for generations. There have been homes broken,lives shattered,and futures lost on your watch….unanswered. Look at us. How long can u expect a nation/race/generation of people to be blatantly disrespected? Spoken to and treated with arrogant tones of insignificance. Our fathers,uncles,brothers& role models were killed& Imprisoned more often than educated.

Now look at us. Our friends,& relatives Murdered and cast aside without thought,as though your human life is more valuable than ours. How long can that go on without ...