The economics of Super Bowl halftime shows

The Super Bowl halftime show draws in millions of viewers every year, expanding the NFL sporting event into a concert phenomenon. The artists performing, however, don't get paid for their work on the ~$10m production. We’ll catch up with Noelle Medina on why exactly that is and what’s in it for the performers.

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