Last night the New York Giants dominated over the New England Patriots for the title of Super Bowl Champions. Some actually took the game seriously, chugging light beers and sporadically screaming at the television, while others (and by others we mean a good majority of those "one day a year" sports fans) were just waiting for the yearly tradition of watching the train wreck of a half time show. Ever since the Janet Jackson "wardrobe malfunction" 8 years ago, the NFL has kept a tight lock down on its acts, using headliners for a more PG crowd like Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones, and possibly the worst half time show in history, The Black Eyed Peas. But this year was Madonna's year -- a chance to thrust herself back in the spotlight and prove she's got what it takes, even at age 53. From tightrope walkers, to M.I.A.'s unruliness, to Madonna's crotch and beyond, here's what I was really thinking about during the half time show... More»

First of all, WAY TO GO GMEN.  Now that that's out of my system, onto more pressing matters.  While you were blacked out screaming in the middle of the street wearing your Manning jersey, some of us were actually tuning into the absurd amount of Super Bowl commercials- 54 to be exact. From babies, to Uncle Jesse, to Jay Leno in a flying squirrel suit-here's a roundup of the commercials you more than likely missed. More»

I took a trip to Indiana to watch our good ol' Giants make Tom Brady cry. It was a barn burner but the G-Men did the job and took home their second Super Bowl in five years. Dynasty anyone? Check out my adventure... More»

[Last night, the New York Giants beat the New England Patriots 21-17 in an epic game down to the wire. I guess Gisele's emails didn't work this year. Sorry Tom Brady! See more of our photos from the big game HERE and on our Instagram.]

For those of us who have no idea who’s even playing in Sunday’s Super Bowl, there’s still a reason to head out and watch the game: the halftime show. With Madonna headlining this year’s halftime it’s sure to be entertaining, but can the Material Girl put on a show as memorable as those who have performed at halftime before her? Check out some of her toughest competition… More»

[Photos via Getty Images]. The French Open began in Paris on Sunday despite some very rainy weather conditions. Known as the most challenging grand slam, this two week tournament shall showcase the fiercest rivalries in the game. In fabulous coincidence, the head to head also includes some major foxes. Recently wed Anna Wintour bff, Roger Federer will hit the clay to overcome previous losses in the City of Lights, while this month's Vogue photo subject Rafael Nadal will do everything he can to again take the title. More»

One may think that a guy that is responsible for one of the most highly looked at blog in the nightlife industry here in NYC is a rough hipster that smokes Parliament Lights with his Euro friends, clad in thick black glasses and plaid at Beatrice. I love it when people surprise me, and, hoping you may feel the same, wanted to share this with you:

Last night's conversation via text messaging with our favorite little nightlife blogger DBTH:

GofG: "U coming tonight?"

DBTH: "opening day not sure if i am going to make it."

GofG: "Opening day?"

DBTH: "baseball yo. baseball."

It's obvious I'm not up on my baseball knowledge, I had no clue that there was an actual "Opening Day", (insert zinger here) I just wanted to point out how cute it is that the city's official "in the know" nightlife blogger is really just an all American guy....the question remains, is he a Yankee or a Met?

July 4th marks United States independence, but more importantly the beginning of one of the best parties in world, the Henley Royal Regatta in Henley on the Thames, England.  It is one of the three Royal events on the calendar (with Wimbeldon and Ascot), and medal presenters have included in the past the likes of Prince Albert of Monaco.  Anyone who has ever been to Henley can tell you what a great party it is, and the many pints of Pimms consumed on the river banks. 

The main regatta enclosure enforces a strict dresscode that requires men to wear blazers and women cannot have a skirt that rises above the knee.  The enclosures are replete with sundresses, fanciful hats, and men squeezing into their schoolboy blazers that often have very unique color schemes and piping.  And if you don't believe us about the "above the knee" rule, regatta officials do in fact have a measuring stick that is often broken out to determine whether a person is in violation. 

The rowing is also pretty cool...if you're in England in July ever definitely take the hour train ride from London to see this five day spectacle.