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Super (2010 American film)
Super (2010) is James Gunn's American dark comedy about fry cook Frank Darbo, the Crimson Bolt vigilante, with Rainn Wilson, Elliot Page, Liv Tyler, and Kevin Bacon; IFC Films released it in 2011 to $422,618 worldwide.
Super (Pet Shop Boys album)
Super (2016) is the 13th Pet Shop Boys studio album, written in London and Berlin, produced and mixed by Stuart Price in Los Angeles, second of their Price trilogy, peaking at UK number 3.
Super *Tamari Fluvium
Super Tamari Fluvium, a Roman road station (statio) on the Tammaro river in Samnium, listed in the Antonine Itinerary (ItAnt 103.1, BAtlas 44 G3), traditionally identified near Santa Croce del Sannio, province of Benevento, Italy.
Super 2000 World Rally Championship
The Super 2000 World Rally Championship (SWRC) was a FIA support championship to the World Rally Championship for Super 2000 rally cars, running three seasons from 2010 to 2012.
Super 30
Super 30, Anand Kumar's Patna coaching program under the Ramanujan School of Mathematics (founded 2002 with Abhayanand), gives 30 poor students yearly free IIT-JEE coaching, food, and lodging, producing hundreds of IIT entrants.
Super 30 (film)
Super 30 (सुपर 30) is a 2019 Hindi biographical drama directed by Vikas Bahl, starring Hrithik Roshan as mathematician Anand Kumar and his free IIT coaching program; Phantom Films' last production, released 12 July 2019.
Super 8 (2011 film)
Super 8 is a 2011 American science fiction thriller film written and directed by J. J. Abrams and produced by Steven Spielberg, about kids who witness a train crash.
Super 8 film
Super 8 film: Kodak's 1965 8 mm motion picture format, also called Super 8mm, using a 50-foot drop-in cartridge, smaller one-edge perforations for about 50% more image area than Regular 8, magnetic sound from 1973, and still in production.
Super AMOLED
Super AMOLED is a Samsung brand of AMOLED display in which the touch layer is built into the panel itself, launched in 2010 on the Samsung Wave S8500.
Super Audio CD
The Super Audio CD (SACD) is a high-resolution optical disc audio format developed by Sony and Philips, launched in Japan in 1999 and storing music in Direct Stream Digital.
Super Auto Pets
Super Auto Pets is a free-to-play asynchronous auto battler by Team Wood Games, first released on browser April 14, 2021, then Steam, Android, and iOS. Players buy pets and food with 10 gold per turn and win 10 arena battles; a Plaid Hat Games card version followed.
Super Ball
The Super Ball, marketed as SuperBall, is an extremely bouncy toy ball of vulcanized polybutadiene, invented by Norman Stingley and sold by Wham-O since 1965.
Super Bass
"Super Bass" is a 2010 Nicki Minaj song from Pink Friday that became her first solo top ten hit in the United States and United Kingdom.
Super Battle Golf
Super Battle Golf is a 2026 multiplayer arcade golf game by Brimstone and Oro Interactive, released on Steam 19 February 2026. Up to 8 players race to the hole simultaneously using sabotage, items, and golf carts; it sold 100,000 copies in 48 hours.
Super Besse
Super Besse is a Belarusian post-punk and coldwave band formed in Minsk in 2013, now a duo blending post-punk basslines and Russian-language vocals with dance music.
Super Best Friends
"Super Best Friends" is South Park season 5, episode 3 (production 504), aired July 4, 2001, satirizing David Blaine's Blaintology cult and introducing Jesus's superhero team of religious figures; later withheld from streaming over its uncensored Muhammad depiction.
Super Best Friends Play
Super Best Friends Play (Best Friends Zaibatsu) was a Canadian Let's Play YouTube group, 2010–2018, starring Matt Kowalewski, Pat Boivin, Woolie Madden, and Liam Allen-Miller; disbanded December 2018, succeeded by Castle Super Beast and solo channels.
Super Bomberman Collection
Super Bomberman Collection (スーパーボンバーマン コレクション) is Konami and Red Art Games' 2026 compilation of Bomberman classics: Super Bomberman 1–5, Bomberman, Bomberman II, and Panic Bomber W, with save states, rewind, Boss Rush, and GameShare on Switch 2.
Super Bomberman R
Super Bomberman R is a Konami action puzzle game released March 3, 2017 as a Nintendo Switch launch exclusive, reviving classic grid-based Bomberman with 3D stages, 8-player Battle mode, and a 50-stage co-op Story mode; it later came to PS4, Xbox One, and Steam in 2018.
Super Bomberman R 2
Super Bomberman R 2 (SBR2) is Konami's 2023 Bomberman party game for Switch, PS5/PS4, Xbox, and Steam, adding 1v15 Castle mode, Battle 64, a stage editor, and a story campaign; Metascore 68.
Super Bowl
Super Bowl: annual NFL championship game, first played 1967 as the AFL-NFL World Championship Game; name coined by Lamar Hunt from the Super Ball toy. Super Bowl LX (2026) averaged 125.6 million viewers, second most-watched U.S. show ever.
Super Bowl 50
Super Bowl 50: NFL championship game, February 7, 2016, Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara; Denver Broncos beat Carolina Panthers 24-10; Von Miller MVP with 2.5 sacks and two forced fumbles; Peyton Manning's second title.
Super Bowl 50 halftime show
Super Bowl 50 halftime show, Pepsi-sponsored NFL halftime show, February 7, 2016, Levi's Stadium: Coldplay headlined with guests Beyoncé and Bruno Mars; Beyoncé's "Formation" performance dominated coverage.
Super Bowl commercials
Ads aired during the NFL championship game; the most expensive US television advertising, over $8 million per 30 seconds by 2025, record audiences near 128 million, viewer-judged rankings since 1989.
Super Bowl curse
Super Bowl curse: NFL folklore bundling the losing-team hangover, the host-city absence claim, and MVP injury jinxes. Losers drop from .778 to .633 but regress to the mean; no home team has played an NFL-stadium Super Bowl in 37 tries.
Super Bowl I
Super Bowl I, officially the AFL-NFL World Championship Game, was played January 15, 1967 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum; Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packers beat Lamar Hunt's Kansas City Chiefs 35-10 in the first interleague pro football title game.
Super Bowl II
Super Bowl II, the Second AFL-NFL World Championship Game (January 14, 1968, Miami Orange Bowl): Green Bay Packers beat Oakland Raiders 33-14; Bart Starr MVP; first $3 million gate; Lombardi's final Packers game.
Super Bowl III
Super Bowl III, the third AFL-NFL Championship Game (January 12, 1969, Orange Bowl, Miami): the 18-point underdog New York Jets, behind Joe Namath's famous guarantee, beat the Baltimore Colts 16-7, the first AFL Super Bowl win.
Super Bowl IV
Super Bowl IV: the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Minnesota Vikings 23-7 on January 11, 1970 at Tulane Stadium, New Orleans. Len Dawson was MVP; the final AFL-NFL title game tied the series 2-2 before the merger.
Super Bowl IX
Super Bowl IX: NFL championship game, January 12, 1975, Tulane Stadium, New Orleans. Pittsburgh Steelers beat Minnesota Vikings 16-6 for their first title; Dwight White safety, Franco Harris MVP with 158 rushing yards.