It's time for the NFL's "Big Game" aka Super Bowl XLI this Sunday. This means it is also time for the "Super Bowl of Advertising" in the form of Super Bowl commercials. The hype surrounding Superbowl ads has been on a steady decline after peaking a few years ago. For example, film studios seem to be sitting out the game this year with fewer movie spots. Another sign the commercial hype has waned: the biggest ad news revolves around a Super Bowl commercial starring Kevin Federline. If you're interested in "spoiling" the surprise, AdLand has an updated list of commercials that will be broadcast during the football game. You can also visit the usual online video outlets after the game to see all of the Superbowl TV commericals online: AOL, Google Video, YouTube

New TV commercials for the UPS Whiteboard campaign feature "Such Great Heights" (iTunes) by The Postal Service off their album Get Up. What makes this puzzling is that The Postal Service band has always been associated with (UPS rival) the United States Postal Service, both in name and cross promotion with the U.S. government letter carrier. (You can even buy a CD of The Postal Service single at the USPS online store.) The band's music has been featured in several television commercials in the past, and they are no stranger to controversy, but this pairing with UPS does seem a bit off. (via Pitchfork)

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