The NFL announced Justin Timberlake will take the field at halftime during the 2018 Super Bowl in a fairly straightforward tweet:
"Justin Timberlake to Headline Pepsi Super Bowl LII Halftime Show Feb. 4 on NBC Pepsi Halftime."
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A corresponding news release gave details and LOTS of capital letters:
"A multi-talented actor and musician, Timberlake has won ten Grammys and numerous other awards. Born in Memphis, Tennessee, he rapidly became a highly respected musician, winning two Grammys for his debut solo album, "Justified." He's been recognized for a range of performances, including Best Male Pop Vocal Performance, Best Pop Vocal Album, Best Dance Recording and Best Music Video. Timberlake was most recently nominated for an Academy Award for the song "CAN'T STOP THE FEELING!" from the film TROLLS for which he won his 10 th Grammy.
A gifted actor, Timberlake has appeared in diverse films including: ALPHA DOG, BLACK SNAKE MOAN, SHREK THE THIRD and THE SOCIAL NETWORK. He has also won four Emmys for his appearances on 'Saturday Night Live.' Timberlake is a co-star of the upcoming film WONDER WHEEL, which opens later this year.
This will be Timberlake's third time performing on the Super Bowl Halftime stage, giving him the distinction of having the most appearances by an individual entertainer. He previously performed at Super Bowls XXXV and XXXVIII."
Timberlake, whose film career includes his role as a baseball scout in Atlanta-filmed "Trouble With the Curve," got his best bud Jimmy Fallon - his frequent collaborator on "History of Rap" segments on The Tonight Show - help him announce the news with a little more creativity:
