Axios

Ahead of the "Benito Bowl" on Sunday — more commonly known as the Super Bowl — we've put together a crash course on the Bad Bunny songs to know before his halftime show.

Why it matters: The Puerto Rican reggaetonero, fresh off an Album of the Year win at the Grammy's, has become one of the most famous artists in the world.

• But it's OK if you're among those who are just now getting familiar.

One of the first stops for Team USA athletes when they get to Italy is getting outfitted by Ralph Lauren, a process that involves quickly measuring and tailoring outfits for opening and closing ceremonies, as well as other clothes for wearing around the Olympic Village.

Why it matters: Although the impromptu fashion show typically follows a long flight, athletes have been embracing the moment, posting their fits on social media.

Like shuffleboard or bowling, curling involves throwing an object toward a target for points. But there's one big difference: Players can influence shots after they're thrown. That's where sweeping comes in.

Why it matters: The sweeping in curling might look simple, but it's a real-time mix of strategy, physics and athleticism in a game that can be decided by a matter of inches.

Another Super Bowl means new commercials, but one marketing expert predicts companies will avoid airing ads made with AI.

Why it matters: "Consumers have been very loud in their pushback against the content," VaynerMedia CEO Gary Vaynerchuk tells Axios.

President Trump will sit down for an interview with NBC News' Tom Llamas on Wednesday, with a portion set to air during the network's Super Bowl LX pre-game show Sunday.

Why it matters: Trump opted out of the Super Bowl-week tradition in 2018, the last time NBC hosted the game when he was in office.