Celebrities at the Super Bowl over the years

Olympic gold medal gymnast Simone Biles took in Super LI between New England and Atlanta.

A-Rod is no stranger to the spotlight, so it's only fitting the former MLB great showed up on the grandest of stages, taking in Super Bowl LI between the Patriots and Falcons.

Basketball Hall of Famer Yao Ming made an appearance at Super LI, towering over everyone else in attendance.

A Georgia native, rapper 2 Chainz was in attendance donning a Falcons jersey at Super Bowl LI. Unfortunately for 2 Chainz, the Patriots defeanted Atlanta in the first Super Bowl decided in overtime.

Usher isn't a Georgian, but he did don Falcons gear at Super LI like rapper 2 Chainz. The R&B star came away unhappy as well if his attire is any indication of which team he was rooting for.

The current Golden State Warriors forward hit up Von Miller at Super Bowl 50, patrolling the sidelines on an off day while he was still starring with the Oklahoma City Thunder. Durant played the part of a photographer during the game.

The hip-hop superstar was in attendance at Super Bowl XLIX, but he wasn't all that thrilled to take a selfie with some Seahawks fans. He also performed at halftime of Super Bowl XLI.

The supermodel was on the field prior to Super Bowl XLIX to watch her husband John Legend sing "God Bless America."

The Emmy Award-winning "Breaking Bad" actor was at Super Bowl XLVIII to see the Seahawks demolish the Broncos. 

The "Alias" star got her selfie game on with Warren Sapp at Super Bowl XLVIII. 

The Oscar winner hung out on the sidelines during the pregame of Super Bowl XLVIII. 

Wolverine himself was in the house at Super Bowl XLVIII in 2014. 

The "Dances with Wolves" actor made a cameo at the 2014 Super Bowl with this wife, Christine Baumgartner. 

Comedian Denis Leary laughed it up on the sidelines at the 2014 Super Bowl. 

When the Raves and 49ers battled for the Lombardi Trophy, swimming great Michael Phelps was there to see the Harbaugh brothers face off.

The man who knows a thing or two about putting title teams together was there at the Battle of the Harbaughs in 2013. 

A mustachioed Will Ferrell was in the house in 2013 to witness the Harbaugh Bowl.  

The "Scream" actor and former WCW World Champion watched the Giants upset the Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI.

The Boston native's support wasn't enough to get the Patriots over the edge Super Bowl XLVI. 

The Dallas-born Wilson was in his hometown to see the first Super Bowl at the new Cowboys Stadium in 2011. 

The "Glee" star was there to perform in 2011 as part of the pregame festivities. 

The Hollywood power couple was in attendance to see the Packers defeat the Steelers in Super Bowl XLV. 

The actor from "The Blind Side" threw his weight behind the Packers during the 2011 Super Bowl. 

The UFC fighter was feeling a bit green at Super Bowl XLV. 

Wannabe shutterbug Ashton Kutcher took some shots at Super Bowl XLIV, while then-wife Demi Moore looked on. 

Colts fanatic Rob Lowe was there to witness his team lose to the Saints in Super Bowl XLIV. 

The former secretary of state and the acclaimed director were spotted together during the pregame of 2010 Super Bowl.

The "Boys Don't Cry" actress and the New Orleans crooner hung out pregame in 2010 when the Saints defeated the Colts in Miami. 

Brangelina was in Miami in 2010, with son Maddox, who is apparently a Saints fan. 

J. Lo and then-hubby Marc Anthony didn't perform at Super XLIV, but they were still in attendance. 

The tennis superstar took some time out to watch other elite athletes perform at Super Bowl XLIV. 

The "Today Show" host was in Miami to watch the Saints defeat the Colts. 

Rapper turned actor LL Cool J was in Miami in 2010 as well. 

The matriarch of the Kardashian clan graced Super Bowl XLIII with her presence in 2009, as did her daughter Kourtney. 

Menounos was at Super Bowl XLII to cheer for her Patriots but wasn't the good luck charm that the team needed to go a perfect 19-0. 

The "Almost Famous" actress was at the big game in 2008 with her mother Goldie Hawn's longtime partner, Kurt Russell. 

The Chicago-born Belushi was in attendance as Peyton Manning handed Da Bears a drubbing in the Miami rain. 

Few celebrities are as synonymous with their cities as Will Smith is with Philadelphia, and the Fresh Prince was there to see his team's only Super Bowl appearance this century in 2005. 

Two former presidents were there in 2005 as the Patriots defeated the Eagles in Jacksonville. 

Tom Arnold did some correspondent work at Super Bowl XXXIX in Jacksonville. 

Just a little over four months after 9/11, the NYC mayor was in New Orleans for Super Bowl XXXVI. 

You may have thought that Jack Nicholson only went to Lakers games, but he was also there for Super Bowl XXVII to see the Cowboys defeat the Bills. 

Nicholson wasn't the only fixture from Lakers games to also make the trek to the 1993 Super Bowl. 

The Academy Award winner provided the sign language translation for Garth Brooks' national anthem in 1993. 

The "Look Who's Talking" actor was at the 1993 game between the Cowboys and Bills as well. 

The famed artist was on hand in 1988 to draw sketches of the game between the Redskins and Broncos. 

Actor and comedian Danny Thomas was spotted at a Super Bowl way back in 1973 where the Redskins took on the Dolphins. 

Just days before leaving office in 1969, LBJ took in the sights and sounds at Super Bowl III.

The Kennedy family was well-represented at Super Bowl III. 

In what is perhaps the first celebrity sighting at the Super Bowl, Bob Hope was on the sidelines for Super Bowl III (the first official Super Bowl) to watch the Joe Namath and the Jets upset the Colts.