The pre-match festivities commenced nearly an hour earlier with a vibrant display of gold tracksuit-clad drummers performing at the pitch's centre

The World Cup tournament was bigger than ever before this year, and so is the list of stars expected at MetLife Stadium for Sunday's final, from Tom Cruise in the closing ceremony…

Tom Cruise will lead the opening ceremony, while Madonna, Justin Bieber, BTS and Shakira will perform live during the break in the Argentina-Spain match

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The World Cup 2026 closing ceremony starts at 1:30pm ET on Sunday with Post Malone headlining and Tom Cruise making a special appearance.

La final del Mundial entre Argentina y España arranca en el MetLife Stadium con Tom Cruise y Robbie Williams al frente de la ceremonia de clausura.

IShowSpeed lifted a flat opening concert before Robbie Williams, Laura Pausini and Nicole Scherzinger brought the ceremony to a stronger finish

IShowSpeed y Post Malone también fueron parte del espectáculo previo al encuentro por el título mundial. Conoce todos los detalles de la ceremonia.

Tom Cruise también participó en la ceremonia de clausura de los Juegos Olímpicos durante el relevo simbólico de París 2024 a Los Ángeles 2028.

Tom Cruise ofreció un emotivo mensaje sobre la unión que genera el Mundial de Futbol luego de los himnos de Estados Unidos y de la Fifa, y previo al partido de la final.

The pre-match festivities commenced nearly an hour earlier with a vibrant display of gold tracksuit-clad drummers performing at the pitch's centre

Soccer’s showpiece event was full of A-listers.

Jennifer Hudson, Robbie Williams, and others performed at the World Cup closing ceremony before the final in New Jersey

The movie star, who is promoting the heck out of his new film “Digger,” put his stamp on Sunday’s World Cup final, and was joined by half of Hollywood.

El actor estadounidense alabó el fútbol porque 'hace que extraños se conviertan en aficionados'.

New York-New Jersey Stadium was packed with celebrities on Sunday as A-listers from film, TV, music and more turned up to see Argentina vs. Spain.

Fans traveled thousands of miles and spent thousands on tickets for the World Cup final. Lionel Messi's potential last game drove ticket prices to extreme levels for dedicated…