Adam Levine says NFL nixed Super Bowl halftime show news conference

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Adam Levine says NFL nixed Super Bowl halftime show news conference
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Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine said he expected there to be controversy for performing in the SuperBowl on Sunday in Atlanta, and that it wasn't his choice to cancel this week's customary news conference with the band.

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