Super Bowl Sunday’s shaping up to be a touchdown for Ben Affleck — ’cause looks like he’s back in the game with The DunKings!

Peep these pics of Ben in L.A. Wednesday, pulling up with a Dunkin’ “DunKings” tracksuit in hand, and later slipping it on — basically doing everything but officially confirming he’s back for another sweet campaign.

To keep the Dunkin’ love flowing, Ben had his go-to cup of the good stuff in hand — and with a sweet $10-mil paycheck last year, it’s no surprise he seems all-in for another commercial.

If you need a refresher, Ben went full Dunkin’ last year in a 30-second Super Bowl ad, working the drive-thru in the bright orange trackies with Matt Damon and Tom Brady, AKA, “The DunKings.”

Christine Baumgartner‘s gonna be a blushing bride again — less than a year after finalizing the bitter divorce from Kevin Costner — but her new marriage won’t impact the fat monthly payments Kevin makes.

First, the romantic side … Christine said yes to financier Josh Connor, who recently proposed on the beach in Santa Barbara. If Josh’s name sounds familiar, he’s the mutual friend of Christine and Kevin’s (not so much Kevin anymore) we first told you about when they vacationed together in Hawaii, back in 2023, shortly after the Costners separated.

Now to the cold hard cash of it all, which is that Kevin’s ex-wife finding a new husband will not save KC a dime … and that’s because he’s already done paying her spousal support. According to court docs filed during their divorce battle, Kevin forked over a $1 million lump sum to Christine, as their prenup stipulated.

However, we also broke the story … Kevin’s paying $63K a month to Christine in child support for their 3 kids. Their final divorce settlement also has them sharing custody of 17-year-old Cayden Wyatt, 15-year-old Hayes Logan and 14-year-old Grace Avery.

Child support is not impacted by either parent’s marital status, so all that stays the same.

As part of their divorce, Kevin also contributed an additional $200K toward Christine’s down payment for a new home, and agreed to pay the monthly mortgage, property tax, and insurance payments for the first year she lives there. It’s unclear if Josh will be moving into Christine’s pad, or if the happy couple’s moving into a new place together.

Public Enemy’s Chuck D and Flavor Flav supported the Altadena community after the L.A. wildfires, linking up for a surprise performance and helping locals with some financial relief to rebuild.

The iconic rappers really made the most of their charitable efforts, collabing on their tune “Fight the Power” on stage for the Black Music Action Coalition’s Restore and Rebuild event Wednesday.

One standout moment was when they gifted $2,500 to 10-year-old Grayson Roberts, who’s visually impaired, and his family — to replace his drum kit, which was destroyed in the fire. We’re told Grayson’s family received a total of $10k overall in donations.

And it looks like their efforts didn’t go unnoticed, with more families receiving financial aid and a much-needed boost of positivity in the community.

Flavo’s been pushing to help out for a while, saying in a previous IG post that not enough was being done for the Black families and communities affected by the California fires.