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All of this years Superbowl commercials in one place and you can vote for your favorite.

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Normally, it's pretty easy for someone to disrupt a live news report with a carefully-placed videobomb. But the annoying woman in this clip gets totally owned by a reporter who just isn't having it.

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According to a story posted on the WVLA website, a secret service K9 fell to its death while it was on duty in a parking garage in New Orleans.  CNN reports that the secret service was clearing the garage near a hotel where Vice President Joe Biden was speaking.

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According to Yahoo! Sports, the New Orleans Hornets will announce the name change tomorrow at 3pm.  They will become the New Orleans Pelicans (you know, as in "The Louisiana State Bird"... I guess that "The Pelicans" sounds better than "The Honeybees" or "The Magnolias"....)

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This parody "Visitor's Guide" is getting shared like fire on Facebook today; I don't know the original author, but this was obviously written by someone VERY familiar with New Orleans (and the Saints' history with the 49ers).

2013 OFFICIAL TOURISM AND INFORMATION GUIDE FOR VISITING 49ERS FANS

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My dream to join the volunteer team for Super Bowl XLVII as Drew Brees' driver didn't quite work out the way I'd hoped it would, but thousands of other volunteers and fans will participate in dozens of other important activities leading up to the big game.

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The Times Picayune is reporting that former New Orleans mayor Ray Nagin has been indicted on 21 counts of corruption by a federal grand jury, alleging that while in office, Nagin took cash bribes and gifts from two city contractors and used his gubernatorial authority to secure a granite installation contract from Home Depot's Central City location. Nagin is the first mayor in New Orleans' history to be indicted by a grand jury on corruption charges, which in

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New Orleans area bar owners and restaurateurs are making it known that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is not welcome in their establishments.

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After the September 11, 2001 terrorists’ attacks Louisiana citizens raised funds to replace fire equipment for FDNY. The first fire engine was named the “Spirit of Louisiana.” The truck was delivered in December, 2001

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Irma Thomas' story is an engrained part of classic soul mythology: She grew up singing in a Baptist church choir; by the age of 19 she'd had four children and married twice; just before her breakthrough, she was fired from her 9 to 5 at a New Orleans diner for singing on the job.

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Madonna received boos and lost a few fans during her show in New Orleans Saturday night when she asked the crowd, "Who's registered to vote?" and then added, "I don't care who you vote for as long as you vote for Obama

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Listen to CJ and Debbie Ray this week to win tickets to see Gotye, the indie pop artist who's responsible for the hit song, "Somebody That I Used to Know" at UNO Lakefront Arena in New Orleans on Wednesday, October 10th.

When we first heard of him, we thought, "Well, that's 'G

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