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New Orleans Beyond Bourbon Street
From out-of-the-way jazz joints to po’ boy shacks, a native son shares his favorite haunts in the Big Easy
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The List: Smithsonian’s Top 11 Football Artifacts
The Smithsonian’s unique collection of football art, memorabilia and unusual artifacts
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The New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum
Wooden masks, portraits and the occasional human skull mark the collections of this small museum near the French Quarter
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The Early History of Football’s Forward Pass
The forward pass was ridiculed by college football’s powerhouse teams only to be proved wrong by Pop Warner and his Indians
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A roundup of how scientists explain America’s most popular sport
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Five Ways to Cook With Beer — Super Bowl Style
Beer is surprisingly versatile — use it in any (or all!) of these dishes to spice up your football-watching party
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The American Football League’s Foolish Club
Succeeding where previous leagues had failed, the AFL introduced an exciting brand of football forcing the NFL to change its entrenched ways
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Wing Shortage Looms On Eve of Super Bowl
About 5 percent of the nation’s chicken wings are eaten on that day - the product of a staggering 300 million chickens
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