Baltimore celebrates Ravens Super Bowl victory
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Thousands of Baltimore Ravens fans are cheering, singing, dancing and marching along with the team in a parade to celebrate the Super Bowl victory.
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Super Bowl coach has ‘mixed emotions’ about win over brother
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The head coach of the Baltimore Ravens speaks from New Orleans about the tumultuous Super Bowl, saying the 49ers “changed momentum” in the second half. He also calls his brother, 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh, “the best coach in football.”
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When the Super Bowl goes dark, Twitter lights up
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When the Superdome lost power Sunday night during Super Bowl XLVII, viewers quickly turned their attention to Twitter. The 34-minute-long blackout inspired companies, football fans — and Beyoncé fans — to tweet through the delay.
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Ravens hold off 49ers’ surge to win Super Bowl XLVII
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NEW ORLEANS - The Baltimore Ravens fended off a second half surge from the San Francisco 49ers and overcame a 30-plus minute power outage to win Super Bowl XLVII 34-29.
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Beyonce electrifies Super Bowl Halftime Show
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She brought the house down — and some joked, took out the power. Superstar Beyonce’s Super Bowl halftime show dazzled the crowd even before the singer reunited onstage with her hit 1990s R&B group, Destiny’s Child.
Power goes out in Superdome, delaying Super Bowl XLVII in 3rd quarter
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NEW ORLEANS - Baltimore didn’t lose any momentum from an extended halftime.
Jacoby Jones took the 2nd half kickoff back 109 yards — setting an NFL record — to extend the Baltimore Ravens’ lead to 28-6 early in the third quarter.
Then the Superdome lights went out. Officials are still working to restore power to the stadium.
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Jennifer Hudson sings “God Bless America” with the Sandy Hook Elementary School Choir
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In an emotional pre-Super Bowl moment, Hudson and the choir all wore green ribbons, a sign of their support for the school, which lost 20 students and 6 staff members in a horrific December shooting.
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Live-blogging Super Bowl ads: The good, the bad, the viral
Welcome to the NBC News 2013 Super Bowl ad coverage. We’ll be keeping you updated with our takes and quips on all the big Super Bowl ads this year.
Our aim is to be select, smart, conversational and fun, so not every single ad will appear, just the ones we feel are noteworthy. We’ll also be uploading clips of the ads we pick throughout the game.
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Nine things to watch while watching the Super Bowl
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More than 100 million people will watch Super Bowl XLVII on Sunday. Those not in New Orleans will be chowing down on pizza and wings (some from luxurious man caves that probably aren’t in your neighbor’s basement ), waiting to laugh at ads, gawk at the halftime show and maybe even catch some football.
So what, exactly, will you see on Sunday when the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens play for NFL bragging rights? Here’s what.
What part of the Super Bowl are you most excited about?
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Who will win Super Bowl XLVII? Predictions
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We’ve finally reached the end of the road. After 256 regular-season games (I won by 11) and 11 postseason games (MDS is up three), it’s time to pick a winner in the Super Bowl.
So without further adieu, here are our predictions on one of the hardest Super Bowls to predict.
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Beyoncé: ‘I will absolutely be singing live’ at Super Bowl
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In case you were wondering whether Beyonce can sing the national anthem, the answer is a defiant yes.
The singer took the stage at a Super Bowl news conference on Thursday in New Orleans and launched into an a capella version of “The Star Spangled Banner,” and when she finished, asked simply, “Any questions?”
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Beyoncé: ‘I will absolutely be singing live’ at Super Bowl
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In case you were wondering whether Beyoncé can sing the national anthem, the answer is a defiant yes.
The singer took the stage at a Super Bowl news conference on Thursday in New Orleans and launched into an a capella version of “The Star Spangled Banner,” and when she finished, asked simply, “Any questions?”
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Kaepernick rallies 49ers past Falcons, into Super Bowl
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ATLANTA - Colin Kaepernick rallied the San Francisco 49ers from a 17-point deficit and the 49er defense stopped the Atlanta Falcons deep in their territory late to win the NFC championship game 28-24 and reach Super Bowl XLVII.
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‘Little Darth Vader,’ 7: ‘I feel strong’ facing surgery
Seven-year-old Max Page, who captured the hearts of millions as “Little Darth Vader” in Volkswagen’s Super Bowl commercial, will now undergo open-heart surgery to replace a valve. NBC’s Michelle Franzen reports and TODAY’s Ann Curry talks with Max’s parents, Buck and Jennifer Page.
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