Brady was 10-for-10 on the drive and completed his last 11 passes in the half.

Indianapolis, IN (Sports Network) - Eli Manning and the New York Giants did it again, beating the New England Patriots with another game-winning drive in the Super Bowl.

Ahmad Bradshaw scored on a six-yard touchdown run with 57 seconds remaining to lift the Giants to a 21-17 win on Sunday.

Manning led the 88-yard drive to win the game and was named Most Valuable Player, just like he orchestrated an 83-yard drive to capture the 2008 Super Bowl over the Patriots, which ended New England's hopes of a perfect season and ended with Manning winning MVP.

With time running down -- and a chance to let it tick off even further -- Bradshaw nearly sat at the half-yard line before falling back into the end zone for the touchdown. A two-point conversion failed.

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Congratulations to James Fortune & FIYA, whose new release Identity, celebrates its second week atop the Billboard Top Gospel Charts. The album also enters at #6 on the Independent Charts and #28 on the Billboard Top 200 Charts. The Joyful Noise Soundtrack maintains the #2 position on this week's charts. The WOW Gospel 2012 compilations debuts at the #3 spot followed by Myron Butler's brand new release Worship, which debuts at the #4 position. Arise: The Live Worship Experience from William McDowell rounds out the week's top five albums. In other chart news, Kirk Franklin's The Essential Kirk Franklin debuts at #16 and Another Level, the latest from Luther Barnes & The Sunset Jubilaires debuts at #21.

In the world of radio, Isaac Carree's "In The Middle" spends its seventh consecutive week at the top of the radio charts. "Still Able" from James Fortune & FIYA moves to the #2 spot while "I Need Your Glory" from Earnest Pugh takes the #3 position. "Spiritual" from Donald Lawrence & Company holds to the #4 spot while William McDowell's "I Won't Go Back" rounds out the week's top five songs.

On this day in 1952, after a long illness, King George VI of Great Britain and Northern Ireland dies in his sleep at the royal estate at Sandringham. Princess Elizabeth, the oldest of the king's two daughters and next in line to succeed him, was in Kenya at the time of her father's death; she was crowned Queen Elizabeth II on June 2, 1953, at age 27.

King George VI, the second son of King George V, ascended to the throne in 1936 after his older brother, King Edward VIII, voluntarily abdicated to marry American divorcee Wallis Simpson. During World War II, George worked to rally the spirits of the British people by touring war zones, making a series of morale-boosting radio broadcasts (for which he overcame a speech impediment) and shunning the safety of the countryside to remain with his wife in bomb-damaged Buckingham Palace. The king's health deteriorated in 1949, but he continued to perform state duties until his death in 1952.

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A funeral mass will be held at 11am today at St. Louis Cathedral for Harry Michael Ainsworth, the good Samaritan who was shot and killed last week in front of his two sons when he intervened to stop a carjacking in Algiers.

The would-be carjacker is still at large.

A reception will be held at the 8th District police station at 334 Royal Street following the funeral mass.

Ainsworth was a member of the Cops 8 Citizens Organization for Police Support in the 8th District.

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By: Stacy A. Anderson, Associated Press

WASHINGTON (AP) — Author and activist Maya Angelou hopes for a time when Black History Month will no longer be needed to explain the contributions of African-Americans.

"We want to reach a time when there won't be Black History Month, when black history will be so integrated into American history that we study it along with every other history," she said in an interview from her home in Winston-Salem, N.C., on Wednesday. "That's the hope, and we have to continue to work until that is true, until that becomes a fact."

In the meantime, she said, she will continue to put the history out there.

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On this day in 1917, President Woodrow Wilson speaks for two hours before a historic session of Congress to announce that the United States is breaking diplomatic relations with Germany.

Due to the reintroduction of the German navy's policy of unlimited submarine warfare, announced two days earlier by Chancellor Theobald von Bethmann Hollwegg, Wilson announced that his government had no choice but to cut all diplomatic ties with Germany in order to uphold the honor and dignity of the United States. Though he maintained that We do not desire any hostile conflict with the German government, Wilson nevertheless cautioned that war would follow if Germany followed through on its threat to sink American ships without warning.

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Move over "Real Housewives" and make room for the women of the cloth.

TLC is capitalizing on the latest trend of reality shows and giving the world what it really wants to see with a new series, "First Ladies" of the Atlanta area churches.

True Entertainment, the same production company behind the "Housewives" franchise, is behind the new show.

"We are excited to work with TLC to profile the lives of these strong-willed women," True Entertainment president Steven Weinstock says. "With most praise in religious communities directed towards male preachers, we are thrilled to give these remarkable ladies the spotlight they crave and deserve."

The series will follow the women who play the role of preacher’s wives and mothers at home. The real drama is how they manage both while keeping their cool.

An airdate has yet to be announced.

BET's hit singing competition Sunday Best is gearing up for its fifth season. Auditions for the new season kick off in Dallas, TX on March 24. Other cities for auditions include Washington, DC (March 31) and Atlanta, GA (April 14) with a fourth date and city to be announced. Alumni of the series include Crystal Aikin, Y'Anna Crawley, Jessica Reedy, Le'Andria Johnson, and Amber Bullock.