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The Mardi Gras season would not be complete without a King Cake. This traditional pastry finds a place at breakfast tables, neighborhood parties and elaborate balls.

King Cakes have a history rich in tradition, from the day they are eaten to the trinkets that can be found inside them.

The New Orleans King Cake is a carnival and Mardi Gras tradition, but that doesn't keep bakers from producing some to honor LSU or the New Orleans Katrina spirit.

Mardi Gras beads, parades and king cake mark the start of Lent,but carnival celebrations have moved from New Orleans to Florida beach towns like Navarre Beach and Destin.

Mardi Gras as we know it didn't come around until the mid 1900s. This celebration didn't originate as a Christian holiday in New Orleans but as a pagan tradition in Rome.

Mardi Gras has evolved from a Medieval celebration into a worldwide Carnival. The most famous Mardi Gras celebration in North America has always been in New Orleans.

Christmas in France has many unique holiday customs, such as Pere Noel and a Christmas Creche instead of a Christmas tree.

Celebrated around the world... New Orleans is Mardi Gras Central in the USA! Don't think even a hurricane could get in the way of the festivities in this town.

Action, slapstick, fun characters and an ominous villain paired with traditional animation liven this classic tale for boys and dads while also pleasing girls and moms.

Top Chef Season Five: New York is finally at an end. Hosea wins the cooking contest, but what became of Leah? Learn more about the lovebirds reunion embrace!

The Dora the Explorer DVD Dora Celebrates Three Kings Day! teaches preschoolers about a traditional Mexican holiday that takes place on Epiphany, January 6.

New Year's Eve is one of the busiest date nights of the year. Regardless if you're single or attached, many people feel the pressure to make the night fun and special.

Mouthwatering Southern dishes aren't all you'll find in the new Southern Living Homestyle Cookbook.

The Krewe of Zulu has survived segregation, integration, black criticism, wars and depression to become a primary New Orleans carnival attraction.

Hosea Rosenberg, Stefan Richter, and Carla hall are the last three chefs on Top Chef: New York. One of them will be named the winner in the season finale in New Orleans.