In a sport selling parity, you can only guess what 2011 NFL games looking good now could be big TV draws this fall.

Music cruise organizer Sixthman is lining up Elvis tribute artists and former bandmates for another Elvis extravaganza.

Florida's 70-year growth streak could not be broken despite a dramatic downturn in recent years.

Now, with many low-cost carriers expanding their route networks to include certain beach destinations, you can head there affordably.

Trying to sort out the NFL's playoff picture? Good luck. There's a lot of football left. Just one first-place team, Kansas City, has a lead of more than a game, while a mere two games separates teams currently holding the No. 3 and No. 8 seeds in the AFC and NFC. So much for the typical December talk about the wisdom of resting starters.

USA TODAY looks at the Week 13 matchups, including the game of the week between the New York Jets and New England Patriots:

Next man up. That's the mantra that everyone can relate to in the NFL. "It sounds like a broken record," Indianapolis Colts safety Antoine Bethea said after Sunday's loss at New England. "But everyone here is capable of playing at a high level. So if somebody goes down, the next man up has to come in and play ball."

Halloween? How about Black Sunday on Randol Mill Road? Talk about your heavyweight twinbill. Jerry Jones in the afternoon and George W. Bush at night, just down the street from one another. First, the Dallas Cowboys against Jacksonville, trying not to go 1-6. Then, maybe 600 yards away, the Texas Rangers against San Francisco in Game 4 of the World Series, trying not to go down 3-1.

Torrential downpours from a faded tropical storm inundated the Northeast on Friday, forcing evacuations, toppling trees, cutting power to thousands and washing out roads during a snarled morning commute. Water pooled so deeply in a Philadelphia suburb that a car literally floated on top of another car.