• Jessica Biel gets a moment

    Jessica Biel gets a moment
    The cast of Matchbox: The Movie was in New York last night for the premiere. John Cena, Sam Richardson, Arturo Castro, Teyonah Parris, and Jessica Biel have been making the press rounds lately and showed up on the red carpet. Matchbox is going straight to streaming on AppleTV on October 9.Justin Timberlake was in town with Jessica for the event but, incredibly, did not pose with her on the red carpet and does not seem to have walked the carpet at all, so she was able to have her own moment witho
  • Alexandre Carrier Comments on Samuel Montembeault’s Injury

    Alexandre Carrier Comments on Samuel Montembeault’s Injury
    This morning, Samuel Montembeault left practice in pain. The goaltender, who was set to start tomorrow (after making a remarkable comeback), appeared to be experiencing discomfort in his right leg.
    Our colleague Patrick Guillet, who captured footage on site, reported that Monty landed awkwardly during a drill and had trouble getting back up.
    As a result, we're currently holding our breath regarding the Quebec native's condition. Did Samuel Montembeault suffer a serious injury?
    That's the last th
  • Alex Cora has once again turned down the Phillies: he doesn’t want to work in 2027

    Alex Cora has once again turned down the Phillies: he doesn’t want to work in 2027
    In April, as you know, Alex Cora was fired by the Red Sox. But despite everything, he will continue to receive his $7.25 million annual salary through the end of the 2027 season.
    Naturally, this gives him plenty of time to take his time.
    The Phillies offered him the manager's job, but he turned it down. He wanted to spend time with his family during the 2026 season.
    And now Dave Dombrowski has recently reached out to him again to discuss the manager's position for the 2027 season.
    Except that Co
  • Samuel Montembeault Leaves Practice Due to Injury

    Samuel Montembeault Leaves Practice Due to Injury
    Bad news at the CH's practice this morning.
    Samuel Montembeault, who was on the ice, left practice early. He apparently injured himself while making a save and quickly headed back to the locker room.
    According to footage from our colleague Patrick Guillet, it appears the goaltender's right leg was affected. Did Samuel Montembeault suffer a serious injury?
    That's all we need. #gohabsgo https://t.co/RiVwTXQtSX
    — DansLesCoulisses (@DLCoulisses) October 7, 2026When you watch the footage, you c
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  • A Tribute to Jennifer Lawrence

    A Tribute to Jennifer Lawrence
    It’s wild to me that the original tribute is being tributed but, sure, I guess that much time has passed since Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss Everdeen volunteered as tribute and now she’s the one who people are styling themselves after.The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping opens in six weeks and the prequel cast has been doing advance publicity for a while now. There hasn’t been a premiere yet but a few of the young stars of the movie were in Paris for the opening of the Hunge
  • Oliver Kapanen is absent from practice

    Oliver Kapanen is absent from practice
    This morning, the Canadiens practiced following their tough loss to the Hurricanes.
    Obviously, since we know Ivan Demidov is out with an injury for a few weeks, he wasn't one to watch during this morning's practice. We know we can count him out for a while.
    The day he skates with the injured players (and with Lane Hutson, inevitably) before a practice, you'll know about it.Lane Hutson, unsurprisingly, and Kaiden Guhle were the first two players to take the ice this morning in Brossard.@DLCouliss
  • Defense: The price tag for the Canadiens’ ideal target is rising

    Defense: The price tag for the Canadiens’ ideal target is rising
    Defensively, yesterday's game didn't go well for the Canadiens. Of course, I'm not telling you anything you don't already know.
    This summer, there was a lot of talk about bringing in reinforcements for the top six or adding some grit to the forwards… but the idea of signing a defenseman was also on the table.
    And if you ask me, we didn't put enough emphasis on that.
    A few weeks ago, I wrote that the Canadiens absolutely needed to add a defenseman to their roster. And I wasn't talking abou
  • The four Division Series could wrap up today

    The four Division Series could wrap up today
    The National League Division Series will be in its fourth game today (Wednesday), while the American League Division Series will be just getting started with its third game.
    However, all four series could end on the same day, as the Chicago White Sox, the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Tampa Bay Rays, and the Milwaukee Brewers could all eliminate their respective opponents.
    If that were to happen, it would be only the second time in Major League Baseball history that all four Division Series have ende
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  • Intro for October 7, 2026

    Intro for October 7, 2026
    Dear Gossips,Ang Lee’s sumptuous 1995 film, Sense and Sensibility, is widely considered to be a gold standard for Jane Austen adaptations. As Sarah often says, though, every generation deserves their version of Austen – and they’re getting it this fall in theatres and on television. Netflix’s Pride and Prejudice is coming in December to keep us all cozy during the holidays and before that, Sense and Sensibility is the romantic counterprogramming option at the movies, open
  • The same problems, the same weaknesses

    The same problems, the same weaknesses
    Jeff Gorton may have tried to lower fans' expectations at the Canadiens Children's Foundation golf tournament, but the fans refused to lower the bar.
    When you see your team finish the regular season with 106 points and then make it to the Conference Finals a few weeks later, it's only natural to start believing in them the following fall. Most fans expect the Habs to have a better season—and an even better spring—this year.
    Especially with the young players, who all have another year
  • Canadiens: Three players from the current roster were offered in exchange for Kirill Marchenko

    Canadiens: Three players from the current roster were offered in exchange for Kirill Marchenko
    Kirill Marchenko is in Toronto—even though he wanted to play for the Canadiens.
    Of course, we know the Canadiens couldn't reach an agreement with the Blue Jackets on the price to be paid for a trade. Everyone knows that, in fact.
    The Maple Leafs, for their part, had Matthew Knies to offer. And Columbus didn't want just prospects.
    But it's still interesting to note that, according to what Frank Seravalli reports in an article on casino/org, the Habs were still willing to give up current ros
  • It looked like Game 6 of the conference finals

    It looked like Game 6 of the conference finals
    Last year, the Canadiens and the Hurricanes faced off in the semifinals.
    As you surely remember, the Canadiens didn't exactly shine in that series. It started off well in Game 1, but…
    But things got tough after that. We also remember that the Habs couldn't hold on and ran out of steam in the final games of the series, which ended in five games.
    And yesterday, during the first home game of the regular season, it felt like I was watching Game 6 of that series—which, as it happened, wo
  • The Padres Hang On

    The Padres Hang On
    Last night, the Padres and the Brewers faced off. The Padres were trying to avoid a sweep, of course.
    They had to do it without Mason Miller (on paternity leave).
    It quickly became clear that San Diego was there to play. Jackson Merrill drew a reaction from the Brewers' manager live on TV with a superb defensive play.
    We get where Pat Murphy is coming from…
    You know what? Maybe mid-game manager interviews aren't so bad after allpic.twitter.com/q9giX3zaxW
    — Ben Verlander (@BenVerland
  • Top 5: Dylan Larkin Gets Totally Outplayed by Nick Cousins

    Top 5: Dylan Larkin Gets Totally Outplayed by Nick Cousins
    Several games were played last night in the National League.
    Any standouts?
    The Montreal Canadiens' game against the Carolina Hurricanes. The Habs lost—let's see what happened elsewhere across the league.Gavin McKenna recorded his first points for the @MapleLeafs, @GoldenKnights forward Jack Eichel became the NHL's first player to reach 10 points, and the @DetroitRedWings and @NHLBlackhawks earned their first wins of the 2026-27 season during a nine-game Tuesday.
    #NHLStats: https://t.co/qB
  • The Texans sign a former Patriots linebacker who recorded 103 tackles

    The Texans sign a former Patriots linebacker who recorded 103 tackles
    The Houston Texans have made a significant addition to their practice squad as the 2026 NFL season continues.
    The organization has signed linebacker Chad Muma, who will provide depth to a defensive unit dealing with several injuries.
    Muma reached an agreement with Houston after visiting the team. The 26-year-old already has some NFL experience, having been selected in the third round of the 2022 draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars.
    Since entering the NFL, Muma has played for several teams. He has
  • A loss for the CH against the Hurricanes in the season opener

    A loss for the CH against the Hurricanes in the season opener
    The Montreal Canadiens hosted the Carolina Hurricanes for the season opener at the Bell Centre. It was a rematch of the conference finals.
    What stood out during player introductions was that there were boos when Chris Kreider and Kirby Dach were introduced.
    It was to be expected that there would be some tension during the game because of the last playoffs.
    Things had gotten heated during the playoffs, and with it being an opening game at the Bell Centre, it was clear the players wanted to put on
  • The Braves Have Their Backs Against the Wall

    The Braves Have Their Backs Against the Wall
    The only series not at 2-0 continued tonight (Tuesday): the one between the Atlanta Braves and the Los Angeles Dodgers. For the occasion, we were treated to a true pitching duel pitting Yoshinobu Yamamoto against Chris Sale.
    And what was bound to happen did happen, as the scoreless tie held until the fourth inning. That's when the ever-reliable clutch player, Kiké Hernández, stepped up once again with a two-run homer. Then, his teammate Freddie Freeman followed suit two batters lat
  • Patrik Laine: Two teams were interested (but plans changed)

    Patrik Laine: Two teams were interested (but plans changed)
    There are still a few interesting forwards available on the free-agent market. Patrik Laine is one of them, but teams seem reluctant to give him a chance.
    Recently, my colleague Félix Forget wrote an article stating that two teams had reportedly been pushing to sign him. The two teams in question are the Detroit Red Wings and the Los Angeles Kings. However, plans have reportedly changed.
    On the latest episode of TSN's “Insider Trading,” Pierre LeBrun provided an update on the
  • CH: “Dylan Larkin could put an end to the saga tomorrow if he adds the CH to his list”

    CH: “Dylan Larkin could put an end to the saga tomorrow if he adds the CH to his list”
    When will the Dylan Larkin saga come to an end?
    That's the question on everyone's lips.
    There have been several developments in the story since he requested a trade at the end of last season.
    Naturally, the Montreal Canadiens have been linked to Larkin because of their need for a second-line center.
    In a recent article by Frank Seravalli on the Casino website, he quoted an NHL team executive as saying:“Dylan Larkin could end this saga tomorrow if he adds the Habs to his list.”
    Frank
  • Boos for Chris Kreider and Kirby Dach during the Habs’ player introductions

    Boos for Chris Kreider and Kirby Dach during the Habs’ player introductions
    Tonight is the Montreal Canadiens' first game of the season at the Bell Centre.
    And just like every year… we were treated to a special opening ceremony.
    What do you think? Personally, I found it… funny?
    I enjoyed watching Gregory Charles conduct his choir. The young people sang a song by Robert Charlebois, and it turned out really cool.What a beautiful rendition of “Je reviendrai à Montréal,” a Robert Charlebois classic released 50 years ago. Thank you to
  • MLB in Brief: The Sonny Gray Case | Discontent in Baltimore

    MLB in Brief: The Sonny Gray Case | Discontent in Baltimore
    The Sonny Gray Case
    MLB examined his neck (sticky substances?) during Game 2 against the Yankees.I'm told MLB looked into Sonny Gray potentially using sticky stuff in his Game 2 start in the Bronx last week — but he obviously passed in-game standard checks without penalty, which suggests he is in the clear. Any disciplinary action would likely have been taken by now anyway.
    — Chris Cotillo (@ChrisCotillo) October 6, 2026The Kevin Gausman Case
    He continues to be linked to the Blue Jay
  • Scouts: 14 different teams at the Bell Centre tonight

    Scouts: 14 different teams at the Bell Centre tonight
    The stands at the Bell Centre are going to be packed tonight. And not necessarily to watch the Canadiens play.
    According to Karine Hains, no fewer than 14 different NHL teams will have scouts on site.
    Yes… 14.
    That's starting to add up.
    Of course, that doesn't automatically mean that 14 teams are there to scout a specific player. Scouts travel, take notes, and often use their visits to evaluate multiple players at once.
    But when so many teams go out of their way to be in the same place, i
  • The end is near for the CFL’s longest-serving player after a long career

    The end is near for the CFL’s longest-serving player after a long career
    The veteran of the Canadian Football League is about to turn a major page in his career.
    Rene Paredes announced Tuesday that the 2026 season will be his last in the CFL. At 41, the Calgary Stampeders' kicker will thus bring an end to a career spanning more than 15 seasons.
    Paredes announced his decision in a statement, explaining that the choice had not been an easy one. However, the veteran hopes to make the most of his final games and finish his professional career on a high note.
    His story is
  • Stutzle criticizes (B.) Tkachuk, Texier speaks too quickly, and Engström is traded upon Guhle’s return

    Stutzle criticizes (B.) Tkachuk, Texier speaks too quickly, and Engström is traded upon Guhle’s return
    Brady Tkachuk left the Senators this summer.
    And that doesn't seem to have bothered Tim Stutzle much, as he's emerging as one of the Sens' top leaders. He's been carrying the team on his shoulders since the start of the season in Ottawa, and it's working.
    The German has four points in two games, and the Senators remain undefeated as of this writing…
    That said, Stutzle spoke about Tkachuk's departure in a video by Sportsnet and Elliotte Friedman, who sat down with a few NHL players to disc
  • Shohei Ohtani bats fifth in the lineup

    Shohei Ohtani bats fifth in the lineup
    Shohei Ohtani didn’t have a dream season. He still posted a WAR of 6.5… but oh well.
    The reason his third season with the Dodgers hasn't lived up to expectations is because of injuries.
    He hasn't pitched in three months, and the Japanese player hasn't been able to finish the year strong offensively. His time on the injured list didn't change everything.
    He hasn't been himself since returning to the lineup.
    So even though he's Shohei Ohtani, his manager has to make decisions for the
  • Zendaya re-wears Zendaya

    Zendaya re-wears Zendaya
    I forgot about Louis Vuitton when I posted about Chanel this morning – the LV show happened today as the closing show for PFW and as usual the main event is Zendaya wearing Zendaya, and by that I mean she wore a piece she’s already worn, and not that long ago.
    Here’s what it looked like the first time, during The Odyssey press tour.View this post on InstagramA post shared by Harper's Bazaar India (@bazaarindia)
    And here’s what it looks like now, just three months later, s
  • The CH could sign a superstar for $16 million… and the locker room would welcome him with open arms

    The CH could sign a superstar for $16 million… and the locker room would welcome him with open arms
    The Canadiens are on a roll right now.
    They were able to sign their young players before the NHL saw a salary explosion, so the team now has one of the most exciting payrolls in the National Hockey League.
    And that will continue to be the case in the coming years… because we know the salary cap is going to rise. And the Habs will have money to spend on a player who can make a huge impact on the team.
    But one question remains: how would the best players feel about the team signing a talent
  • B.C. union launches petition seeking film tax-credit change 

    B.C. union launches petition seeking film tax-credit change 
    A petition backed by B.C.’s International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees ( IATSE ) Local 891 union is calling on Ottawa to change how the production services tax credit is calculated.The move, the union says, would make B.C. and Canada more competitive for film and TV production .The petition, sponsored by Burnaby Central Liberal MP Wade Chang, opened Tuesday for a 30-day signature campaign. IATSE 891 is urging motion-picture workers, unions and members of the public to sign and c
  • Celebrity Social Media, October 6, 2026

    Celebrity Social Media, October 6, 2026
    There’s some online chatter about The Athletic’s piece on NFL player Jonathan Owens, who is married to Simone Biles. Some people think it’s embarrassing, but I read it completely differently – Owens’ trajectory in the NFL has included injuries and cuts, it has been a grind. His work ethic and tenacity are what kept him in the game and his experience in the pros is probably more typical than that of superstar NFL players.
    He also fully embraces the fact that his wife
  • MC’s MUSIC LOUNGE: A New Boy Band Era

    MC’s MUSIC LOUNGE: A New Boy Band Era
    Shade, Malik, Bradley and Landon met on Building The Band where they were formed as a group before any of them saw each other’s faces. They only heard their voices. The premise of the show was a combination of Making The Band and The Voice, and the result was a set of strong vocalists. The western boy band has felt like a relic of another pop era for the better half of this decade and the later half of the 2010s. Building The Band was the industry’s attempt at reviving the model, and