Kaia Gerber Calls Out Mom Cindy Crawford for Posing with an Underwear-Clad Model: 'Where's Dad?'

Cindy Crawford and her rising model daughter Kaia Gerber are undeniably close. The two attend red carpet events together, walk the same runways, pose in endless selfies and support each other’s work. But that doesn’t mean Kaia isn’t savage when it comes to what her mom shares on social media.
In Crawford’s latest Instagram photo, which she captioned “Versace Versace Versace Versace,” the 51-year-old supermodel poses alongside a young male model, dressed in jus

Ivan Demidov is truly bursting with talent. We’ve seen him since the start of the season in the KHL: he accumulates sequences where he looks like a man among children.
And when you consider that he is playing in the KHL, it’s all the more impressive considering that he is… a child among men.
Today, Demidov and the SKA faced Salavat Yulaev. The young Russian didn’t collect a single point… but he almost scored one of the most beautiful goals of his season.
In fact,

Since Emil Heineman was hit by a car, the Canadiens have been trying to find immediate solutions to replace him.
Michael Pezzetta often plays a handful of minutes per game, and Owen Beck has also received a (brief) call-up.
That said, Beck is back in Laval and good Pezz only plays four or five minutes per game. This is not sustainable.
Thus, a new attempt at a solution was made by the Canadiens: it is Rafaël Harvey-Pinard who has been recalled this time.
And we can assume that he has not be

When the Canadiens announced that Samuel Montembeault would be in goal last Thursday, it surprised a few people. After all, it seemed logical to have Dobes play in the middle of the week to give Montembeault the start tonight.
A Saturday night game at the Bell Centre… usually, they’re for the #1 goalie, that one.
This led us to wonder if Montembeault would be still in goal for his team after a busy night of work Thursday… and the answer is no.
In fact, it’s Jakub Dobes

Mikko Rantanen is now a member of the Carolina Hurricanes.
I agree with you, it sounds strange to see the name of such a big NHL star like Rantanen linked to a different team than the one he has played with since the beginning of his career, the Colorado Avalanche.
Few people expected this kind of trade, especially in the middle of January, a few weeks before the Four Nations tournament.
Mikko Rantanen himself did not see it coming.
Indeed, the 28-year-old Finnish winger was just as shocked and

The vast majority of Montreal Canadiens fans have long since given up, or perhaps recently, on Cayden Primeau and his potential in the NHL.
It seems we all wrote him off since he was sent back to Laval with the Rocket, especially since Jakub Dobes has been shining in his NHL debut with a record of 5-0-0.
Dobes has seamlessly taken Primeau’s place in Montreal, and this is after just five games of experience.
In short, we all believe that Cayden Primeau is no longer in the Canadiens’ p

Last night, we likely witnessed the biggest transaction of the 21st century in the National Hockey League, at least certainly since the Matthew Tkachuk/Jonathan Huberdeau trade.
Indeed, to see one of the best players in the NHL, currently ranked 6th in the league’s scoring leaderboard (Mikko Rantanen), being traded for the 12th best scorer in the NHL (Martin Necas) is a unique phenomenon and quite unimaginable in the Bettman circuit, especially in the middle of the season.
Seeing Mikko Ran

There were four games in the National Hockey League last night.
The Canadiens weren’t in action, but we were still keeping an eye on these games.
We were treated to several highlights, of course, and here’s a report.
1. Colton Dach scores his first NHL goal
The offensive awakening of Kirby Dach with the Montreal Canadiens has amusingly coincided with the debut of his brother Colton Dach in the NHL with the Chicago Blackhawks.
Indeed, Colton Dach is making his first steps in the NHL,

Mikko Rantanen has left Colorado. What does this mean for the future?
After all, it is easy to think that Colorado, which is getting Martin Necas as the main piece, is losing out. Rantanen is quite a hockey player.
Does the club want to add a big piece to compensate? Possibly.
I’m not saying that Sidney Crosby will definitely be that big piece (especially since I’m one of those who thinks Sid won’t be moved), but we know that Frank Seravalli mentioned that he heard a “big

At this point, you have seen that the Carolina Hurricanes, Colorado Avalanche, and Chicago Blackhawks have decided to give us some stock this Friday night through a huge transaction. My colleague Pablo Herrera is on the case, indeed.
Mikko Rantanen along with Taylor Hall to Carolina and Martin Necas to Colorado are the key points of the transaction. And at one point, it was thought that Jesperi Kotkaniemi was heading to Denver.
The former Canadian player was heading to Colorado, according to Fra

Do not adjust your device, Mikko Rantanen is no longer a member of the Colorado Avalanche.
The Hurricanes have acquired him in a trade that also involves Taylor Hall from the Chicago Blackhawks.BREAKING: Sources tell @DailyFaceoff that #GoAvsGo are in the process of trading Mikko Rantanen to #Canes.
Sounds like this is a complex three-way deal and I believe Taylor Hall is also involved in the deal going to Carolina from Chicago.
— Frank Seravalli (@frank_seravalli) January 25, 2025 
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Lane Hutson is having a great time in Montreal. Despite his point streak ending yesterday in Detroit, the young defender for the Canadiens has been turning heads since his debut in the NHL.
Except for Corey Pronman, but that’s a bit of a side note.
His success can be attributed to his on-ice skills, his work ethic, but also to his mother, who has been with him in Montreal since the start of the season.
Stu Cowan, a journalist for The Gazette, interviewed Julie Hutson, who ensures that her

Since their holiday trip, the Canadiens have transformed.
The team is playing 100 times better than before Christmas, and it shows when you look at the club’s recent record.
Since January 1st, the Canadiens have posted a record of 5-2-1!
But from the start of the season until January 1st, the Canadiens struggled particularly in one specific category: shots on goal.
The club ranked last in the NHL for average shots per game (25.1), tied with the Detroit Red Wings:
(Credit: NHL.com)
Since Ja

Typically, when an NHL team has the luxury of counting on two 100-point players in its lineup, things go the right way.
In Vancouver, the opposite is happening right now.
The situation surrounding Elias Pettersson and J.T. Miller has been making waves for some time, and now one must wonder what the team’s plan is moving forward.
There are rumors surrounding Miller, but no trade seems to be on the verge of happening because the Canucks are not satisfied with the offers they have received fo

Will Christian Dvorak be back with the Canadiens next season?
Obviously, it is a bit early to answer that question.
The Canadiens will have to make a decision: offer him a new contract, trade him by March 7… Or let him leave via free agency.
D-Vo primarily plays the role of third-line center on the Canadiens roster, but we also know that Jake Evans has the qualities to be in that spot.
And in the context where Evans is also looking for a new contract, it leads Dany Dubé to think th

The situation of Jake Evans is making waves with the Canadiens.
The center player, who is useful in Martin St-Louis’s lineup, is in the last year of his contract.
If he does not reach an agreement with the Canadiens by July 1, Evans will be able to test the free agent market.
There is also a scenario where Kent Hughes sends him elsewhere by the trade deadline, but as time goes on, it is becoming clear that the chances of this happening are slim.
The Canadiens are in the hunt for a playoff

Surprise in the NHL.
The Islanders have just announced the signing of Tony DeAngelo. We’re talking about a contract worth $775,000 that is valid for the remainder of the 2024-25 season.
He will have to clear waivers today since he played in Russia this season as well:#Isles News: The New York Islanders have signed defenseman Tony DeAngelo to a one-year contract for the remainder of the 2024-25 season. pic.twitter.com/IeL4pBylzi
— New York Islanders (@NYIslanders) January 24, 2025
Ton

I don’t know if you’ve seen this, but the Anaheim Ducks are in a tough situation.
Jakob Silfverberg, who played in Anaheim for 11 years, let loose on Greg Cronin, the Ducks’ coach. I mention this because he recently called his former coach an idiot. This was in an interview with the media Expressen.
Why? Because of his actions.Cronin forced us to go on the ice and look him in the eyes while he yelled at us. I thought, “What are you doing? Do you want to humiliate us?&rdqu