• The Yankees need to rethink their approach

    The Yankees need to rethink their approach
    The New York Yankees have decided to bring fifteen position players and eleven pitchers for their Division Series against the Tampa Bay Rays in order to have several offensive bench options.
    In fact, in the first game against Drew Rasmussen on the mound, the Bombers had only one right-handed batter among the nine starters: George Lombard Jr.
    But the results didn't materialize, as the New York batters recorded just one measly hit in the entire game and were struck out no fewer than twelve times.
  • 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
  • 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
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  • 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
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  • 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
  • Gavin McKenna is (already) pointing the finger at the media in Toronto

    Gavin McKenna is (already) pointing the finger at the media in Toronto
    How do you view Gavin McKenna's situation in Toronto?
    The young player is making headlines right now because he decided not to take the ice for an optional team practice on Sunday. In fact, it's causing quite a stir… because this is already the third time this season that this has happened.
    For a kid his age, that's… unusual?
    After all, the kid said he didn't want to practice so he could save his energy for the games. But Gilbert Delorme summed it up well this morning on the radio:
  • The Impact of the PQ’s Election on the Return of the Expos

    The Impact of the PQ’s Election on the Return of the Expos
    Last night, Quebecers elected Paul St-Pierre Plamondon as premier of Quebec. He will lead a minority government.Everyone is eager to see how the Parti Québécois will lead Quebec in the coming weeks, months, and years.
    Even though it's not as big an issue as education or health care, one might wonder how the potential return of the Expos will be viewed.
    After all, the topic has come back into the spotlight in recent months.
    Ashkan Karbasfrooshan, who manages the project and never he
  • Here comes Artificial

    Here comes Artificial
    Aaron Sorkin’s The Social Reckoning, about Meta and Mark Zuckerberg and whistle blowing, opens this Friday. Reviews are embargoed until tomorrow but from the early reactions that I’ve seen so far, the most common description is that it’s “solid”. Solid is good, but it is not spectacular, and I say this because Luca Guadagnino’s Artificial, which is about Sam Altman and OpenAI, screened last night at the NY Film Festival, and it seems to be making a lot more no
  • Things aren’t going well for Lamar Jackson

    Things aren’t going well for Lamar Jackson
    Lamar Jackson could be sidelined for an indefinite period after suffering an ankle injury during the Baltimore Ravens' game against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.According to NFL Network expert Ian Rapoport, the 29-year-old star quarterback could miss several games.
    The injury occurred with just 14 seconds left in the first half. Jackson was tackled by Titans defensive end Jermaine Johnson II. Following the contact, the Baltimore player's ankle twisted abnormally, preventing him from returning
  • The Strange Situation of Oliver Kapanen

    The Strange Situation of Oliver Kapanen
    Who is the Canadiens' second-line center? It's a question that keeps coming up.
    For now, it's Alex Newhook. He's been playing alongside Juraj Slafkovsky and Ivan Demidov ever since Oliver Kapanen got injured before Game 1 of the season.
    And he'll be playing with Slaf and Kirby Dach (replacing Demidov) tonight.
    In fact, from the very first day of camp, Kapanen had earned the spot. He held onto it for the entire camp… until he got injured.
    And now? We're waiting for his return—even th
  • Simple Plan plays in Vancouver: What to know about the show

    Simple Plan plays in Vancouver: What to know about the show
    We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. Canadian platinum-selling pop punk group Simple Plan hasn’t headed out on a headline tour of Canada since 2016. Now the group is bringing its Bigger Than You Think cross-country tour to 15 different locations.This latest run is an extension of the band’s 25th anniversary world tour that has seen it take its upbeat tunes to sold out shows ranging from Paris to Manila.
  • 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
  • Staind is coming to Vancouver: What to know about the concert

    Staind is coming to Vancouver: What to know about the concert
    We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. Formed in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1995, Staind rose to the top of the era’s nü rock scene with its mix of grunge style grind and hair metal melodic feel. The group hit its peak with 2001s Break the Cycle which would go on to sell 7 times platinum and net the band a best hard rock song performance for It’s Been a While from that album.To celebrate 25 years s
  • Three teams with 0-2 records aiming for the unthinkable

    Three teams with 0-2 records aiming for the unthinkable
    The Milwaukee Brewers will have a chance to close out the series against the Padres in San Diego as early as tonight (Tuesday). And with the Chicago White Sox's victory over the Cleveland Guardians and the Tampa Bay Rays' win over the New York Yankees yesterday (Monday), that means three of the four Division Series are currently at 2-0.
    The second round of the playoffs could therefore end sooner than expected. That's because, in the history of Major League Baseball, very few teams have come back
  • Ivan Demidov’s Injury: Kent Hughes Loses Bargaining Power in the Market

    Ivan Demidov’s Injury: Kent Hughes Loses Bargaining Power in the Market
    Ivan Demidov will be out for two to four weeks. Let's hope it doesn't take any longer than that.
    As a result, this means that the Canadiens will have Alex Newhook and Kirby Dach in their top six for their season opener.
    These are two players who would ideally play on a third line. Dach is in to replace Demidov, and Newhook is in to replace Oliver Kapanen, who is injured… and who isn't 100% established as a top-six player to begin with.Your lineup for tonight, based on this morning's pract
  • Kylie Jenner’s Bachelorette Weekend

    Kylie Jenner’s Bachelorette Weekend
    This was inevitable. Six months ago when Kylie Jenner covered Vanity Fair, basically a press release announcing her acting ambitions pegged to her appearance in Charli XCX’s The Moment, for their spring issue that dropped right before the Oscars, it was only a matter of time. That time is now. Deadline reported yesterday that she will star in a new series, straight-to-order, on Hulu called Bachelorette Weekend. Kylie will also co-executive produce alongside Kim Kardashian.The story here is
  • Important CFL Announcement Regarding Tyson Philpot

    Important CFL Announcement Regarding Tyson Philpot
    Tyson Philpot continues to establish himself as one of the Montreal Alouettes' top offensive weapons.
    The Canadian wide receiver was named Player of the Week for Week 18 in the Canadian Football League (CFL), an honor that caps off yet another standout performance this season.
    In Montreal's 37-10 victory over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Philpot was particularly dominant. He recorded 11 receptions for an impressive total of 207 yards, surpassing the 200-yard mark in a single game for the second ti
  • Here is the Canadiens’ lineup (without Ivan Demidov) for tonight

    Here is the Canadiens’ lineup (without Ivan Demidov) for tonight
    What we saw at yesterday's practice gave us some clues about the Canadiens' projected lineup for tonight's game against Carolina.
    And since Ivan Demidov (who will be out for a few weeks, as you probably know) wasn't on the ice in Brossard yesterday, what we saw is representative.
    So what should we expect to see tonight?
    1. First, it's worth noting that the top line remains intact and that Juraj Slafkovsky stays with Alex Newhook on the second line. Kirby Dach rounds out the trio.
    Will he make th
  • Ivan Demidov: out for two to four weeks

    Ivan Demidov: out for two to four weeks
    The Ivan Demidov situation is causing quite a stir.
    After all, his absence from yesterday's practice, along with all the stories about his injuries and canceled autograph sessions, are starting to cause quite a bit of concern.
    And that's perfectly normal.What's really going on with Ivan Demidov? → https://t.co/LMvd8XISyy
    — DansLesCoulisses (@DLCoulisses) October 6, 2026Naturally, with just a few hours to go before the season opener (at home) against the Carolina Hurricanes, people wer
  • Off to a Strong Start: The Yankees Announce Their Plan to Save Their Season

    Off to a Strong Start: The Yankees Announce Their Plan to Save Their Season
    After a defensive performance worthy (or rather unworthy) of Cirque du Soleil against the Tampa Bay Rays last night (Monday)—in which they committed no fewer than four official errors—the New York Yankees are now on life support in these 2026 playoffs.
    And to save their season, manager Aaron Boone will put Max Fried on the mound at Yankee Stadium tomorrow (Wednesday).
    There had been speculation that Carlos Rodon would take the mound—he has yet to pitch in this postseason—
  • The Lions release Josh Hagerty following his controversial actions toward Liam Talbot

    The Lions release Josh Hagerty following his controversial actions toward Liam Talbot
    The British Columbia Lions have decided to end their association with linebacker Josh Hagerty, a few weeks after a controversial incident that resulted in a serious injury to Montreal Alouettes running back Liam Talbot.
    The decision was announced Tuesday, following an internal investigation conducted by the organization. The British Columbia club stated that it had met with Hagerty and his representatives to review the events, their circumstances, and the possible consequences of his actions.
    In
  • Double cancellation: Ivan Demidov’s back injury flares up again

    Double cancellation: Ivan Demidov’s back injury flares up again
    Ivan Demidov has been making headlines since the start of training camp. He blocked a shot in Trois-Rivières during the Kraft Hockeyville game, and since then, he clearly hasn't been at 100%. He's missed several practices, including yesterday morning's session in Brossard, and he doesn't have as much pop in his legs on the ice.
    Last night, I mentioned that Demidov had postponed two private autograph sessions he was scheduled to hold on Friday in Toronto and Sunday in Mascouche. Yes, Demid
  • Intro for October 6, 2026

    Intro for October 6, 2026
    Dear Gossips,Fashion girlies can argue about which fashion house put out the best collection at Paris Fashion Week but for celebrity front row, Chanel won… not because they had more celebrities, but because of what the combination of celebrities delivered while they were seated together, at least in terms of virality which is one of the metrics by which media impact value (MIV) is measured.First it was Alexa Demie, Nicole Kidman, Dua Lipa, and Pedro Pascal grooving to Britney’s &ldq
  • Discontent is growing in Toronto: Gavin McKenna continues to miss practices

    Discontent is growing in Toronto: Gavin McKenna continues to miss practices
    The Canadiens want to build a powerhouse that can win the Stanley Cup year after year. They're off to a good start.
    Is there still work to be done? Of course. Everyone here knows exactly what areas Martin St-Louis needs to work on and which positions HuGo needs to fill.
    But the current structure is inspiring. The foundation is there, both on the ice and off it.
    Another big reason the Habs are on the right track is that their star players love hockey. Especially Lane Hutson and Ivan Demidov.
    Do I
  • The Yankees Are on the Verge of Elimination

    The Yankees Are on the Verge of Elimination
    The Yankees lost last night. And they have no one to blame but themselves.
    In a 5-2 loss to the Rays last night, the Yankees put themselves in a position where they're down 2-0 in their best-of-three series.
    They've put themselves in a position where they have to win their next three games to stay in the series.
    Why? Because, on the Rays' home field, they looked like the team Buck Martinez called “bad” in 2025 on Sportsnet.
    Basically, the team was charged with four errors—three