Um... long time, no post.
Just want to let those of our loyal readers Stateside know that my tax dollars are being used to fund the most ridiculous (and awesome) reality show ever: The Battle of the Blades. (Sorry, vids restricted by geography - you'll, uh, have to resort to creative means to find them...)
Take an ex-NHL player. Add an ex-pairs/ice dance figure skater. Make them do their thing Dancing with the Stars style.
What could possibly go wrong?
Monday, October 05, 2009
TOE-PICK!
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Saturday, January 26, 2008
Lord Help Us

To get you guys set for the All-Star weekend comes news that Alyssa Milano will be attending the festivities to launch a NHL version of her clothing line. Milano has a MLB line out called "Touch" that's targeted for female fans:"I am really excited about (my) partnership with the National HockeyLeague," said Milano. "I am looking forward to giving female hockey fans fashion apparel as unique and special as the sport they love."--Canada.com
I've ranted at considerable length about the lack of non-offensive choices for female fan apparel offered by the NHL. Now, I might have absolutely gone crazy but I don't hate that shirt she's wearing and after doing some perusing, asides from this odd, confusing Kimono-type jersey, the line she has out for MLB really isn't bad at all.
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Posting: Tune in tonight to Scarlett Ice for a live-cap of the YoungStars and Skills Competition!
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Saturday, August 25, 2007
Sexyback On Ice
From Dose.ca,
Sexy revivalist Justin Timberlake is set to join the cast of upcoming Mike Myers comedy The Love Guru, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Timberlake, right, will play Jacques Grande, a hockey player for the Los Angeles Kings who exacerbates the situation around the collapsing marriage of a Toronto Maple Leafs hockey star (Romany Malco) and his wife when he seduces the woman. Myers -- who co-wrote the script -- plays a self-help expert who attempts to save the marriage. The film also stars Jessica Alba as the owner of the Maple Leafs and Verne Troyer as the team's coach. Sounds epic. The movie is set to film in Toronto with a June 20, 2008 release.
What?
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