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This happened on Friday, when the Los Angeles Kings were still 20 minutes from closing out the St. Louis Blues in their Western Conference quarter-final. And this looks like it is one of two things: It is either two acquaintances trying to laugh off a piece of unfortunate news — or it is one of the most awkward sideline interviews in recent memory.
Mr. T scored a goal at the Blackhawks game on Tuesday night during a promotion at intermission. In the leadup, he was asked for his prediction about the shot from centre ice.
He responded the only way Mr. T knows how: “PAIN. I pity that puck.”
It’s REAL. Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn are dating, as evidenced by these photos for their new Sears clothing line statements on Facebook.
Austrian ski federation chief Peter Schroecksnadel shows a miniature live TV camera fitted on the side of ski goggles during a press conference at the world ski championships. Some skiers will wear such a helmet during the next race at the World Championships and the procuced images will be used for live broadcast. (Photo:FABRICE COFFRINI/AFP/Getty Images)
The Baltimore Ravens are your Super Bowl champions and quarterback Joe Flacco is the MVP. Exciting game. Relive the magic with our recap. (Photo: Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
Beyonce performs at Super Bowl halftime … WITH KELLY AND MICHELLE. (Photo: Al Bello/Getty Images)
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Singer Alicia Keys performs the National Anthem during Super Bowl XLVII between the Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers on February 3. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
You hold your head high, Jim Harbaugh: “They asked me to come on and deliver a positive message to the youth. And for that I’ve been scorned and humiliated.” — Jim Harbaugh, recalling his appearance on the NBC sitcom Saved by the Bell when he was the Colts quarterback. (And deliver a positive message he did.)
Click through for more of this week’s best Super Bowl quotes. (Photos: Mark Humphrey/The Associated Press, Handout/NBC)
Here is Roger Federer hanging out with SpongeBob SquarePants in Melbourne ahead of the Australian Open. (Photo: Andy Wong/The Associated Press)
Lance Armstrong is apparently going to tell all his secrets to Oprah in a special airing next Thursday on the Oprah Winfrey Network. In fact, one British bookmaker is taking bets on the words he might use during the interview, like “Sorry” (1/4 odds) and “Witch Hunt” (2/1)
