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Sweet GOOP Butt and other news - The Superficial

Posted: 24 Apr 2010 03:36 AM PDT

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- Kim Kardashian's divorce papers are hysterical. [PopEater]

- Audrina Patridge has eyes? [Dlisted]

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- Bradley Cooper sticks his penis in this. [DrunkenStepfather: Site is NSFW]

- Miranda Kerr saved the environment. All of it. [HollywoodTuna]

- Rihanna does Vanity Fair. [Popoholic]

- Jennifer Lopez wants to glom onto Glee. [TheFABlife]

- James Cameron wants to be named Emperor of 3-D. [StarPulse]

- Tiger Woods thanks everyone for letting him make all that money. [Just Jared]

- Scarlett Johansson wore the same color as Gwyneth (above) at the Iron Man 2 photocall, yet somehow nobody punched a vulva. [PopSugar]

- Larry King was almost all yours again, ladies. [Celebslam]

- Olivia Munn really faded out fast, didn't she? I blame Dane Cook's penis. [The Blemish]

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Whatever it is, it's led the Habs to a pair of wins in three attempts this season, and three of five in the 2009-10 campaign overall. Yet while they've been successful in the other barn, home hasn't been so sweet; not just this year, but dating back to the 2008 postseason. Canadiens fans haven't seen their team win at the Bell Centre since Game 1 of their second round series against the Flyers two seasons ago.

"It's tough when things don't go right (at home). We had one of our best periods of the season in the first period of our first game here and it didn't work out. We just couldn't find a goal," offered Hal Gill following a team meeting and off-ice workout Saturday at the Bell Sports Complex.

"You want to produce for your home crowd and that can be a pressure thing sometimes, where you try and do too much," he continued. "We have to stick to our game plan. We know we can be successful if we ... play a simple game.

"We did that last night and it paid off."

They – and the fans – would certainly love a repeat on Monday. But after regaining some momentum and keeping their season alive, and with the series now shifting back to the Bell Centre, is the pressure on the Canadiens?

While he believes it's on both teams– his side looking to stave off elimination and the Capitals wanting to close the door on this series – Gill noted it depends on how you approach the situation.

"Pressure is what you make of it," explained the veteran rearguard. "If you put yourself under pressure and crack under pressure, then it's no good. But if you take that pressure and use it as a challenge, and embrace that challenge, then it's fun and you can use it the right way."

On Friday, they opted for the latter. And their coach was happy with what he saw.

"What pleased me most was our determination and the leadership of some of our players," said Jacques Martin. "Our key guys really stepped up their game last night. I also liked our execution."

Execution has been an issue for the team throughout the series thus far, with the Canadiens playing well until a 10-minute stretch or so sees their game get away from them. Martin said they looked at different aspects of their game and certain elements that need improvement, including holding their concentration for 60 minutes or more.

"Obviously we have to play better at home. I think we played a lot better in Washington," said Travis Moen, author of Friday's game-winning goal. "I think we owe it to the fans to come out and have a strong performance."

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