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Paulina Gretzky Scandalizes Canada (and Dad) with Photos – Again!

Originally posted 04/30/2012 05:45PM

Oh, Canada. What to do?

Paulina Gretzky had just cooled a scandal over her racy photos online by temporarily shutting down her Twitter account, only to stir things up again – this time on Instagram.

The daughter of national hockey treasure Wayne "The Great One" Gretzky and actress wife Janet Jones posted photos of herself cavorting in a bikini in Las Vegas in poses The Vancouver Sun described as "shocking" and "dirty."

"Take a look – if you dare," the newspaper warned readers, before adding a link to the pictures.

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Wayne Gretzky's Daughter Closes Racy Twitter Account

Originally posted 11/30/2011 06:10PM

Paulina Gretzky's prolific (and racy) Tweeting didn't score any points with her famous father, apparently.

The party-girl daughter of hockey superstar Wayne Gretzky shut down her Twitter account over the weekend – apparently after a chat with her father.

"Having a nice sit down dinner with my dad about social media..haha," Paulina Tweeted last week – before closing her account.

The 22-year-old aspiring model, actress and singer was known for chronicling her party lifestyle and posting sexy photos wearing lingerie, bikinis and skimpy outfits on her account.

Before singing off on Saturday, she Tweeted, "Taking a break from Twitter for a bit. Happy Holidays!!! xoxo"
– Alla Byrne

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Hockey Great Wayne Gretzky: I Never Bet

Originally posted 02/10/2006 10:00AM

Hockey legend Wayne Gretzky is standing firm in his position that he had nothing to do with the gambling ring bust that has New Jersey state authorities investigating his wife, assistant coach Rick Tocchet and NHL players.

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Gretzky's Great Good-bye

Originally posted 03/18/1999 12:00AM

Wayne Gretzky ended his National Hockey League career on Sunday to rousing cheers and endless chants from an overflow crowd at Madison Square Garden. Smiling through his tears, the greatest player ever made it easy for everyone to say good-bye -- skating around the arena slowly enough for plenty of souvenir photos to be taken. Gretzky, 38, skated one lap around the rink with teammates in tow; then came an encore, with a lone spotlight following him around the ice as Carly Simon's "Nobody Does It Better" resounded throughout the arena.

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