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A casually clad Kate Middleton spent a sporty day playing field hockey with the English Olympic womens’ team in Stratford on Thursday, and RadarOnline.com has photos of her showing off her skills -- and her stick thin figure in super tight skinny jeans.

PHOTOS: Super Skinny Kate Middleton Plays Hockey in England

Ah teen love. Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez may have been at a rough and tumble pro hockey game, but they didn't let that get in the way of a very public make-out session.

Biebs, 17 and Selena, 19 were in a VIP box for the Winnipeg Jets vs. Carolina Hurricanes game in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada Saturday night, with both of them wearing team jerseys.

PHOTOS: Justin Bieber And Selena Gomez Get Their PDA On During Hockey Game

Selena has concert dates through Canada all next week, and will be appearing at the Bell Centre, where the hockey match took place, on October 30.

Hockey player Wayne Simmonds allegedly made a shocking anti-gay slur against rival player Sean Avery during a pre-season game on Monday night, and now the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) is demanding that the NHL make a stand against the homophobic comments.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the ugly epithet was uttered to New York Rangers star Avery by the Flyers player while he was on the ice near the Philadelphia team's bench, and the hateful interaction was caught on video.

Despite the video evidence and the media attention around the comment, the National Hockey League has yet to take action against Simmonds, and GLAAD is calling for the league to take responsibility.

Hockey players are notorious for bloody fist-fights and cruel heckling, but a player took the 'anything goes' nature of the sport too far during a preseason game on Monday, RadarOnline.com has learned.

New York Rangers star Sean Avery revealed that Philadelphia Flyers player Wayne Simmonds called him a homophobic slur during the match-up between the historically rival teams, reported ESPN.com.

The ugly epithet was uttered to Avery while he was on the ice near the Philadelphia team's bench, and a video reply recorded the angry words.

"To be here now having to answer the questions about what he did is disappointing for me. I'm disappointed for him," Avery said after the game.

Things got grisly in Vancouver Wednesday.

PHOTOS: Rioting Takes Over Vancouver

Following the hometown Canucks' 4-0 loss to the Boston Bruins in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup finals, jaded fans took to the streets and rioted for four hours until police were able to subdue them.

Among the reported carnage: four reported stabbings; cars (some of them belonging to police) and trashcans set ablaze; business front windows smashed to smithereens; and of course, looting.