From 1912 to 1948, Art Competitions Were Part of the Olympics
Medals were awarded for architecture, music, painting, and sculpture.
Medals were awarded for architecture, music, painting, and sculpture.
When it came time to collect their medals, these athletes said, "No thanks."
You wouldn’t know it with all the hype surrounding the Tokyo Olympics right now, but there are things more important than winning a medal. Just ask these athletes, who had good reason to sell their hard-earned precious metal.
When the London Olympics open on July 27th, the Parade of Nations will be our introduction to the 2012 athletes. What each team wears to the Opening Ceremonies is the stuff of much conjecture, drama, pride, gossip, and criticism. Let's see what some of t
Less than a month to go before the opening of the London Olympics, and we are halfway through the 70-day Olympic Torch Relay that takes the Olympic Flame through all four countries of the United Kingdom. The route covers 8,000 miles and involves 8,000 rel
Back in 2008, during the Beijing Olympics, we were regaled with stories about the monstrous 12,000 calorie daily diet that American swimming sensation Michael Phelps consumed while gearing up for the Games. Alas, Phelps revealed last month his diet has ne
The Olympic Games showcase the best in sport, but some athletes have gone for the gold in bad behavior.
Every Olympic city provides separate housing for the world's media and an Olympic Village for the athletes, coaches and team officials. By most accounts, Vancouver's Olympic housing is a jewel. At the very least, what it clearly is not is a converted men
Some of them are adorable. Some of them are atrocious. All of them are, on some level, creepy. They are the mascots of the Winter Olympic Games, and these are their stories.
The Winter Olympics are still a week and a half away, but it's never too early to start getting warmed up. Let's take a look at the origins of some of the events you'll be enjoying from Vancouver. 1. Figure