25 Coolest Moments in Olympic Opening Ceremony History
The Tokyo Olympics have been rescheduled for this summer. In anticipation of the event, we're looking back on the most epic moments from opening ceremonies past.
The Tokyo Olympics have been rescheduled for this summer. In anticipation of the event, we're looking back on the most epic moments from opening ceremonies past.
It’s been dubbed “the darkest building on Earth.”
Make America skate again!
When an athlete loses a gold medal, do they actually have to give it back?
Being a Good Samaritan pays off.
Faith Kipyegon's family can finally watch her race.
Wow your friends during your Olympic watch party with these winning, weird, and wonderful Olympic words and their origins.
The chef behind the world's best restaurant has found a way to give back.
Tas Pappas shared why he thinks skateboarding and the Olympics won't mix.
Even sports stars have to pay the bills.
Before flying out of the starting blocks—and ultimately taking Olympic gold in the 100-meter race for the third time—Jamaica's Usain Bolt was met not with the fire of a pistol, but a noise triggered by an electronic gun.
In the name of equality, there's also a husband-dragging competition.
The "unisuit" has antimicrobial properties, but that's not even the most innovative thing about it.
"We may have hit peak crystal."
The perfect combination of factors made the diving pool a hotbed for algae.
It only took nine years to construct this giant on a hill.
Aside from being Rio law, there's another good reason the Olympics have gone full 'Baywatch.'
From inside a casket to inside a coffee table, these winners made a different choice.
Birthmarks? Accessories? A bizarre form of intimidation?
Before he was the "Voice of Swimming," Gaines led Team USA to victory.
Consider yourself warned.
Halfway through the race, the situation looked so dire that commentators seriously worried he was drowning.
While winning a medal is the ultimate goal of any athlete competing during the Olympic Games, sometimes their victories are short-lived.