It was officially declared to PEOPLE by the palace of Monaco, that Prince Albert II of Monaco is going to marry Charlene Wittstock, a former swimmer from South Africa. So, ladies, this eligible confirmed bachelor will soon change his marital status. According to the palace Press Service, everybody is extremely happy. The 52-year-old prince and [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Winter Olympic’
Matt Lauer, Rumours are False
May 15th, 2010 |
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A National Enquirer chronicle accounted the Today demonstrate host, fifty-two, had left the NYC house he partakes with wife Annette Roque, forty-four, and their 3 young children.
The chronicle keeps on saying Roque got mistrustful once Lauer travelled to Vancouver reporting on the Winter Olympic Games in Feb. And that he dropped February 14 with her [...]
10 Incredibly Sexy “Sports†That Should Be in the Olympics
April 12th, 2010 |
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Sometimes the games are worth watching (figure skating), while others are not (curling). What we want to see though, are some sexy sports that are often ignored (as some say they should be). Here are 10 incredibly sexy “sports” that should be in the Olympics.


Ice dancers banish Canadian blues
February 24th, 2010 |
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A young pair of ice dancers lifted the host country out of its Winter Olympic gloom with a golden performance on Monday just as Canadians were questioning their team’s medal-winning capability. Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir, who began skating together as children, brought home Canada’s first
Apolo Anton Ohno Makes Winter Olympics History After Winning Seventh Medal
February 21st, 2010 |
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Just call Apolo Anton Ohno the most decorated sportsman in the history of the Winter Olympics. The speed skater glided into the history books this weekend, winning a record breaking seventh winter games medal after completing the men’s 1000-meter short-track on Saturday.
Apolo’s bronze medal win set a new U.S. mark for medals won at the [...]
Williams brings Britain gold
February 21st, 2010 |
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Britain claimed its first individual Winter Olympic gold in 30 years on Friday as Aksel Lund Svindal landed the super-G title and figure skater Yevgeny Plushenko’s failure to defend his crown sparked a furious backlash. Amy Williams rocketed to victory in the women’s skeleton in a combined time
Hannah Teter Pictures
February 14th, 2010 |
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Hannah Teter Swimsuit Pic
Hannah Teter (pictured above) is an American snowboarder competing at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. She’s an accomplished athlete, having won gold in the halfpipe at Torino in 2006, but she’s attracting quite a bit of attention lately for posing in some skimpy bikini’s for Sports Illustrated’s Swimsuit edition. Teter is looking [...]
“We Are The World†Remake Will Debut During 2010 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony
February 13th, 2010 |
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Lionel Richie and Quincy Jones’ star-studded remake of the charity classic “We Are The World” will be unveiled during tonight’s opening ceremonies for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver.
Twenty-five years ago, the iconic recording generated millions of dollars to aid famine relef in Africa. The recently-recorded contemporary version of the song — titled “We [...]
Gold in the cold
February 11th, 2010 |
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Canada hopes that extra medals compensate for the costs of staging the Winter Olympics
THE 21st Winter Olympic Games get under way in Vancouver, Canada, on Friday 12th February. The games were first held in 1924 in Chamonix, France, with just 258 athletes competing for 15 gold medals. As the games have grown in stature, countries have been willing to spend increasing amounts on hosting them. The staging costs of the event (excluding infrastructure) have grown from $150m in 1980 to around $1.6 billion for this year’s event. But such largesse can bring success. Home advantage has, on average, added an additional six medals to a country’s tally. With a total of 86 gold medals up for grabs this year, Canada will be hoping to cash in.
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A Salute To Olympic Entrepreneurs
February 9th, 2010 |
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It’s one thing to be an entrepreneur trying desperately to make it in such a competitive environment. But what if, in addition to your entrepreneurial duties of running your own small business, you were also training for the upcoming Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver?
Talk about multitasking.
The Wall Street Journal reveals what it’s like for several [...]