Man with 'nobody likes a liar' tattoo tells Jimmy Kimmel he's been loving the Winter Olympics

Winter Olympics.Roberts retired from nude streaking in 2013 after starting his rather odd career in 1993.But during the 2018 Winter Games, the 57-year-old returned from his self-imposed retirement.He appeared semi-naked on the ice after the men’s 1,000m speed skating event.Roberts danced around wearing a frilly pink tutu with a monkey pouch covering his genitals.He also had the slogan ‘peace and love’ emblazoned across his chest.Once the medals were awarded for the speed skating event, Roberts charged to the ice and de-robed to reveal himself.The streaker made a love heart symbol with his arms before losing his balance and slipping on the ice, falling flat on his face. According to The Daily Record back in 2018, Roberts has tallied a total of 519 naked appearances at various events.

Southampton, will be keeping a close eye on the ongoing Winter Olympics in Beijing.That is because his daughter, Sara McManus, will be representing Sweden in the curling event.She will participate in the women’s tournament starting next week, alongside her teammates Anna Hasselborg, who is the team leader, Agnes Knochenhauer, Sofia Mabergs and Johanna Heldin.The 30-year-old won a gold medal at the 2018 Winter Olympics alongside Hasselborg, who became the first curler in history to reign as the simultaneous holder of the European Curling Championship gold medal, the World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship gold medal, and the Olympic gold medal.She burst onto the curling scene in 2009 on a team led by Hasselborg, throwing lead rocks in most of the team's games in both the 2009 and 2010 World Junior Curling Championships, with the latter seeing McManus and Sweden emerge victorious.The Swede became the team’s skip for the 2012 and 2013 World Junior Curling Championships, where they finished fourth and fifth respectively.Her first appearance at the Curling World Championships came in 2014, but served as an alternate and did not play any games.Her best finishes at the event came in 2018 and 2019, where Sweden finished as runners-up.After three silver medals at the 2016, 2017 and 2021 European Championships, McManus and the crew finally tasted European glory in 2018, before defending the crown a year later.What have you made of Team GB's start to the WInter Olympics? Let us know in the comments section.Now the daughter of the former Southampton footballer is ready to help her team to more glory in Beijing.They are set to begin their campaign against Team GB in their opening encounter of the round robin stage.Originally from

Go team go! Team USA has a long history of winning at the Winter Olympics and the 2022 Beijing Games are no different.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterNBC Sports says 16 million viewers tuned in to watch the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics opening ceremony on Friday, an all-time low for Olympic ceremonies on linear television.That’s around 43% down compared to the 28.3 million viewers that watched the PyeongChang Winter Olympics opening ceremony in February 2018.Friday’s torch-lighting in Beijing aired live on NBC and the streaming service Peacock beginning at 6:30 a.m. ET yesterday morning and was replayed again in primetime.

Winter Olympics reporter was forcibly dragged off screen by a Chinese security official while broadcasting live from Beijing.Journalist Sjoerd den Daas was covering the games for Dutch broadcaster NOS outside the Bird’s Nest Stadium for the opening ceremony when he was manhandled by a man wearing a red armband.The individual entered the frame and grabbed the journalist, who pleaded by saying: “Please wait a while, I’m doing a live now.”Mr den Daas attempted to continue but was pulled away and told: “Go, this place does not allow you to stay,” before telling his fellow reporter in Dutch “We were also sent away from another spot just before.”The TV station took to Twitter on Friday to announce the reporter was “fine” following the incident, before slamming China’s treatment of journalists.They wrote on their official account: “Our correspondent @Sjoerddendaas was pulled away from the camera by security guards at 12:00 pm live in the NOS Journaal.“Unfortunately, this is increasingly becoming a daily reality for journalists in China.“He is fine and was able to finish his story a few minutes later.”Foreign media covering the games in China are understood to be heavily restricted, with mandatory use of a health-monitoring app and daily PCR tests being implemented.The security guard in question has since been identified as a ‘Public Security Volunteer’, a citizen-led neighbourhood watch helping the police keep order.That has led the IOC to come out and explain that it was an “unfortunate” isolated incident.Do you think there will be further instances of journalists facing trouble in China? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily

Kilmarnock's Kathryn Thomson was left rueing her luck after the first event of her Winter Olympic campaign lasted fewer than 15 seconds.

Chinese authorities interrupted a Dutch journalist’s live report on the Winter Olympics Friday, dragging him off-camera and creating confusion as to why his broadcast was halted.

Arsenal's legendary manager Arsene Wenger - who has a net worth of $48million (£35million).White said: "I think this will be my, well this will be my last competition too, which is pretty special."White cited his knee, among other things: "It's this and it's that, all these things are major things that brought me to this conclusion."White made his first Winter Olympics in the 2006 games, which were held in Turin, where he won gold in the half-pipe after almost being eliminated in the qualifiers.He also won gold at the 2010 edition, but he only managed fourth in the 2014 iteration of the games.But the Olympics isn't White's only success, and he dominated the sport in other events such as the X-Games.White is also part of the highly exclusive group to have a video game named after him: alongside Tiger Woods and Brian Lara. Will you be watching Shaun White at the Olympics? Let us know in the comments section Wenger, on the other hand, was one of the Premier League's longest-serving coaches.Between 1996 and 2018, Wenger was in the dugout at Arsenal, and he led the Gunners to three Premier League titles.However, despite Wenger's position at the front of English football, he still can't match White's net worth.This is largely due to the huge sponsorship deals that White was handed while competing.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

amazing transformations to embody the ‘90s icons Tommy Lee and Pamela Anderson for the new Hulu limited series Pam and Tommy. Not only did the actors nail what the celebrities looked like, but they had to fully embrace the characters’ libidos and personalities. It turns out, Stan had a little extra help in the costuming department that viewers — and even James — didn’t get to see, as Stan recently let fans in on the wild addition to his wardrobe that helped him “feel like a man.

documentaries, a film, books and numerous celebrity appearances have cemented memories of his display. Many however, do wonder how the now 58-year-old ever qualified to compete at the grandest stage in the first place.Indeed, wearing six pairs of socks to fit into boots, weighing 82 kilograms [he was the heaviest ski jump competitor in Calgary], being totally self funded, and having to wear thick glasses under goggles all amounted to a strange platform from which to be launching a bid at Olympic glory.He had however, represented Britain at the 1987 World Championships in Bavaria, and was ranked 55th in the world.

Shaun White is all over the news. Aside from being one of the most exciting athletes in this year’s Winter Olympics, he is also Nina Dobrev’s boyfriend, piquing the interest of different groups of people.Nina Dobrev gushes over boyfriend Shaun White ahead of his fifth Winter OlympicsDave Franco explains why his proposal to wife Alison Brie was not as romantic as he expectedA post shared by Shaun White (@shaunwhite)Shaun White is a snowboarding legend, having won his first Olympic medal when he was 19 years old, in the year 2006. He made his mark in later Olympics, winning gold in 2010 and 2018.

2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing has a range of bizarre gadgets including a UFO which delivers food to athletes.

2022 Winter Olympics are underway! The opening ceremony was held on Friday, at Beijing's National Stadium, which is also known as the «Bird's Nest,» and signaled the official start of the Games.The Parade of Nations, the part of the ceremony that highlights each competing nation in the Games, featured many standout moments including a shirtless skeleton competitor, a long-awaited moment for Jamaica, and a Ralph Lauren-clad Team USA.While the U.S. counted its second-largest Olympic delegation in history, other countries had just one athlete set to compete on their behalf. It all came to a close with an epic torch lighting that differed from years past.Keep reading for the five biggest moments from the opening ceremony.With Tonga's Pita Taufatofua sitting out the Olympics for the first time since 2014, fans worried that the cross-country skier's absence would mean they'd be deprived of a shirtless, oiled-up athlete during the Parade of Nations.

Nina Dobrev, 33, has a vested interest in this year’s Winter Olympics. Her boyfriend Shaun White, 35, hopes to add to his gold medal collection (he’s got three already) in the snowboarding competitions. Nina isn’t attending the Beijing Games due to COVID restrictions, but a source close to The Vampire Diaries star EXCLUSIVELY tells HollywoodLife that she’ll proudly be watching and supporting from home.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticTwo hours of parading nations later, IOC president Thomas Bach stood on the Beijing Olympics opening ceremony stage and did his best to justify the Olympic ideal in 2022, a year more surreal than most. “Division, conflict, and mistrust are on the rise,” Bach said.

Chinese technology is eerily spying on citizens, examining their use of everyday words to determine whether they should be taken to a detention centre, a documentary has revealed.Beijing is currently the home of the 2022 Winter Olympics, with athletes from all over the world travelling to the region to compete in the Games.The communist country has faced allegations of persecution against Uyghur Muslims, with video circulating of ‘re-education’ centres.And with the international spotlight on the country, a Channel 4 Dispatches documentary ‘China: The Search for the Missing’ has delved into the state’s use of technology as a possible control mechanism over these groups.The documentary featured testimony from a man who previously worked in the high tech section of China’s security services.He claimed to have obtained documents that demonstrate the Chinese state’s use of digital technology on those held in mass detention.The documentary’s narrator informed viewers that the uncovered documents show how surveillance technology that is used to instantly translate local languages to Chinese is being implemented across Xinjiang, a region in China.“They’re using it in the education sector, re-education and internment camps, that’s what’s new in these documents,” the anonymous source suggested.One document shown to viewers asked authorities to install technology that can “identify sensitive words”, as well as robots that have “voice-activated photography”.The man explained how this would capture the everyday words of everyone nearby, including children, before a decision is made on whether the alleged offender should be prosecuted.“After listening to the recordings, the neighbourhood committee would determine whether it is an

only 15 out LGBTQ athletes competed.Outsports reports that the athletes hail from 14 countries and will compete in nine different sports, including ice hockey, figure skating, skiing, and snowboarding.They include veteran LGBTQ competitors like Canadian figure skater Eric Radford, the first out gay man to win a gold Winter Olympics medal, bisexual Dutch speed skater Ireen Wüst, the most decorated LGBTQ Olympian of all time, and gay skier Gus Kenworthy, who will be competing for Great Britain after switching from Team USA (Kenworthy holds dual citizenship).Also Read: A tennis player yelled anti-gay slurs at the Olympics. He blamed the weather.The Beijing Winter Games will also feature a number of freshly out LGBTQ athletes, including Brazilian skeleton athlete Nicole Silveira and Team USA figure skater Timothy LeDuc, who will be the first out nonbinary athlete at the Winter Olympics.Team USA’s Brittany Bowe, a world record-holding speed skater, holds the honor of being the only out LGBTQ athlete to be chosen as a flag bearer for the Winter Olympics opening ceremony.Bowe, the only openly LGBTQ woman athlete on Team USA, will compete in her third Olympic games in Beijing.

Olympic Games 2022 has officially kicked off, with around 2,900 athletes competing in 109 events in 15 disciplines.Beijing is the first city ever to host both the Summer and Winter Olympic Games, and it's been a long road to get to this point.Serious precautions have had to be taken to deal with concerns about the Covid-19 pandemic. Athletes have been forced to quarantine ahead of taking part in events in order to limit the spread of coronavirus.

Winter Olympics in Beijing, is no stranger to showing off on her normal Instagram account.But it’s on her second account - where she goes by the name of Nayeli - where she truly posts her raciest material to followers.The 31-year-old has amassed 51k followers on her conventional account - but her alternative Instagram has 23k followers.Seyfarth posed naked for Germany’s version of Playboy Magazine, being their cover star in March 2021, no doubt earning her a larger following online.She wrote at the time: “Hello everyone.

Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel were among those mocking Rudy Giuliani’s controversial “Masked Singer” appearance on late-night TV Thursday.

Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie will not be making their way to China for the 2022 Winter Olympics due to COVID protocols, and the pair have now shared how "bummed" they are with the news.MORE: Savannah Guthrie shares throwback baby bump photo during touching on-air tributeThe Today Show anchors are usually among the many NBC stars who travel for the games, but this year the pandemic and ongoing fears of a resurgence have forced NBC to alter plans. Hoda and Savannah also both recently suffered from the virus, and fear that they may test positive again while in China.WATCH: Hoda and Savannah share how to watch the Winter Olympic GamesSpeaking to People magazine, Hoda shared her disappointment that the team won't get to "bond" and "have a great time as a team." "So that part I'm missing, because I love that part.