Paris Olympics: Last News

John Legend says that his young son Miles' "life-changing" diabetes diagnosis has made him and his wife, Chrissy Teigen 'stronger' as a couple. In August, Chrissy revealed on Instagram that their six year old son, Miles, had been diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes after being admitted to hospital with an infection. Further tests by doctors led to the diagnosis.

EXCLUSIVE: The Fall Guy is off to a strong start on Peacock, launching over the holiday weekend as the streamer’s biggest film debut since Oppenheimer.

Snoop Dogg has said he’d love to start the “Hood Olympics” in LA ahead of the city hosting the 2028 gamesThe legendary Doggfather has been in recent headlines for his time at this year’s Paris Olympics, where he was one of NBC‘s television correspondents. While attending the red carpet for the film premiere of the thriller 1992, Entertainment Tonight asked Snoop about his plans when the Olympics come to his home state of Los Angeles in four years.“One thing I wanna do is have the Hood Olympics,” the Long Beach star said.

Gilles Pélisson, the President of Unifrance, says the halo effect of the Paris Olympics will boost the country’s film and TV sectors.

Rebecca Cheptegei has sadly passed away.

Prince William has made a return to his Royal duties today, just days after an encounter with his estranged brother Prince Harry - and he's brought back his much-discussed beard. The Duke of Cambridge visited a revolutionary homelessness exhibition showcasing art by former rough sleepers, marking his first public engagement since the summer break. It is part of William's Homewards project, which aims to create a comprehensive plan for eliminating homelessness in all its forms - the initiative was the driving force behind the art exhibit that opened at London's Saatchi Gallery in August.

Prince William returned to Royal duties after his summer break, but he hasn’t lost his holiday beard, which had people talking when he first revealed the facial growth a few weeks good.The Prince of Wales also looked like he had a healthy tan as he visited an art project created by former homeless in his first official trip out since the summer holidays. William and wife Kate's Homewards project – a campaign which aims to develop a blueprint for eradicating homelessness in all its forms – is the force behind the art attraction which opened at the Saatchi Gallery in London in August.

Olympic athlete Rebecca Cheptegei has sadly passed away. Earlier this week, law enforcement officials re

Prince William stepped out with a beard as he returned to work following a summer vacation with his wife, Kate Middleton, and their kids, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6. The Prince of Wales, 42, was in London on Sept. 5 to visit the “Homelessness: Reframed” exhibit at the Saatchi Gallery, which was created in collaboration with his Homewards campaign.

A marathon runner who competed in the Paris Olympics this summer has died after allegedly being set on fire by an ex-boyfriend. Running star Rebecca Cheptegei, 33, died in hospital days after the attack.The long distance runner, who came 44th in the women’s marathon at the Paris Olympics had been in critical condition since Sunday, after suffering severe burns to over 80% of her body.

Olympic runner Rebecca Cheptegei has died after she was "set on fire by her ex-boyfriend".

Olympic runner Rebecca Cheptegei has tragically died from injuries sustained after being set alight by her ex-partner.

Olympic athlete Rebecca Cheptegei is fighting for her life after being set ablaze by her boyfriend over the weekend.

is engaged, she confirmed the happy news at the Venice Film Festival in the form of her gigantic diamond engagement ring. The singer and actor flashed her giant rock for the cameras on September 3, giving us all our first peek at the stone since she inadvertently revealed her engagement to Michael Polansky at the Paris Olympics earlier in the summer.Gaga paired the stunning new ring with a sculptural black mini dress, which was adorned with jumbo white polka dots and an oversized bow detail at the front, along with ruffled bell sleeves. She styled the girly 'fit with an equally girly, but uncharacteristically simple, half-up hairstyle, black tights, and pointed-toe black pumps.

Gojira‘s Joe Duplantier has shared an updated on their “ambitious” next album – see what he had to say below.Fresh off their historic performance at the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games – where they became the first metal act to perform in the history of the Olympics – frontman Joe Duplantier has provided an update on the French metallers’ next project.Speaking on the Loudwire Nights podcast, Joe expanded on his brother – and Gojira drummer – Mario Duplantier’s comments last October that the band’s next album will be “heavier” than 2021’s ‘Fortitude’.Joe said: “It’s not a secret, but I’ve gotta say we’re in the middle of it, and until it’s completed, it’s hard to tell people what it’s gonna be. And also, I don’t want to.

Slipknot‘s Shawn ‘Clown’ Crahan has revealed that he wants the band to perform at the 2028 Olympic Games – see what the percussionist had to say below.In a new chat with Metal Hammer, Clown spoke of Gojira‘s history-making performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony, where they became the first-ever metal act to play for the long-running international sporting tournament.Clown said of Gojira’s performance: “I got goosebumps. I know this is going to sound stupid, but I’m just so proud of them. I know the word ‘proud’ probably sounds weird coming from me but that band is so incredible, and they’re friends of ours, and Mario [Duplantier] is one of my favourite drummers in hard rock.”He continued: “When I saw the performance, I was just proud to have them do that.

Gorjira‘s performance at the Paris Olympics is now available on streaming services.In July, they became the first heavy metal act to appear in an Olympic opening ceremony, performing on July 26 alongside experimental opera singer Marina Viotti.The heavy metallers performed ‘Ah, Ça Ira!’ (which translates to ‘It’ll be fine’), a song that was popular during the French Revolution, during a segment titled ‘Liberté’ (in reference to France’s famed motto ‘Liberté, égalité, fraternité’), which celebrated one of the most famous events in French history, as well as the nation’s emphasis on freedom.Now, the band have made the track available on Spotify, Apple Music and more.During the ceremony, the band appeared on the side of a castle surrounded by fire and bursts of red streamers, with Viotti later appearing on a moving prop boat. Their performance followed a portion dedicated to Les Miserables and came just after a beheaded Marie Antoinette was shown singing.The spectacle left viewers asking themselves if they’d just seen “one of the most memorable moments of 2024” or a “freakshow”.

Flavor Flav already has his eyes set on the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles!

The Paris Olympics stole the spotlight on streaming in the first week of August, according to Nielsen.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have been soaking up the summer sun while cherishing special family moments before their little ones, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, return to school in Windsor on 4 September. In a delightful end-of-summer getaway, the family of five visited Balmoral, joining King Charles, Queen Camilla, and the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh for a bank holiday retreat in the Scottish Highlands.This annual trip north has been a royal tradition for generations, and this year, eager fans caught a glimpse of the royals as they made their way to church on Sunday morning.

Flavor Flav has reportedly submitted his bid to become a torchbearer at the 2028 Olympic Games – find out more below.The rapper and Public Enemy member, who has been an ardent supporter of the Olympics this year, has revealed on a recent episode of the Politickin’ podcast with Gavin Newsom, Marshawn Lynch and Doug Hendrickson that he’s committed to being a torchbearer for the United States at the next Olympic Games.In fact, Flav has already submitted the paperwork for his bid as a torchbearer. He told the podcast’s hosts: “I put my bid in already.