The 2016 Olympic Games open on Friday, and the whole world is watching. With all of the turmoil over will the athletes be safe, what about the Zika virus, are the facilities ready, etc., etc., etc., one thing for sure, they will open on time, and we will be there with all of the excitement of the opening ceremonies.
Okay, this didn't go as planned.
An Olympic track athlete from New Zealand, who will be at the games in Rio, will hopefully make a better hammer throw when in competition.
Losing a tooth, the natural way, is like a sign of growing up, right? Kids are so proud when they lose a tooth. They're getting older, feeling proud, not to mention the Tooth Fairy will come with money.
However, losing a tooth can be traumatic. And parents have to help a bit, and be creative, at getting that tooth out.
American skier Bode Miller had just won the bronze medal in the super G when NBC's Christin Cooper began to interview him.
It was the sixth Olympic medal of Miller's career and an emotional moment as he remembered his younger brother who died of an apparent seizure last year.
With Miller on verge of tears Cooper asked about his brother again and again.
The interview ended with Miller in tears and
The Sochi Winter Olympics have gotten good ratings so far.
Of course, network executives are always looking for ways to spice things up.
The Winter Olympic Star Wars Hunger Games just might do the trick.
An American skier continued to etch her place in Winter Olympics history on Monday, and the Dutch rose to the top of the medal count.
Here's a recap of the day's action in Sochi, Russia:
The world will be watching as hundreds of athletes compete at the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia.
Team USA is sending 230 athletes, including 18 with Michigan ties.
Follow our Michigan Olympians through all of their triumphs and heartbreak in Sochi.
The XXII Winter Olympic Games are Feb. 7 to 23 in Sochi, Russia.
Among the 230 athletes representing Team USA at the Sochi Winter Olympics are 19 Olympians with Michigan ties.
Here is who to watch in Sochi.
Is your Mom special to you?
I hope so.
I was very fortunate to have a great Mom who supported us through think and thin. And believe me, my twin brother and I could make a very thin moment thinner! Our Mom was a saint!