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U.S. Olypmian Kate Hansen likes to get her groove on as she warms up for the heat of battle, and she does so to the Queen -- Beyonce!

Between the controversy over homosexuality, athletes getting trapped and rather terrible toilets, the Winter Olympics may have gotten some bad press, so here’s a healthy dose of good publicity.

Planning to watch the Olympics broadcast tonight on NBC? You won't see Bob Costas tonight. The New York Times has reported that the eye infection that has plagued Costas since the games began has intensified, and Matt Lauer is set to step in tonight.

Last week we learned that the Twitter handle @SochiProblems had more followers than the official Olympics Twitter handle did. This handle is being used by those that are encountering all kinds of problems in conjunction with the Winter Games in Sochi, Russia.

The United States dominated a new Olympic sport, and the host nation of Russia claimed its first gold of the Sochi Games during the first weekend of competition. Here's a recap of this weekend's action:

The Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics have only just kicked off, but some crazy spills have already started happening. This story is about Indian luger Shiva Keshavan's crash during a practice run.

The opening ceremonies for the 2014 Winter Olympic Games are set to take place tonight in Sochi, Russia. As the world prepares to watch their nation's top athletes compete for the gold, journalists stationed in Sochi are facing their own set of challenges.

This video is basically guaranteed to make you love figure skating. And you'll probably be more excited for the Olympics to start than you ever thought possible.

With the Olympic Ceremonies set to open on February 7th, you may be wondering who will represent Team USA on the ice. Saturday the US Figure Skating Championship was held in Boston,and one woman's outstanding performance has her ready to compete for the gold medal.

Mom rules.

Bad news, Lindsey Vonn fans: Due to a repetitive knee injury, the gold-medal skier will be unable to compete in this year's Winter Olympics.

In a shocking move this morning, the International Olympic Committee decided to remove the sport of wrestling starting in the year 2020. The sport is one of the most ancient and well known sports in history. The decision has sparked a lot of criticism since it was made just a few hours ago.