Should Athletes Medal Even If They Fall?


Updated 06/08/10 11:27 AM · Posted by FitSugar · 16 comments

Should Athletes Who Fall Get a Medal?

While watching the figure skating events at this year's Winter games, a few friends mentioned that if a skater falls, they shouldn't medal. Many of them were pointing to Japan's Daisuke Takahashi, who skated his way into third place despite falling in his long program. Meanwhile, American Johnny Weir skated a flawless short and long program but ended up in sixth place. The idea of an athlete not Read more

Should Sports With Judges Be Allowed in the Olympics?


Updated 02/25/10 7:51 AM · Posted by FitSugar · 9 comments

Olympic Sports With Judges Plagued by Controversy

It was nail-biting watching the men's figure skating competition this year. In the end, Evan Lysacek took home the gold — a decision that wasn't without controversy. Many argue that at its core, figure skating is not a sport, in part because the winner is determined by a group of judges. Often, the judges disagree and it's questionable how impartial they can really be — remember the huge Read more

Grab Bag! Sexy Siblings on Ice


Updated 02/20/10 5:12 PM · Posted by TresSugar · 4 comments

Siblings Ice Skaters

Sibling figure skating couple OK with getting close on ice — Daily Intel Do you like to cuddle? (Yes!) — Em & Lo Sticking by a man who cheated on you — The Frisky Secrets to a long marriage — Lemondrop Drinking on a date? How much is too much? — YourTango Cheap date idea that involves a camera — Glamour Read more

Sparkles, Spandex, and Spirit Fingers


Updated 02/24/10 11:50 AM · Posted by FitSugar · 5 comments

The Top Figure Skating Outfits of the Olympics

For such a graceful sport, there's always a lot of controversy surrounding figure skating: to quad or not to quad, judging scandals, and putting hits out on other skaters, to name just a few of the soap opera-esque moments happening on the ice. For some — like columnist Ken Herman — just calling figure skating a sport is rife with controversy: "Nothing done to music is a sport. And anything Read more

Olympic Beauty: Talking Makeup With Figure Skater Johnny Weir


Updated 02/20/10 10:51 AM · Posted by BellaSugar · 4 comments

Johnny Weir Olympics Interview

The 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics have just begun, and with them comes fierce competition in figure skating. Figure skaters aren't just amazing athletes, though — they're also consummate performers with more beauty savvy than you can shake a kabuki brush at. So you can imagine my excitement when Johnny Weir, one of the US team's brightest stars, let me ask him my most burning Olympic makeup Read more

Olympian Rachael Flatt Shares Her Makeup Secrets


Updated 02/10/10 7:58 AM · Posted by BellaSugar · 1 comment

Rachael Flatt Olympics Interview

The 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics are almost upon us, and sports from bobsledding to curling will be all over our TV sets. While she was gearing up for the competition, Rachael Flatt, one of the US figure skating team's stars, let me ask her a couple of questions about hair and makeup on the ice. She had great tips for keeping your hair in place and the eye shadow shades that make your look pop, Read more

SMG on Self, But Not Self Centered


Updated 10/06/07 1:37 AM · Posted by FitSugar · 16 comments

SMG on Self, But Not Self Centered

Sarah Michelle Gellar is one of those celebrities that seems a bit more grounded, despite the fact that she too was a child actress. Recently, she deep dived with Self Magazine about what's it's like to be her... Here are highlights: Gellar follows a very strict eating plan that she summarizes in two words: good food. "I'm not much of a junk food eater. I like pretzels, but I'd rather have steak. Read more

New Sport: Figure Skateboarding


Updated 08/15/07 8:40 AM · Posted by · 5 comments

New Sport: Figure Skateboarding

Hold up. What the hell is this? When I last checked, skateboarding was the sport of hard knocks, not some gliding, spinning, artistic release. This following dude traded in his scrapes and bruises for bad music and a pair of tights. The end result: MAGIC! Read more

What to TiVo: Saturday


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What's on TV For Saturday, January 28, 2012

8:00 Wipeout (repeat) 9:00 Blades of Glory 8:00 Rules of Engagement (repeat) 8:30 Mike & Molly (repeat) 9:00 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (repeat) 10:00 48 Hours Mystery (new) 8:00 UFC: Evans vs. Davis: From Chicago (live) 11:00 Alcatraz (repeat) 8:00 Harry's Law (repeat) 9:00 Figure Skating: US Championships (live) 11:30 Saturday Night Live (repeat, with host Jimmy Fallon) More Read more