From left: Jackie Hamwey, Jo Butterfield, and Jake Adicoff.
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The Winter Olympics may be over for another four years, but the Paralympics have only just begun, and this time there are more out LGBTQ+ athletes than ever before. Keep Reading →
Harrison Browne and the US men's national hockey team at the State of the Union Address on Feb. 24, 2026.
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Heated Rivalry star and former pro hockey player Harrison Browne is slamming the US men’s national hockey team for celebrating their Olympic victory with Donald Trump and laughing along when the president mocked the women’s team, who had also just won a gold medal. Keep Reading →
From left: Paul Poirier, Amber Glenn, and Hilary Knight.
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The Olympics have been getting more queer over the years, but at the Milano Cortina Winter Games, not only were there close to 50 publicly out LGBTQ+ athletes, but a record number took home Olympic medals. Keep Reading →
The Olympics is already a busy time for Johnny Weir, the gay figure skater who competed in the 2006 and 2010 Olympics and now serves as a commentator. It's a big cultural moment for Weir. Milano Cortina 2026 also overlaps with his run on Alan Cumming’s wildly popular reality competition, The Traitors. Weir answered the phone amid a busy day while in Milan for the 2026 Winter Olympics, which is coming to an end this Sunday. Keep Reading →
Australian moguls skier Matt Graham practices at the Sleeman Centre Henke Water Ramp on January 13, 2022 in Brisbane, Australia.
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Australian freestyle skier Matt Graham is no stranger to the Olympics. Milan-Cortina actually marks his fourth time competing in the Games. He previously participated in the 2014 Sochi Games, where he came in seventh in moguls; the 2018 PyeongChang Games, where he brought home silver; and the 2022 Games in Beijing, where he finished 19th. This time, he’s bringing Australia home the gold in dual moguls. Keep Reading →