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Ticket sales for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games were launched globally on Thursday, after an initial week of local pre-sales that organizers say set a...
Organizers of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games have presented their official visual identity, with the main motif of the logo being a "superbloom," a rare blossoming of wildflowers after rain.
The United Nations has expressed opposition to the International Olympic Committee's proposal for gender testing as a condition for all female athletes to participate in the upcoming Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.
Karen Bass can’t fire Casey Wasserman as the head of Los Angeles’ 2028 Olympic Games, but she wants the soon-to-be former agency boss out ASAP. “My opinion is, is that he should step down,” LA Mayor Bass said this Presidents’ Day on CNN. “That’s not the opinion of the board,” the reelection seeking incumbent added […]
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has announced the reinstatement of genetic testing for female gender verification for athletes participating in the 2028 Olympic Games.
The organizers of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games have revealed a bold new visual identity inspired by California's superbloom phenomenon.
The plan is to finish the project — and clean up the graffiti — before the 2028 Olympic Games.
The International Olympic Committee's new policy to ban transgender athletes from women's events, which fundamentally realigns towards a biological definition of fairness, has drawn criticism from South African Olympic champion Caster Semenya, who argues the science is clear.
IOC members are discussing how to handle potential interference from Donald Trump, with fears that four specific threats could lead to the relocation of the 2028 Olympic Games, set to be hosted by the USA.
Hollywood scion and talent agent exchanged sexual emails with Epstein associate Casey Wasserman was born into Hollywood royalty, and for much of his life – until the release of the Epstein files brought his world crashing down – he appeared as formidable and untouchable as the entertainment industry moguls of old. He wasn’t just the man charged with organizing the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles – a position he still holds, despite widespread calls for his resignation. He was a consummate power broker, someone who controlled the careers of prominent musicians, actors and athletes through the talent agency named after him, cultivated relationships in local and national politics, raised money for key election contests, endowed civic buildings and, through his family wealth, gave lavishly to social causes. Continue reading...