Get your women’s gymnastics recap here, but be warned — SPOILERS!
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Olympics: the only time athletic-wear should be considered fashion.
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Finally! Shakes location No. 3 opens for business.
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The Olympics are a time for unity, but let’s face it: Such a momentous event can also be used to make a statement.
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One of our bloggers wasn’t the biggest fan of the London 2012 Opening Ceremony, but if Middle Earth Revisited and Voldemort vs. Poppins was your cup of fresh Earl Grey, the Ceremony’s soundtrack is now available for purchase.
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My day surrounded by tourists, getting yelled at by guards and watching some Olympic cycling
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The Olympics are upon us and like most other sporting events, the Games are much more fun to watch with friends rather than at home by yourself. If you’re not feeling up to hosting your own party, don’t worry. Grab your handy viewer’s guide because we’ve picked out a [...]
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Not sure if I expected London to top the Beijing Ceremony of 2008, but this year’s host didn’t even come close.
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If you’re looking for a way to shed those unwanted pounds quickly, please consult a doctor before doing so. These diet plans are more questionable than certified.
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As the Olympics begin to unfold in London, one question rings loud and clear: “Where can I get a glimpse of Kate Middleton!?”
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Vox editor Jesse Bishop joined hosts Spencer Kane and George Young and guest Tom Whelihan Friday afternoon on “The Closers” to talk about mid-Missouri’s past and present Olympians and Columbia’s best hope for a future gold medal winner.
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Cable television can do better with the “variety” of reality Tv. Here are some suggestions I think E! and Bravo should consider with the Midwest audience in mind.
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The excitement of the Olympics come to an all-time high as the opening ceremony begins
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Aaron Schilb and Joel Pruitt of Lot 56 talk about the release of their first album and the untimely halt to the future of the band.
Continue Reading →Jesse Bishop, Vox editor, will be on KFRU this afternoon to discuss a feature from our Olympics issue.
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We’re pleased to introduce you to Jessica Schuster, who will bring you the details about the electrifying atmosphere in London as the 2012 Olympic Games unfold.
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I can’t help you move. Even if I did have my dad’s truck, I’m busy that day. Sorry! But I can give you some great organization tips for after you’ve moved in.
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Luckily for your sleep schedule, Vox is bringing the Olympics to you from across the pond.
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I figured a little positivity might help this scorching situation, so here are ten reasons why I’m loving this record-breaking heat.
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Twelve people were killed and 58 were injured during a sold-out midnight premier of the “Dark Knight Rises” movie premiere in Aurora, Colo., when James Holmes unloaded four weapons’ into the audience. James had clearly planned for the shooting, entering the theater wearing a helmet, bullet-proof vest, bullet-proof leggings, gas mask and gloves. The number of casualties and injuries makes the event the largest mass shooting in U.S. history.
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