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RECAP: Sochi's Opening Ceremony

By Andrew Katz and Ishaan Tharoor

Olympic Critics Turn Sochi's Opening Gala Into a Pity Party

By Simon Shuster

@SochiProblems Is Way More Popular Than the Official Sochi Account on Twitter

By Michelle Arrouas

What NBC Won't Tell You About the Opening Ceremonies

By Ian Bremmer

Meet The American Shaun White Screwed Over

White said the course was too dangerous, but critics aren't buying it

By Sean Gregory February 6, 2014

Google Doodle Upholds Gay Rights Ahead of Sochi Olympics

And it quotes the Olympic Charter to remind us all that athletes must compete "without discrimination of any kind"

By Alex Fitzpatrick February 6, 2014

Everything You Need to Know About The Sochi Olympics Opening Ceremony

What time it's on and what to watch out for

By Alex Fitzpatrick February 6, 2014

Sochi 2014: Snowboarding, Skiing and Skating Start the Olympics Games

The 2014 Winter Olympics were off to an early start—the opening ceremony is tomorrow—with qualifying runs for snowboard slopestyle, women's moguls and team figure skating.

By TIME Photo February 6, 2014

The 20 Best Olympians To Follow on Instagram

They know the best filters for their Sochi pics

By Eliana Dockterman February 6, 2014

Russia Pushes Back Against Sochi Complaints

Officials say the city is safe and that amenities are in working order

By Laura Stampler February 6, 2014

Here's How 30 Rock Would Have Lampooned the Sochi Olympics

30 Rock may be gone, but the legacy lives on

By Jordan Cohen February 6, 2014

Sochi Olympics Stirs Nationalism of an Exiled People

Long before Pussy Riot or gay rights activists sought a boycott of the Olympics, a forgotten community native to Sochi's black pebble beaches clamored loudly against the games

By Ishaan Tharoor February 6, 2014

Olympics on TV, Online and in Apps: How to Catch All the Action

From television to apps to social media, we'll show you how to stay on top of this year's games.

By Techlicious February 6, 2014

The Real Damage Bullying Coaches Can Inflict on Kids

The controversial youth football reality show, Friday Night Tykes, ignites a conversation about the need for nurturing, inspiring adults in sports leadership

By Randye Hoder February 6, 2014

Toothpaste Terror Threat

Amid an already tense security environment, the United States is now warning airlines flying to the site of Russia's Winter Olympics to be on the lookout for explosive devices disguised as passengers' toiletries that may be used to attack aircraft

By Denver Nicks February 5, 2014

DMX to Fight George Zimmerman in Celebrity Boxing Match

Stop the world, we want to get off

By Melissa Locker February 5, 2014

Putin's Explosive Olympics

Terrorist threats, a sky-high price tag, geopolitical turmoil, and controversial anti-gay laws are making for a combustible Winter Games

By Ian Bremmer February 5, 2014

Where Do the Players Go After the Super Bowl?

Ninety guys dressed for the big game a year ago; 11 of them never played another snap. Ex-players are trying to plot a path for life after football

By Jack Dickey February 5, 2014

Too Little, Too Late for Sochi's Dogs

At the Olympics, a plan to cull Sochi's stray dogs could have been avoided

By TIME Staff February 4, 2014

Super Bowl Ads: Esurance Won Twitter Without Even Airing During Game

Auto insurance company is giving $1.5 million to someone who tweeted with #EsuranceSave30

By Andrew Katz February 4, 2014

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