Seconds feels like a run through the diver’s Wikipedia page. Where’s the introspection? - 2/5 It's a shame that the film ...

It comes off, so far, as nodding to political favorites, fanboy posturing and history done via Google and Wikipedia searches ... Or consider Greg Louganis, perhaps the greatest Olympic diver ...

Greg Louganis wasn’t supposed to compete at the 1988 Olympics. The superstar athlete, dubbed the “Baryshnikov of diving,” had originally planned on retiring after earning two gold medals in ...

When the 1984 Summer Olympics began in Los Angeles, Greg Louganis was already an Olympic silver medalist and three-time world champion diver. He was the favorite to win gold in the 3-meter ...

The touch points of Greg Louganis’ triumphant story are well known. The diving legend became an American hero with four gold medal wins in the 1984 and 1988 Olympic Games, all while shielding ...

Greg Louganis, one of the first athletes to come out about his sexuality and HIV status, will be auctioning off his Olympic medals to support LGBTQ+ organizations. Louganis, an inspiration to ...

Greg Louganis, one of the first athletes to come out about his sexuality and HIV status, will be auctioning off his Olympic medals to support LGBTQ+ organizations. Louganis, an inspiration to ...

For decades, Olympic legend Greg Louganis has been a leading voice for LGBTQ+ inclusion and a devout advocate for people living with HIV. And this Pride Month, he plans to auction off three of his ...

As bubbles agitated the surface of the pool for young divers at the Mission Viejo Swim Club, Olympian Greg Louganis laid out three of the medals he won diving for the United States – and his ...