It has been almost two months since Oprah got Lance Armstrong's bombshell confession. In a new column, the disgraced athlete told Sports Illustrated t...
We have a tradition of treating players like children, even while we pay them millions of dollars for their skills, perhaps because they make their living competing in games we played as kids.
As we get older, it becomes clear how cheaters do, in fact, sometimes win. Quite often, they win big and fall to a horrible disgrace when the truth is revealed about their compromised victories.
WASHINGTON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong's public admission that he took performance-enhancing drugs will not change U.S. prose...
I believe in comebacks and I believe in forgiveness, but they can't happen in the absence of humility, empathy, and genuine remorse. Lance Armstrong has yet to demonstrate any of those things.
Is it any wonder that we are bombarded on a daily basis about the new lows to which public confidence in government agencies, elected officials and corporations has sunk?
The masses are taking shots at reviled cyclist Lance Armstrong. If you want to jump on the bandwagon, that's your business. Although if you do, you're falling into the same trap that he did.
Another charity has cut ties with Lance Armstrong. After the disgraced cyclist admitted in an interview with Oprah Winfrey to doping, Athletes for ...
Oprah Winfrey is a legend. The Mississipi native is best known for her long-running talk show, "The Oprah Winfrey Show," where she interviewed everyon...
Sure, the entire world is mad at Lance Armstrong for systematically and aggressively lying about his doping for years. But has anyone taken a moment t...
From a psychiatrist's perspective there is something missing from the conversation, something that limits understanding.
One week after her landmark interview with disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, Oprah switched talent agencies. The Hollywood Reporter reported the news...
History has a way of forgiving some who have lied in exchange for the greater good. When and if this happens then is it possible that Armstrong's alleged indiscretions may be seen as stepping stones to the future of sports and human potential?
I spotted a huge "teaching moment" while listening to Lance Armstrong's controversial confessions to Oprah the other night.
Lance now has the opportunity to become a powerful advocate for change. For all his faults, he has been a tremendous leader in the fight against cancer. He's not a despicable person and I'd love to see him channel his positive energy into a new cause.
LOS ANGELES, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Some 28 million viewers worldwide watched Oprah Winfrey's two-part interview last week in which cyclist Lance Armstron...
As the world watched Lance Armstrong finally admit that he had repeatedly used banned substances to fuel his unparalleled Tour de France wins, many were left with a pervasive, nagging, "Why?"
As I watched Armstrong confess his sins, I saw a child of divorce.
The Lance Armstrong casting rumors have begun! News broke last week that Paramount Pictures and J.J. Abrams are planning a biopic about Armstrong and ...
Livestrong will survive and thrive. The millions and millions of cancer survivors and caregivers globally will also thrive because thrive is what we do. But Armstrong's children deserve more than anyone in this entire story.
Lance Armstrong admitted to Oprah that he is a cheat, a liar and even a bully. Yet the one thing he insists he is not is a man who would call a woman ...
Lance Armstrong did show some nerves, but very little sadness -- which is the emotion he should have been feeling if he was truly sorry for his cheating and lying. He also showed anger at the accusations, and defiance, which leads me to believe that he still thinks he was justified.
Lance Armstrong publicly admitted to doping to Oprah Winfrey last week, rattling not only fans but longtime friends like Matthew McConaughey. Speaking...
The following is a verbatim transcript. (You can't make this stuff up. Or, then again, maybe you can.)
Cyclist Lance Armstrong recently came forward to Oprah, detailing his use of performance-enhancing drugs, the way in which he bullied those who sought...
