The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
On “The Traitors,” two American Olympians turned skating commentators have become fan favorites by embracing the roles of lovable fools.
Category: Olympic Games (2026)
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Quiz: How Much Do You Know About the Winter Olympics?
The New York Times – Travel:
As top athletes prepare to test their limits in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, why not take a minute to test your knowledge of Winter Olympics trivia?
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5 Places to Channel the Olympic Spirit Without Attending the Games in Italy
The New York Times – Travel:
Can’t make it to Italy for the Winter Olympics? No worries, these spots in North America offer a taste of the Games (and let you try everything from speedskating to ski jumping, if you dare).
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$62,000 for the Super Bowl. $1 Million for Formula 1. How Much Would You Pay for a Sporting Event?
The New York Times – Travel:
Private and customizable “ultraluxe” packages are increasingly in demand. Here’s what (a lot of) money can buy at upcoming events.
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New Zealand Curling Team Moves Into Calgary Retirement Home
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
New Zealand’s curling team wanted to train with the “big boys” in Canada, and a group of enthusiastic seniors has provided housing, a cheering section and lots of advice.
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2026 Winter Olympics Chief Talks Plans and Progress
The New York Times – Sports:
Andrea Varnier, chief executive of the Milan-Cortina organizing committee, talks about managing the most sprawling Games in history, and why he thinks it could be a model for future Olympics.
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Shiffrin and Diggins Put On a Show This Season. Can the U.S. Build on It?
The New York Times – Sports:
Mikaela Shiffrin and Jessie Diggins are skiing unicorns. American skiing wants to make sure the next stars don’t have to be.
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America’s Next Great Speedskater Is Coming for the Dutch
The New York Times – Sports:
Jordan Stolz, who at 18 is drawing comparisons to the Olympic champion Eric Heiden, will contend for gold medals at the world championships this weekend in the Netherlands.
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Women’s Nordic Combined Will Not Be Part of the Olympics
The New York Times – Sports:
The International Olympic Committee said not enough countries are participating in the women’s competitions to include them. The men’s event may be the next to go.