Author: Vibye Media

With 90 days remaining until the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, the legendary Olympia delle Tofane course has emerged from a $23 million modernization project, positioning it as a premier battleground for alpine skiing history. The women’s speed and technical events will unfold on this iconic Dolomites piste, where cutting-edge safety enhancements now complement the venue’s dramatic natural terrain. First etched into Olympic lore during the 1956 Cortina Games and reaffirmed at the 2021 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships—where Mikaela Shiffrin claimed four medals, including gold in combined and bronze in super-G—the Tofane slope has long tested the sport’s elite.…

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The Stifel Copper Cup returned to Colorado’s majestic Rockies this season, delivering high-stakes alpine racing while spotlighting two local prodigies: Olympic champion Mikaela Shiffrin and U.S. Ski Team standout River Radamus. The event, held at Copper Mountain, blended elite competition with heartfelt community celebration, drawing crowds eager to cheer on athletes who trace their roots to the state’s storied ski heritage. For Shiffrin, a Vail Valley native from Edwards, the venue represents a full-circle moment. The most victorious alpine skier in World Cup history—with multiple global titles and Olympic hardware—Shiffrin honed her early skills on these very slopes. Her participation…

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Former Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Jake E. Lee has shared a vivid account of the chaotic 1982 audition that propelled him into the Prince of Darkness’s band, ultimately displacing Dokken’s George Lynch in a moment of blunt rock ‘n’ roll drama. Speaking on Chris Jericho’s Talk Is Jericho podcast, Lee recounted how a series of mishaps—ranging from sabotage by his then-boss Wendy Dio to arriving late and fumbling song parts—unexpectedly sealed the deal. “My whole attitude after that helped me get the gig,” Lee said, crediting Sharon Osbourne’s appreciation for his unapologetic demeanor. The search for Randy Rhoads’s permanent replacement began…

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Grammy-winning bluegrass virtuoso Billy Strings showcased his versatility beyond the genre by delivering a pitch-perfect rendition of Ozzy Osbourne’s Bark at the Moon while dressed as a werewolf during a Halloween concert at CFG Arena in Baltimore. Strings, wielding what appeared to be a PRS McCarty electric guitar, captured the track’s signature tone and iconic solo with precision, earning praise for his seamless transition into heavy metal territory. His band joined the festivities in full costume, featuring nods to Phantom of the Opera, a vampire, and Frankenstein’s monster. The performance has quickly gained traction online, with one fan commenting, “You…

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In a revealing new interview on the Talk Is Jericho podcast, guitarist Jake E. Lee has shared the chaotic details of his 1982 audition for Ozzy Osbourne, describing how a late arrival, technical mishaps, and a defiant attitude unexpectedly secured him the role—while abruptly ending George Lynch’s prospects. Lee joined Osbourne’s band as the permanent replacement for Randy Rhoads, who tragically died in a plane crash earlier that year. Interim guitarists Bernie Tormé and Brad Gillis had filled in to complete the tour, but Osbourne sought a long-term successor. Lynch, already shadowing Gillis on the road, was a leading contender…

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Two-time Olympic gold medalist and World Cup record-holder Mikaela Shiffrin has added a powerful new ally to her pursuit of excellence: AG1, the science-backed daily foundation trusted by elite athletes worldwide. In a heartfelt social-media post that lit up feeds this morning, the 30-year-old American superstar shared the news alongside a sun-lit photo of herself stirring the iconic green scoop into a glass of water. “I’m so excited to officially announce my partnership with AG1,” Shiffrin wrote. “This is the one thing I take every single day to stay energized, recover faster, and keep my mind sharp—no matter how intense…

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Alpine skiing superstar Mikaela Shiffrin has revealed a deeply personal side of her life off the slopes, describing her relationship with fellow skier Aleksander Aamodt Kilde as a foundation for lasting love and future family. In a candid interview, the two-time Olympic gold medalist opened up about how her bond with Kilde has reshaped her priorities amid a demanding career. “With Alex, I have this picture of love and family,” Shiffrin said, highlighting the emotional stability that complements her pursuit of records on the World Cup circuit. Shiffrin, 30, and Kilde, 33, both elite athletes who have faced significant injuries…

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Harry Styles delighted onlookers with an impromptu dip in one of the city’s historic duck ponds, showcasing his sculpted physique and signature tattoos during a relaxed summer outing. The Grammy-winning singer, 31, went shirtless in forest-green swim trunks, revealing toned abs, defined arms, and an array of meaningful ink—including the prominent butterfly across his chest, paired birds, and scripted phrases along his torso and forearms. Sunlight dancing on the water accentuated the intricate designs, many of which carry deep personal significance for the star. Spotted on a warm afternoon, Styles appeared completely at ease, blending seamlessly into the casual park…

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World Cup skiing icon Mikaela Shiffrin has revealed a moment of raw vulnerability ahead of competition, admitting in a new podcast episode, “I don’t know if I want to race tomorrow.” The candid remark came during an in-depth conversation with her partner, Norwegian alpine star Aleksander Kilde, as the couple explored the mental and emotional layers of elite ski racing. Presented by STIFEL, the episode delves into the interplay of resilience, intentional preparation, and trusting the process—especially under pressure. Shiffrin, a 97-time World Cup winner and two-time Olympic gold medalist, reflected on the internal struggle that even top athletes face…

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Alpine skiing superstar Mikaela Shiffrin has candidly expressed her reluctance to secure a spot at the Winter Olympics solely through discretionary selection, insisting that any participation must be earned through performance. In a recent interview, the two-time Olympic gold medalist addressed speculation about her potential involvement in a record sixth Olympic Games. “I don’t want to be taking a spot that I don’t earn,” Shiffrin stated, underscoring her commitment to fairness and competitive integrity within the U.S. Ski Team. Shiffrin, who has amassed a record 97 World Cup victories, is recovering from injuries sustained during the 2024-25 season. While U.S.…

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