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Olympic figure skater Yuna Kim isn’t just an amazing athlete – she’s also a singer!!

The 23-year-old reining skate champ from South Korea claimed the top spot in the women’s short program ahead of Russia’s Adelina Sotnikova and Carolina Kostner of Italy, who are 2nd and 3rd, on Wednesday (February 19) in Sochi. We should find out medals soon after today’s competition continues. Best of luck, Yuna Kim!

Well besides skating so beautifully, Yuna Kim also has a marvelous singing voice!

Check out a video of her belting out “I’m in Love” live in front of an audience a few years ago. And be sure to see more pics of Yuna Kim over at

Ice skating duo Meryl Davis and Charlie White wave to the crowd after taking home the gold medal for ice dancing at the Iceberg Palace during the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics on Monday night (February 17) in Sochi, Russia.

The ice dancers earned a total of 195.52 points, which was enough to earn them the first gold medal in ice dancing for the US in Olympics history.

Canada’s Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir, the Vancouver Winter Olympics Gold Medalists took home the silver with Russia’s Elena Ilinykh and Nikita Katsalapov winning the bronze.

Congrats to all the winning Olympians in the ice dancing portion!
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Olympic skier Bode Miller has responded to backlash against NBC’s Christin Cooper during an interview where he broke down while talking about his late brother Chelone after winning bronze at the men’s super-G event on Sunday (February 16) in Sochi, Russia.

“I’ve known Christin a long time. She’s a sweetheart of a person. I know she didn’t mean to push,” the 36-year-old Olympian said on the Today show on Monday (February 17). “I don’t think she really anticipated what my reaction was going to be, and I think by the time she sort of realized, it was too late. I don’t blame her at all. I feel terrible that she’s taking the heat for that because it really – it was just a heat of the moment kind of circumstance,” Bode said.

“I don’t think there was any harm intended. It was just a lot of emotion for me. It’s been a lot over the the last year…you sometimes don’t realize how much you contain that stuff until the dam breaks and then it’s just a real outpouring,” Bode concluded.

In case you missed it, watch Bode‘s heart-wrenching interview.

Bode Miller sheds a tear after being provoked into remembering his late brother Chelone during an interview following his win at the Alpine Skiing Men’s Super-G competition on day 9 of the 2014 Winter Olympics on Sunday (February 16) in Sochi, Russia.

The 36-year-old Olympic athlete, who won the Bronze medal, was interviewed by NBC’s Christin Cooper following his win and he broke down in tears while remembering his brother, who died last year after suffering a seizure.

“With my brother passing away, I really wanted to come back here and race the way he sends it. So this was a little different,” Bode said. When asked if the race was for him, he responded with “I mean, I don’t know it’s really for him. But I wanted to come here and uh – I don’t know, I guess make myself proud.”

The reporter has been receiving a ton of criticism on social media for badgering Bode into answering questions about his brother when he clearly was having an emotional moment.

We send our congratulations out to Bode for his big win!

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T.J. Oshie shows off his hockey skills while competing during the 2014 Sochi Olympics on Saturday (February 15) in Sochi, Russia.

The 27-year-old hockey star became an instant hero after scoring the winning goal against Russia, giving the American team a big win over the host country. Go USA!

During the game, Russian president Vladimir Putin sat in the stands while Russia lost the game.

In case you didn’t know, the rivalry between Russia and America has become more intense as a result of Vladimir‘s anti-gay stance and regulations for the Olympic games.

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Maria Sharapova is all smiles while hitting the stage as the torch bearer at the opening ceremony during the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics on Friday (February 7) in Sochi, Russia.

“That was the best jog of my life! Running will never feel the same. #OpeningCeremony,” the 26-year-old tennis star tweeted after the ceremony.

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Maria was joined at the ceremony by gorgeous supermodel Irina Shayk.

Earlier in the week, Maria sported a red coat while attending a press conference at Riviera Park Egorova and rocked a different chic outfit while promoting the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 at the Samsung Galaxy Studio Opening before the Olympic games.

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The 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics are underway, and the opening ceremony took place earlier in the day on Friday (February 7) at the Fisht Olympic Stadium in Sochi, Russia.

Viewers who are eager to see the Opening Ceremony air on television – you’re in luck! You can catch the ceremony on NBC at 7:30 pm EST tonight.

For those who can’t wait – here are some highlight pictures, including teams from around the world entering the stadium, a fireworks show, and an unfortunate incident where 5 illuminated snowflakes were supposed to turn into the 5 Olympic rings, but sadly, one malfunctioned and only four rings lit.

Princess Charlene and Prince Albert of Monaco were also in attendance!

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