‘Venom 2: Let There Be Carnage’ Moves To Fall 2021

Lindsey Vonn is so proud of her body and everything that it’s achieved, but the journey to get to this place of newfound confidence was a long and winding hill to ski down. “While it may seem like I’ve always been comfortable with who I am, I definitely have not always felt that,” the former Olympian, 36, shared during the April 5 episode of TB12’s The Keep Going Podcast.

Body image has been a real concern for Lindsey Vonn.

Lindsey Vonn is "taking care" of herself.  The world champion skier said as much on Monday when she posted a series of bikini photos to Instagram, showcasing what Vonn touts are the results of "working hard" in the gym. "You can judge me if you want, but I've been working hard in the gym and taking care of me....

Lindsey Vonn didn’t let a few body-shaming comments stop her from living out her red carpet dreams.

feeling full of joy and excitement — and the best part is that their journey has just begun!ET exclusively spoke with stars (Joseph),  (Minnie) and Viv’s real life kids, (Angela) and  (Cooper) to learn more about their experience joining the beloved Hallmark Channel drama, their strong bonds on and off screen and the importance of representation in media.“Things went pretty crazy, for sure,” Natasha, a Surrey, England native, gushes of making her debut on the series.

Lindsey Vonn is opening up about her retirement, future plans and how her body has transformed since ending her professional skiing career. The Olympic champion, 36, has been getting her feet wet in several ventures since retiring in 2019.

To be an Olympic gold medal winning professional skier with 82 World Cup wins, Lindsey Vonn‘s body was a machine. But that meant that she had to maintain incredibly strong muscles — especially in her backside and legs — to be a champion in her sport. The 36-year-old  — who retired from competing in 2019 — is now revealing how she used to be shamed for her strong and fit body, especially when it came to her fashion choices and how they fit her athletic figure.

This week, Disney and Marvel announced a massive shuffling of many release dates of their slate of 2021 films.

Lindsey Vonn has found an unlikely singing partner in Hugh Jackman. The former Olympic skier, 36, and "X-Men" star, 52, teamed up to hit the slopes this past weekend -- and ended up partaking in a jam session where the duo sang along to Justin Timberlake’s "Can’t Stop the Feeling!" In the video, Vonn is seen jamming out on the piano and belting out the lyrics to Timberlake’s hit single from DreamWork’s "Trolls," while Jackman harmonized and violinist Grant Gardner played along.

Lindsey Vonn showed off her musical side while skiing with Hugh Jackman this week. 

J Balvin has released a reminiscent music video for his new single, ‘Tu Veneno’.The hard-hitting reggaeton track, which was produced by Sky Rompiendo and Taiko, premiered yesterday (March 19).It dropped alongside an illusive urban music video – directed by José-Emilio Sagaró – in which Balvin laments a fictional love interest who left him looking for more.Watch the video for ‘Tu Veneno’ below:‘Tu Veneno’ is the second single to be released from the Colombian star’s upcoming as-yet-unannounced

The Man Who Fell To Earth is getting another new home.