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Rick Reilly recounts the story of baseball's Glenn Burke, who painfully paved the way for Jason Collins as a gay professional athlete more than 30 years ago.

Check out these two videos from Bill Simmons's B.S. Report with Jason Collins. Presidents, Oprah, Even Tim Hardaway Reached Out to Collins Collins details the craziness of the day he publicly announced he is gay, including high-profile phone call...

Terrence Howard, who is coming to get you, got really creepy when he started talking about Oprah's "tig ol' bitties" in an interview. I guess he's just trying to live his breast life. Shia LaBeouf WILL NOT STOP. He's got a Twitter tongue sharper ...

Lance Armstrong does not intend to repay a Texas company that insured and paid bonuses for some of his Tour de France wins despite his admission that he used an array of performance-enhancing drugs in winning the titles, according to his attorney.

Andre Agassi, speaking at the Australian Open on Friday, said he felt "anger" about Lance Armstrong's confession to using performance-enhancing drugs.

Lance Armstrong's disgraced former doctor Michele Ferrari says the American cyclist could have been just as successful without doping.

Lance Armstrong did it. Why not Jim Caple? Our writer finally comes clean with his baseball confessions. Only, instead of telling Oprah, he's telling you!

Alberto Contador, a two-time winner of the Tour de France who was stripped of a third title for using a banned substance, says cycling needs to take something positive from the Lance Armstrong scandal.

There were moments of seemingly sincere contrition as Lance Armstrong described his years of doping and lying in the interview with Oprah Winfrey. It was difficult for Armstrong to describe his suggestion to his son that the 13-year-old boy should "s...

Former U.S. Anti-Doping Agency CEO Terry Madden confirmed Saturday that "one of Lance Armstrong's closest representatives" contacted the agency in 2004 and offered to make a six-figure "gift" -- an offer that was immediately rejected, Madden said.

After nearly three hours of television time, cycling's omerta remains intact, and its king, for now, still has zipped lips, writes Matthew Beaudin

Chris Sprow takes a look at the teams that could be in the mix to land San Francisco 49ers quarterback Alex Smith this offseason.

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Highlights from the second part of Lance Armstrong's interview with Oprah Winfrey on Friday night.

He's already gotten the Oprah treatment. Now Lance Armstrong is headed for the silver screen.

One night after Lance Armstrong finally admitted to being the ringleader of an elaborate doping scheme, the disgraced former cyclist continued his exclusive interview with Oprah Winfrey on Friday night.

Oprah Winfrey's much-anticipated interview with Lance Armstrong was seen by a total of 4.3 million viewers in back-to-back airings Thursday night on OWN.