“America’s new sweetheart is Steve Nedoroscik, the Pommel Horse Guy” links

America’s latest obsession is Olympic sweetheart Steve Nedoroscik, aka Pommel Horse Guy, aka the reason why Team USA won bronze in men’s team gymnastics. They love his glasses, they love his pommel, they love his nerdy energy. [Buzzfeed]
I’ll always admire Tyler Perry for how he helped the Sussexes, but he does and says some problematic stuff, and this is the latest. [LaineyGossip]
Flavor Flav is having an absolute blast at the Olympics. [JustJared]
Kevin Durant is enjoying the Olympics by beefing with fans online. [Jezebel]
Everyone wants Tim Walz to be chosen as VP. [Pajiba]
What’s up with Dutch swimmer Arno Kamminga? [Socialite Life]
Team USA’s swim team is already collecting medals! [Hollywood Life]
Jimmy Kimmel & John Mulaney don’t want to host the Oscars. [Seriously OMG]
Nicole Kidman looked beautiful at an Omega event. [RCFA]
Will you watch Colin Farrell in The Penguin? [OMG Blog]

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  1. Mireille says:

    Steve Nedoroscik is great and congratulations to the U.S. Men’s Team for medalling (yea!!!!), but I am pissed at NBC for not covering the other countries. There were phenomenal routines from Japan (Gold), China (Silver), Ukraine, and Great Britain among others. We should be seeing the best of the best in gymnastics live and during primetime, not just the U.S., and rooting for them all. All these gymnasts worked hard to get to the Olympics.

    • Aerie says:

      The time difference between France and the US doesn’t allow for events to be broadcast ‘live’ during prime time. There is full live coverage throughout the day on various platforms featuring all/most of the competitors.

    • Erin says:

      I agree, the coverage and commentary basically sucks. It doesn’t even feel like the Olympics. And no, I don’t want to log on to my computer and find a million isolated events to watch. I remember watching as a kid and being so inspired by the people from all over the world, and I feel like my kids are not having a similar experience which makes me a little sad.

    • BeanieBean says:

      Which has long been the case & which I hadn’t realized until I was living elsewhere during the ’92 Barcelona Olympics. Seeing a different country’s coverage was fascinating.

    • Eurydice says:

      The replay on Peacock is a different feed with different commentators. That replay pretty much only focused on Japan vs China – the US was hardly shown.

    • Bumblebee says:

      Our favorite Olympics was when we were in Germany and Spain 20 years ago and we got to watch it on Eurosport! They gave each athletes name and country, and showed multiple qualifying rounds. And we actually got to watch entire event because they didn’t cut away to people cheering or a video clip.

    • Mtl.Ex.Pat says:

      @mireille – Canadian here and I agree. We always chuckle at the US coverage – I was on summer holiday with my parents in the US during the 1984 summer games – was shocked at the focus on the US athletes at the expense of the actual medallists. It’s become a running joke since then (“yes – Mr X of the US did wonderfully in 87th place – here’s his routine – oh and some other guy got a gold medal!”
      😉

  2. catJ says:

    So true, our national network CBC has excellent coverage and shows most of the events, even if there are no Canadians in it.
    We are so excited for our swimmer Summer McIntosh – silver in 400 FS, Gold in 400IM,
    Eleanor Harvey – bronze in fencing
    Christa Deguchi – gold in judo
    Nathan Zsombor-Murray and Rylan Weins – bronze in synchronized diving

    And hopefully more to come….

    • Kokiri says:

      Gem has been absolutely amazing for coverage.
      It’s so easy to use too, it’s a great app & it’s free.

      More men’s gymnastics today!!

      Rooting for Japan!

  3. Jacques says:

    Steve Nedoroscik has been one of my favorites in this competition. The energy of the men’s gymnastics team was palpable and the support and respect they have for one another is really touching.

  4. Elizabeth says:

    The Specialist – totally an American sweetheart!

  5. I watched Steve do his routine and he sure did help the Americans team bring home the bronze!!

  6. C-No says:

    Steve is my friend’s cousin! MA represent!

  7. tealily says:

    Omg why am I crying?? Go STEVE!!!

  8. Neners says:

    I. LOVE. GYMNASTICS. SPECIALISTS. I just do. There is something so deeply satisfying at being supernaturally good at one thing and nailing it when it matters! Stephen was phenomenal and adorable and I love him so!

  9. SarahCS says:

    My pilates teacher was just talking about him! Apparently her wife is from the same place and there is BIG excitement in their home at the moment.

  10. Kittenmom says:

    Stephen nailed it yesterday! I was so glad for him. So many people were griping about his inclusion on the team as an event specialist. He really proved himself. Hopefully he will have success in the event finals.

  11. NariB says:

    He is amazing but “Worlds Best” is premature, he still needs to beat Rhys McClenaghan. It will be a fantastic final if they both perform at peak.

  12. NariB says:

    The reporter calling him the Worlds Best seems to be forgetting about Rhys McClenaghan. If they are both on form their showdown will be fabulous.

  13. Nope says:

    No one should boat the Oscar’s
    Do some old fashioned skits and musical routines instead of jokes and get a rotating cast of palatable ding dongs to announce segments and awards. Have an announcer in a both and call it a day. We are so bored with all of Hollywood give us an old fashioned sequined jazz hand Liz Taylor meets Laugh In dazzle n sparkle or I’m just gonna watch my Tik Tok haha