The best Olympics logos are often one of the things we most remember about the world's biggest sporting spectacle: sometimes even more than the sporting action itself. Over the years, we've seen ...

When we get up at 3 a.m. to watch the Tillies play, we’re not exactly our sharpest selves. But one eagle-eyed Olympics fan has spotted a glaring mistake in the Channel 9 coverage of the Paris Games.

There’s something else people are noticing as the Olympics begin: the logo for the 2024 Paris Games — which is supposed to be a flame — looks an awful lot like a person. Do you see it?

In a true first, the Olympics logo, known as "Futura" was selected via an open vote: The logo incorporates the number "26" and is stylized with a single white line that reflects "Milano Cortina ...

You’d want your logo right there next to the Olympic logo so that every time someone thinks about the Olympics, they’re thinking about you. That’s exactly what NBCUniversal did with ...

Marianne is depicted in the Paris 2024 logo in the form of hair and lips. “She reflects our desire to organise the Games for the people, in close collaboration with the people,” the Olympics ...

It comes together in a clever yet simplistic circular design, with all three elements of the logo visible. The Paris 2024 mascot is named Olympic Phryge. Its design is inspired by traditional ...

With the help of Paris Hilton, the NBC Olympics logo for the 2024 Paris Games was unveiled in a video clip Saturday. “With a timeless elegance and sophistication that is distinctly Parisian, the logo ...

At first glance, the 2024 Paris Olympics logo looks like the traditional flame that originated in 1928 at the Amsterdam Games. But a closer look reveals something far different. Tilt your head a ...

While there are similarities between the Olympics and Paralympics, the logo isn't one of them. The emblem for the Olympic Games features five interlaced rings to symbolize the union of the five ...

PARIS — At first glance, the logo for the Paris Olympics appears straightforward enough: the silhouette of a flame against a gold background. But look a little closer, open your mind a touch ...