People Announces Sexiest Men Alive… Olympics Edition

People magazine has put together a list of the Sexiest Men Alive, Olympics Edition, specifically, Olympics swimmers. The best at what they do and clearly some of the most attractive there are. While we're currently watching the Olympics go down, you might have also noticed a bit of eye candy!

Topping the list is 23-year-old Thomas Ceccon from Italy. People said, “After accidentally flashing his abs during the medal ceremony on July 27, he became an internet sensation with one.” Synchronized divers Tom Daley and Noah Williams from Great Britain came in at number two.

Others on the list include some of your favorites like Jack Alexy, Chris Guiliano, Hunter Armstrong, and Caeleb Dressel from the USA relay team, French swimmer Léon Marchand, the entire USA Water Polo team, Italy's Nicolò Martinenghi and China's Xu Jiayu. These men are not only named some of the sexiest, but they are also the best swimmers there are in the world!

Quite possibly the best name on the list is "Bob the Cap Catcher,” who broke the internet earlier this week when he dove into the pool to retrieve Emma Weber's lost swim cap following the women’s 100-meter breaststroke in his colorful Speedo.

So you want to take a peek at these handsome men? It's just a click away right here. Enjoy!

Summer Olympics 2024 is officially in full swing in Paris following an Opening Ceremony for the ages.

Seriously, this Opening Ceremony had something for everyone, and get ready for us to do our best Stefon:

-Can-Can dancers.
-Lady Gaga.
-A surprising sub-plot in the overall ceremony's narrative that involved a ménage à trois.
-References to the beheading of Marie Antionette, which led into a performance from French metal band Gojira.

-A buttload of rain.
-Priceless artwork from the Louvre coming to life.
-A silver horse galloping across the Seine in majestic glory.

-A catwalk from out of nowhere highlighting France's club scene and the country's influence on fashion.
-A brief performance from Les Misérables.

And then, as if things couldn't get any more over-the-top, Celine Dion delivers a stunning performance of Edith Piaf's "Hymne A L'Amour" from inside of the Eifle Tower. The legendary singer has been battling stiff-person syndrome, which is a condition that impacts the central nervous system. This condition has affected Dion's ability to sing. She revealed her diagnosis in December 2022, stopped performing and made very few public appearances while she sought treatment to return to performing.

Even once the Olympic cauldron is extinguished, people will still be talking about this triumphant moment.

Now that we've gone through all of our tissues from happy-crying about Celine, it's time to get down to business and talk about the athletes.

This 2024 Opening Ceremony was very unique for the above reasons, but also because it saw the Parade of Nations actually make their way down the Seine in boats of all sizes. Some small countries had a small boat to themselves. Oftentimes, there were multiple countries sharing a boat, while countries with large delegations had massive boats just for their athletes.

Regardless of boat size, pretty much every athlete got drenched by the pouring rain throughout the entire Opening Ceremony. However, the rain didn't seem to dampen the moods of the athletes. In fact, Kelly Clarkson commented, "Everyone is killing that wet look. Just sayin’!"

Now, because of the rain, this led to many of the athletes to wear clear plastic rain ponchos over their Opening Ceremony outfits, which had to be a bit of a bummer. (It certainly got in the way of checking out all of the various team outfits.) However, this also made us take a closer look at the fashion choices of each nation, and it's led to our very serious (wink-wink) assessment of the best and worst fashion choices from the Summer Olympics 2024 Opening Ceremony. Enjoy!