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 vastly ...

History of Olympics Logo The logo (rings) was designed by Pierre de Coubertin - founder of the International Olympic Committee and first released in 1913, a year after the 1912 Olympics.

The Paris 2024 Olympic Games start on Friday, and the event's unusual logo design is sure to attract as much interest as the sporting action. Much mocked for looking like 'Rachel from Friends ...

Logo Futura captured 74% of the votes, clearly making it the preferred design of the two choices. This is the first time the Olympics and Paralympics had a design chosen by a popular vote.

The face of the 2024 Paris Olympics and 2024 Paris Paralympics has many online crying, “Sacrebleu!” Initially unveiled in October 2019, the logo was divisive from the start, with some early ...

Although the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics logo hasn’t garnered the same sort of criticism as the 2012 London Olympic Logo, it is an odd design in the grand spectrum of previous Olympics.

The 2024 Paris Olympics logo is very reminiscent of the "Karen" meme — a caucasian woman with a short haircut who always "needs to speak to the manager." The Parisian emblem is meant to depict ...

The official 2020 Summer Olympics logo was designed by Asao Tokolo and features a checkered pattern of three different-sized rectangular shapes. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) explained ...

Tokyo 2020 Olympics CEO Toshiro Muto, center, speaks in front of the logo, left, of the 2020 Games during a press conference in Tokyo, Friday, Aug. 28, 2015.

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics logo was revealed this week with a fancy intro clip. Art director Kenjiro Sano, one of Japan’s top graphic artists, designed the logo.

But one eagle-eyed Olympics fan has spotted a glaring mistake in the Channel 9 coverage of the Paris Games. And it’s been staring at our tired eyes this entire time.