Tonya Harding announced her unexpected arrival on X (formerly Twitter) on Wednesday (January 29). The former Olympic figure skater posted a video to say hello on the popular social media platform, ...

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I, Tonya, an unconventional biopic about the unconventional, embattled yet iconic '90s figure skater, is based on "irony free, wildly contradictory and totally true" interviews with Tonya Harding and ...

The Tonya Harding scandal glittered like a gaudy figure skating tutu, the makings of a Coen Brothers comedy emanating from each phony bauble. The plot: Halfwits, fueled by greed and stupidity, launch ...

NEW YORK CITY (KPTV) - Tonya Harding’s infamous skating costume worn the day after the Nancy Kerrigan attack in 1994 sold at an auction for $17,485 on Monday. Harding wore the red costume at the 1994 ...

"Wow, I'm so glad I'm not competing against them now," Harding says of the Olympic figure skaters, noting that the "point system" has changed. "I was all about doing the triple axel or the ...

The former figure skater spoke with ET on Sunday and said that getting to compete this season and show people a different side of her has given her the opportunity to 'walk tall' in her normal life.

Tonya Harding had already wowed the figure skating world with her amazing triple axel. What happened next drew wows for a very different and much more sordid reason. When her fiercest competitor ...

At the end of the month, someone will be walking home with an infamous piece of figure skating memorabilia. On Jan. 6, 1994, Nancy Kerrigan was assaulted after a practice session for the 1994 United ...

An infamous piece of figure skating memorabilia is now up for auction. Seven weeks before the 1994 Olympic Winter Games in Norway, figure skater Nancy Kerrigan was attacked and struck in the knee with ...

The two women couldn't be living more different lives, except for their mutual disdain for what became known as "The Whack Heard 'Round The World." Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan, former U.S.