

Lance Armstrong, 43, gave us a preview of his documentary Lance Armstrong: The Road Ahead where he was upfront and honest about his use with performance-enhancing drugs, which stripped him of seven Tour de France titles — but he reveals he wouldn’t change the past.
Lance Armstrong, 42, did not draw a good hand when he sat down to play “Cards Against Humanity” over the weekend with friends. The former Tour de France winner managed to pluck out of the deck a card that had his name all over it — literally. And let’s just say that he was shocked at what he saw, so much so that he posted a picture.
During an interview on Oprah’s Next Chapter on Jan. 17, Lance Armstrong revealed to Oprah Winfrey that he used banned drugs during his professional cycling career. However, a leading expert tells HollywoodLife.com that Lance still appears to be lying!
Lance Armstrong sat down with Oprah Winfrey for his first interview since the truth behind his performance-enhancing drug scandal was revealed. On Oprah’s Next Chapter, the former professional cyclist — who was stripped of his seven titles and banned from the sport for life — opens up about the details of his drug use.
Lance Armstrong has fallen on more hard times. The head of the International Olympic Committee has just revealed that Lance is no longer an Olympic medalist — he has to return the bronze medal he won at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney.
After years of battling — and denying — doping allegations throughout his professional cycling career, Lance Armstrong is opening up to Oprah Winfrey to reveal that he did use performance-enhancing drugs starting in the mid-1990s, which led to his seven Tour de France titles being stripped.