France has a rich history when it comes to Olympic mascots. The first, Shuss, was unveiled for the 1968 Winter Games in ...

A tearful executive at the U.S. Internal Revenue Service told staffers on Thursday that about 6,000 employees would be fired, a person familiar with the matter said, in a move that would eliminate ...

Together with the Olympic Phryge, the mascot explored various sports and activities ... the Phrygian hat is not only deeply rooted in the history of France as a symbol, but also is prominent today, ...

The mascot for the 2024 Paris Olympics was the Olympic Phryge. The mascot, which is draped in blue, white and red (the colors ...

The word mascot comes from an opera called La Mascotte that was performed in France in 1880 ... up and dance to get the fans all hyped up. The Olympics didn't have an official mascot until ...

The statue wears a Phyrgian cap, a symbol of freedom and the inspiration behind the Paris Olympics mascot. Even though the Olympic skateboarders are discouraged from skateboarding in the Village, they ...

The Olympics are on the horizon, learn about the history of the Olympic mascots and why they have become so iconic. Take your marks, get set and take on the ultimate Olympic mascot quiz!