There’s no doubt he ruled the cycling world with seven Tour De France titles, but now Lance Armstrong is being called out for supposedly using performance-enhancing drugs.
According to his former cycling teammate Tyler Hamilton, Armstrong relied on a drug called EPO to help him prepare for races in 1999-2001.
He’s dominated the world of professional cycling over the last decade, and now Lance Armstrong is calling it quits... again.
The 7-time Tour de France champ says he’s done (he returned to cycling in 2009 after his first retirement in 2005), in favor of pursuing his LIVESTRONG foundation.
This past January he returned from a three-year retirement from competitive cycling, and earlier today (March 23) Lance Armstrong was hospitalized after taking a nasty spill during a bike race.
The 37-year-old 7-time Tour de France winner was riding with the Astana team in the Vuelta of Castilla and Leon race when he fell from his bike during a pile-up.
She’s in town doing promotion for her new movie “Bride Wars” which opens this Friday, January 9th. And this morning Kate Hudson got an early jump on the day.
Heading over to CBS studios for an appearance on "The Early Show," the “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days” babe was spotted leaving her Manhattan apartment carrying a Starbucks beverage in one hand and a massive black handbag in the other.
Not wasting much time after splitting from actress Kate Hudson, cycling champion Lance Armstrong and girlfriend Anna Hansen are expecting their first child together.
