Ryan Lochte thinks Michael Phelps is coming back

At the Aquatic Centre at the University of British Columbia, at lunch time midweek, one end of the pool is occupied by a small group of older people in a water aerobics class. Adjacent, there's lane swimming, the slow and steady pace of recreational ...

Ryan Lochte is an 11-time Olympic medal winner and was one of the pin-ups of London 2012, but, he tells HELLO! Online, he still hasn't got it right when it comes to love. In his new show What Would Ryan Lochte Do?, his sister Kristen says that Ryan ...

On " What Would Ryan Lochte Do? " the Olympic gold medalist joined an elite club -- except that he thought he was the only member. He got a hot dog named after him at the iconic Pink's Hot Dogs in Hollywood. Upon hearing this, Ryan said it might be ...

Welcome back to your weekly run-down of What Would Ryan Lochte Do? (The jury was out last week, on a vacation.) But the past two episodes have been big for Ryan: first he introduced us to his elusive London love-interest Jaimee, and this week he's ...

Scratch that: Lochte would definitely drown. Marine Corps Water Survival Instructor Course (MCIWS) is one of the most difficult, grueling water certifications in the military (outside of BUD/S and their SCUBA and underwater demolitions courses). ...

Much has been written about how Olympic gold-medalist swimmer Ryan Lochte is an intellectual vacuum. His E! reality show, What Would Ryan Lochte Do? chronicles every cognitive misstep and every abdominal contraction Lochte experiences. Yet consider ...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Ryan Lochte unwrapped a blue lollypop and popped it in his mouth."I should've gotten this before my race," he quipped. "It might've helped."Back to a rigorous training routine after completing his reality show, Lochte showed ...

The title question of the Olympic gold medalist's new reality show is "What Would Ryan Lochte Do?" For this week's episode, at least, the answer is that he would have a cast made of his abs to give to a local bar. The bar asked for a piece of ...

Ryan Lochte is a man at night and a man in the morning. At least that's what the Olympic-medalist told Philadelphia Good Day news anchors Mike Jerrick and Sheinelle Jones, causing that interview to go viral with the co-hosts' laughing reaction after ...