Greg Louganis is an Olympic icon, perhaps one of the greatest divers of all time. He is HIV positive, too. Between both aspects of his celebrity, there are thousands of stories to tell. But ...

JC Olivera/Variety/Getty Greg Louganis is recalling the hopelessness he felt during the early days of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the 1980s. Appearing in the NBC News Studios’ documentary series My ...

And I wasn't sure what I was going to do," says Greg Louganis on ESPN ... television he was suffering from AIDS. The life story of Gregory Efthimios Louganis began in San Diego on Jan. 29, 1960 ...

Four-time Olympic champion Greg Louganis — considered the greatest male diver in history — has lived with HIV for 27 years. His status is simply a fact of life, and he isn’t keen on labels.

The touch points of Greg Louganis ... That’s when Louganis realized his impact. “When we were on the book tour, people were saying: ‘You saved my life,’” he said.

Boundary-breaking Olympic diver and activist Greg Louganis is working on a feature about his life. He’s collaborating ... which is in early preproduction. Though no dates or locations have ...

In a new HBO documentary, "Back on Board," four-time Olympic gold medalist Greg Louganis recounts the years of hostile behavior from his teammates throughout his career, while he kept his ...

With Back on Board: Greg Louganis, airing August 4 at 10pm ET on HBO, Louganis opened up his complex life to a documentarian ... in athletics that you missed early activism, but, for lack ...

Greg Louganis wasn’t supposed to compete at the 1988 Olympics. The superstar athlete, dubbed the “Baryshnikov of diving,” had originally planned on retiring after earning two gold medals in ...

Greg Louganis, one of the first athletes to come out about his sexuality and HIV status, will be auctioning off his Olympic medals to support LGBTQ+ organizations. Louganis, an inspiration to ...

Greg Louganis is recalling the hopelessness he felt during the early days of the HIV/AIDS epidemic ... going to lose my job and my family and my life." He then praises the advances in medicine ...