Weekend Hot Clicks: Gisele Bundchen; Rio Olympics roundup

Weekend Hot Clicks feature the lovely Gisele Bundchen and a Rio Olympics roundup.

Author:
Andrew Doughty
Publish date:
Aug 6, 2016

Let's Gooooooo

The 2016 Summer Olympics officially kicked off on Friday night with the Opening Ceremony, but did NBC miss the point of the night? Quiz: Can you name these famous American Olympians of the past? Also, the entire Russian team was banned from the Paralympics and YOU MUST check out handball, the best sport in the world that doesn't get enough attention. Be sure to keep up with all Olympics coverage, including schedules, results and awesome stories here. And here's a gallery of the first full day of competiton.

Photos from the 2016 Rio Olympics | Aug. 6

Carlos Zenon Balderas Jr. of the U.S. lands a punch on Kazakhstan's Berik Abdrakhmanov.

Yang Sun of China during a heat of the 400m Freestyle.

Action from the table tennis competition.

Kevin Durant of the U.S. celebrates a basket as Gen Li of China and Klay Thompson of the U.S. look on during Day 1.

Japan's Kosuke Hagino celebrates after winning the 400m Individual Medley Final.

Virginia Thrasher of the U.S. (center) won the first gold medal at the Rio Olympics. Here she poses on the podium with China's silver medal winner Du Li (left) and China's bronze medallist Yi Siling.

Virginia Thrasher of the United States competes in the 10m Air Rifle final.

Lydia Williams of Australia attempts to make a save against Germany.

Chenglong Zhang of China vaults during the Artistic Gymnastics Men's Team qualification.

Morgan Brian of United States and Marie Laure Delie of France battle during a 1-0 win by the Americans.

Yiwen Sun of China celebrates beating Lauren Rembi of France during the Epee Individual Bronze Medal match.

A dejected Lauren Rembi of France after competing in the Epee Individual Bronze Medal match.

Fabiana of Brazil jumps for the ball while Fridolina Rolfo of Sweden looks on.

An overview of the beach volleyball venue on Day 1.

Samuel Mikulak of the United States competes on the pommel horse in the Artistic Gymnastics Team qualification.

Bui Baravilala (right) of the U.S. passes the ball in a rugby sevens match against Colombia.

Hungary's Georgina Pota eyes the ball in her singles qualification table tennis match.

Venus Williams in action against Kirsten Flipkens of Belgium.

Belgium's Kirsten Flipkens is seen behind the Olympic rings on the net as she serves to Venus Williams.

Casey Patterson of the United States celebrates during a Beach Volleyball preliminary round match against Jefferson Santos Pereira and Cherif Younousse Samba of Qatar.

Japan's Rikako Ikee competes in a 100m Butterfly semifinal.

Brady Ellison of the U.S. shoots an arrow during the Men's Team semifinal.

Yijun Feng of the United States during a first-round match against Zhiwen He of Spain.

Maya Dirado of the U.S. competes in a 400m Individual Medley heat.

Kelly Murphy, Rachael Adams and Kimberly Hill of the U.S. jump to block the ball during a qualifying volleyball match against Puerto Rico.

Alex Obert of the U.S. shoots the ball against Croatia during a water polo preliminary.

US Kelley Hurley (left) competes against Brazil's Nathalie Moellhausen during their individual epee qualifying bout.

The scene from the road cycling competition.

Hiromi Miyake of Japan competes in the 48kg Group A Final.

Julia Reinprecht of the U.S. hits the ball past Maria Granatto during an upset win over the world's No. 2 ranked team.

Australia's Mariah Williams looks on after stopping the ball during a field hockey game vs. Britain.

Players of France huddle prior to a prelimimary round match against Montenegro.

A weightlifter during Day 1.

Maya DiRado of the U.S. en route to winning a silver medal.

Malaysia's Pandelela Rinong prepares to dive during a Saturday training session.

Spain's goalkeeper Daniel Lopez Pinedo reacts after he failed to stop a ball during a preliminary round match against Italy.

Uh Oh...

During the opening ceremony, Brazilians claimed the first flight, something that did not sit well with Americans.

HOF Weekend

Before Brett Favre, Tony Dungy, Ken Stabler and others enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday, you must watch this incredible Favre highlight reel, read Dungy's comments on the Rooney rule and how Stabler and Favre are linked by toughness. Also, here's what to expect from the Packers-Colts HOF game on Sunday night and FanSided predicted the 2017 HOF class, led by LaDainian Tomlinson.

Gisele Bundchen: Lovely Lady of the Day

Your first Weekend LLOD for August is lovely supermodel Gisele Bundchen who owned it at the Opening Ceremony Friday night. (Click here for full-sized gallery)

It Had Better Have a 24-Hour Masseuse

Hollywood producers spent a whopping $30 million remodeling Ronald Reagan's California estate.

Vlade!

Did you know Vlade Divac starred in a spectacularly cheesy Starter jacket commercial in 1992?

I'm In Love

Seriously?

Still Can't Get Over That Hair

Welp...

Odds and Ends

10 legendary bands who were in absurd commercials ... BYU punter creates country music video to honor special teamers ... SI Swimsuit model Samantha Hoopes is dominating Instagram ... CFB coaches anonymously talk about Notre Dame ... UNC's mascot from the 1950s is the most terrifying thing you've ever seen ... Mountain West players release Bad Lip Reading video ... Mississippi State is playing rock-paper-scissors to see which QB takes first-team reps ... Disney releases three 16-bit video games ... NYC has some pretty insane street art.

Remembering 2012

It was just four years ago but most people have completely forgotten what happened in London. Here's a cool look back at 2012:

Whoops

Bae Watch: Samantha Hoopes

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