George Michael has just confirmed the rumors and officially announced he is performing at the closing ceremonies of this years Olympic games. 

George took to his twitter to express his nervousness about performing at the closing ceremonies and him have not been able to perform for over a year:

Obviously a bit nervous not having played for nearly a year, but rehearsals sounding great so far! 

George has a life-threatening illness last year that left him with no voice and losing a considerable amount of weight.  Aside from a press conference after his release where he thanked the doctors for saving his life, George has been pretty much out of the public eye.  he does have dates in Australia set for later this year. 

George has not announced which songs he will be performing but we have a feeling it will be jam-packed with his hits from the 80's, and 90's, and hopefully a never before released song....because as much as I LOVE George, that last song was.....not even worthy of a bronze medal. 

Are you looking forward to George Michael's performance at the closing ceremonies?-DocFB

Redhead Shaun White took home gold again in the Snowboard pipe competition.  I couldn't believe how high he would get above the pipe!  There was some controversy when his expletive-laced celebratory conversation with his coach was broadast on TV, but considering they have been working hard for that result for four years, I think a few expletives are understandable.  Watch Shaun's medal-winning runs

Short track speed skating is a blast and one of the most unpredictable events I've ever watched.  USA's Apolo Ohno has already grabbed silver and he'll anchor the men's relay later on in the games (the US qualified for the final last night).  He makes it look so easy.  He's on track to become the most decorated US Winter Olympian of all time.  But then again, his sport is never predictable. 

Women's downhill skiing was last night and American Lindsey Vonn took home gold after a bone-rattling, slightly out of control run down the mountain (but damn it was fast!).  There were a lot of crashes at yesterday's competition (video), including one for Sweden's Anja Paerson that made me want to cover my eyes. 

I do appreciate having a DVR when I watch things like the Olympics.  Nothing against figure skating, but I usually fast forward through those competitions. 

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His catch phrase, of "It's true!  It's damn true" will now be the answer when people ask if Kurt Angle used HGH (Human-Growth Hormones) as he has been busted. 

He didn't respect a an order of protection that his girlfriend put out against the wrestler, who is also an Olympic gold medalist.  So while following his girlfriend to a coffee shop and waiting for her in the parking lot, cops came.  They searched his car and found the HGH.  Angle claimed to have a prescription for the drug. 

He was charged with violating the order of protection, harassment, possession of drugs and paraphernalia and driving with a suspended license.  Angle is the current TNA world champion.  I am sure the WWE is breathing a sigh of relief for dropping the wrestler a couple of years ago.-Dr. FB