Former Team USA gymnast Kerri Strug's name is back in the headlines — but her life has taken a major pivot away from the spotlight since helping bring the Americans to gold at the 1996 Summer Olympics ...

"She likes doing board rolls … she has a lot of energy," Strug told PEOPLE Kerri Strug was 18 years old when she made history for her heroic vault that won the U.S. gymnastics team gold at the 1996 ...

A dad's viral post reexamines Kerri Strug's 1996 vault and how we treat elite athletes, from Simone Biles to today.

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Millie Bobby Brown is taking on an Olympic role for her next project. The actor is in final negotiations to portray Olympic gold ...

Ronnie Sandahl penned the script and Gia Coppola is on board as director. Nik Bower for Riverstone Pictures and Thomas Benski for Magna Studios are also serving as producers. Netflix is also circling ...

Coming off from the critically-acclaimed success of Booksmart, Olivia Wilde has officially set her next directing project in the form of a new biographical drama film titled Perfect which revolves ...

‘Perfect’ centered on Strug’s 1996 Olympic Games gymnastics victory Perfect, a Netflix biopic about gymnast Kerri Strug, has been scrapped, per reports The film was set to star Millie Bobby Brown, who ...

At the 1996 Summer Olympics, gymnast Kerri Strug became an American hero. But did she have a choice? Strug, who was 18 years old at the time, was up to perform the final event of the competition—the ...

EXCLUSIVE: Booksmart filmmaker Olivia Wilde is set to direct Kerri Strug biopic Perfect, which will be among the hottest packages at the EFM in Berlin next week. The film, based on the book Landing On ...

Nearly 20 years after her gold medal-clinching vault, Kerri Strug's success has extended far beyond the 1996 Olympic Games. NEW YORK — Kerri Strug’s place in American lore is as unyielding today as ...

She etched her name in Olympic lore with an injured ankle and a vault. Kerri Strug under-rotated on her first attempt, injuring her ankle and leaving a score of 9.2 on the board, which, at the time, ...