Olympian Lolo Jones Calls out 'Fifty Shades of Grey'

U.S. Olympian Lolo Jones won’t be racing to theaters to watch “Fifty Shades of Grey.”

The bobsled and track and field athlete, who revealed in 2012 that she was remaining a virgin until marriage, had some harsh words for the racy drama on Twitter.

“Funny how some people think there's nothing wrong with '50 (Shades) of Grey,'” she tweeted Tuesday. “God didn't create sex for that purpose. Watch another movie.”

'Dancing with the Stars' Cast Revealed And Includes Famous Christian and Family Friendly Stars

Sadie Robertson of "Duck Dynasty" will appear on the upcoming season of "Dancing with the Stars," as revealed this morning.

The full cast of season 19 of "DWTS" was announced on "Good Morning America" Thursday, when Robertson was announced. The 17-year-old is paired with professional Mark Ballas, and she joins a cast that includes Olympian Lolo Jones and Lea Thompson.  Lolo Jones is an outspoken Christian and Lea Thompson has starred in several family friendly movies on UP.

Michael Phelps and Julio Jones Make Surprise Appearance During Switchfoot Performance

Rock group Switchfoot was joined on stage by 22-time Olympic medalist Michael Phelps and NFL star receiver Julio Jones while performing at the Preakness Stakes on Saturday, May 17. While the band performed their smash hit "Dare You to Move," Phelps joined the ensemble on stage playing tambourine.


Jon Foreman (lead vocals) and Tim Foreman (bass) later tweeted:
@jonforeman: Wow! just played "dare you to move" with @Micheal_Phelps on tambourine - no joke! What a day #Preakness2014

@TimForeman: Had an impromptu jam yesterday with this guy named @michaelphelps playing some mean Tamborine. #preakness http://instagram.com/p/oJoeLwQt2K/

The Morrison Brothers Band posted video of the surprise guest on YouTube and ProVentures a pic here.


The Preakness is the second of the legendary Triple Crown horse races, traditionally occurring in Baltimore, Maryland.

Michael Phelps holds the most medals of any Olympian, earning eighteen gold medals, two silver and two bronze and in the 2004, 2008 and 2012 summer Olympics.

The Afters' “Moments Like This” On NBC for “We Create Moments” Campaign

The Afters have already had a win this year. The band’s song “Moments Like This” was selected by NBC as the feature song for their “We Create Moments” promo campaign. The song aired frequently during NBC’s promo ads around the Winter Olympics last month, and will continue to run alongside other programming in the weeks ahead. Earlier this year, "Moments Like This" was used on American Idol on FOX. Check out the video for NBC's "We Create Moments" campaign.

“Moments Like This” comes off The Afters’ fourth studio album, Life is Beautiful which was released earlier last year. The chart-topping foursome recently celebrated their last single “Every Good Thing” going No. 1 with their current single “Broken Hallelujah” following in its footsteps as it rises on the charts. They are out on the road performing their hit songs with five-time GRAMMY winner Steven Curtis Chapman on his “The Glorious Unfolding Tour.”

UK Songsmith Adam Baker Featured on Olympics Album

Christian singer/songwriter Adam Baker, who has previously released the independent albums 'Your Eyes' (2009) and 'Beyond The Sun' (2011), is showcased on a new compilation album featuring artists who performed in the Olympic Park during the London 2012 Olympics. The 'Emerging Icons In The Park' album features Baker singing the song "Carry You", a song motivated by his feelings about his wife. Said Baker, "In the summer I was performing at the London 2012 Olympics in the Olympic Park. As a Christian artist it was an awesome opportunity and I felt so blessed to be a part of the Games sharing my music. It was quite an experience."