Legos

Ben Smith, who’s lived in North Park for the past five years, speculates he’s spent between $10,000 and $20,000 on Legos

U.S. Ski Jumper Kevin Bickner explains how he flies using Legos.

Brittany Bowe explains long track speed skating with Legos.

Matt Hamilton breaks down how curling works with Legos.

David Wise has won two Olympic gold medals in the ski halfpipe. So we asked him to explain his sport with Legos.

Danish toymaking giant Lego on Monday pledged to remove gender bias from its toys after research found girls were being held back by gender stereotypes.

Jay Warren, the Director of Communications for Arlington, Texas, used his hobby of Lego masonry to explain the city’s budget and increase engagement from the city’s residents.

Ever see a big guy play with little Legos? Team USA shot putter Joe Kovacs gives Legos a try to explain his sport.

What are the swimming styles a swimmer must cover in a relay race? Simone Manuel breaks down swim relays with Legos.

The ease in which Vashti Cunningham can jump over the high bar is harshly contrasted by the difficulty she has explaining her sport with Legos.

It’s a pretty simple concept: two bars, one higher than the other, and a gymnast performing a routine between the bars. But when you try to illustrate the sport with Legos, things get a little tougher. Team USA gymnast Grace McCallum attempts to explain uneven bars with Legos.

Sport climbing will make its Olympic debut at the 2020 Tokyo Games. To get familiar with the sport, Team USA climber Brooke Raboutou grabbed a bowl of Legos to explain what you will see when competition beings.

Do you know the difference between backstroke and freestyle? Team USA swimmer Regan Smith explains the four major swimming strokes using Legos.

Diving into the water from 10 meters high – the equivlant of a three-story-building – could be terrifying for anyone, but not for an Olympic diver. Katrina Young explains Olympic diving using Legos.

Team USA Archer Brady Ellison thinks archery is a pretty simple sport to explain. But can he do it with Legos?

After committing to making all of its products sustainable by 2030, Danish toymaker LEGO announced that it will start rolling out new bricks made entirely of recycled bottles.

Will Arnett’s playful sarcasm is serving him well these days, as both the host of Fox’s “Lego Masters,” where his “dad jokes” kill, and on his podcast, ”Smartless,” where he banters mightily with pals Jason Bateman and Sean Hayes.