The Paris Olympics organizers have apologized for a skit during the opening ceremony that drew criticism for appearing to parody Leonardo da Vinci's 'The Last Supper.' Featuring drag queens and a performer as the Greek god Dionysus, the performance was condemned by religious leaders and politicians, including Elon Musk and Donald Trump Jr., for what they deemed disrespectful to Christianity. Anne Descamps, a spokesperson for the event, emphasized that there was no intention to offend, stating the scene aimed to celebrate community tolerance. Artistic director Thomas Jolly defended the production as a celebration of diversity and French gastronomy, rather than a direct mockery of religious faith. Despite the backlash, supporters praised the event for its message of inclusivity. The incident raises ongoing tensions in the culture wars surrounding representations of religion in contemporary art.