Julien Alfred from St. Lucia made history by winning the 100m Olympic gold, marking the Caribbean island's first Olympic medal, with a time of 10.72 seconds, while Simone Biles secured her third gold in gymnastics, showcasing her resilience after previous struggles. American gymnast Laurie Hernandez, now a TV analyst, is winning hearts with her engaging commentary during the Paris Games. The spotlight also fell on Kobe Bryant, recognized posthumously for being the only individual to win both an Olympic gold medal and an Oscar, highlighting his extraordinary accomplishments. Meanwhile, controversy arose as Australian swimmer Kyle Chalmers broke a world record in the men's 4x100m freestyle relay, but his time will not be officially recognized due to Olympic rules. Additionally, Margaret Abbott, the first American female Olympian, unknowingly won gold in the 1900 Paris Olympics, as the event was not formally recognized at the time. The Games continue to unfold with remarkable achievements and historical moments, captivating audiences worldwide.