Washington Post columnist Sally Jenkins blasted Christian and conservative critics of the apparent Last Supper mockery depicted at the Paris Olympics opening ceremony last week. Jenkins’ column ...

Though organizers said the skit was an "interpretation of the Greek God [of wine and festivity] Dionysus," the visual similarities to "The Last Supper" were immediately spotted and criticized by ...

The event’s planners and organizers have denied that the sequence was inspired by “The Last Supper,” or that it intended to mock or offend. In the performance broadcast during the ceremony ...

Floriane Issert, a Gendarmerie non-commissioned officer delivers the Olympic flag during opening ceremonies for the 2024 Summer Olympics on Friday, July 26, 2024, in Paris.(Smiley N. Pool / Staff ...

The Opening Ceremonies of this year’s Olympic Games in Paris included an apparent parody of Leonardo Da Vinci’s final painting, “The Last Supper” — and conservative leaders, including ...

Why that makes them so good It wasn't long until the scene prompted outcry from Christian and Conservative leaders in the United States who viewed its imagery as a mockery of "The Last Supper." ...

Former President Donald Trump ripped the Paris Olympics opening ceremony over a controversial performance that critics say made a mockery of the Last Supper and was a slap in the face to ...