The Program - which hits UK screens on October 16 - tells the story of the meteoric rise and dramatic fall of one of the most celebrated cyclists in history, Lance Armstrong.

Banksy. Ed Ruscha. What do they all have in common (besides being at the top of every art lover’s wish list)? They’re all in the enviable collection of Lance Armstrong—yes, that Lance Armstrong.

Check out Alex Gibney’s absorbing documentary THE ARMSTRONG LIE . Watch Armstrong’s 2013 interview Charlie Rose here. THE PROGRAM is written by John Hodge (TRANCE), based on the book Seven Deadly Sins ...

Lance Armstrong’s fall from grace is dramatized in film “The Program” ... Armstrong was cycling’s poster boy after that 1999 Tour de France. His story seemed destined for the silver screen.

I wanted to convey that by a piece of art.” Read: Lance Armstrong realizes it’s OK to be human “Plastic Jesus,” who chose that tag due to his atheism, ...

In his most dominant tour yet, Lance Armstrong bluffs his opponents, then destroys their hope. ... one of your many problems is that the posters are lame. Sure, ...

When Lance Armstrong chills out, he chills with determined focus. As he walks into a Soho gallery for the opening of “Stages,” a traveling benefit art exhibition for his cancer foundation ...

The first trailer for the highly anticipated biopic about fallen sports icon Lance Armstrong is out. UPDATE (February 10, 2016): The film will have its US premiere on DIRECTV. "The film will be ...