Marina Zenovich's documentary doesn't let Lance Armstrong off easy, but settles for a presentation of his contradictions. [Sundance Review] ...

On the heels of that hit, ESPN has scheduled Lance, ESPN’s new two-part documentary about one of the most controversial figures in sports, Lance Armstrong.

ESPN's new documentary "LANCE" breaks down the story behind legendary, and disgraced, cyclist Lance Armstrong.

Lance Armstrong was, at one point, one of the most revered athletes in the world. Then he wasn't. His is a story of fame and infamy.

Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong was "very confident" he would never be caught using performance enhancing drugs, according to a new documentary that is scheduled to be released later this year.

Marina Zenovich, who is the director of the Lance Armstrong documentary that will be on ESPN on Sunday, said the piece doesn't surgarcoat things in the cyclist's tainted legacy.

Shocking news: the world isn’t interested in watching a documentary about an unrepentant cycling cheat. “Lance,” the ESPN documentary about Lance Armstrong that filled the hole left by ...

In the case of “LANCE,” Armstrong participated in the documentary at length as an interview subject but had no editorial control over it, Zenovich said.

Pop culture fans are glued to ESPN’s 30 for 30 that takes an inside look into Lance Armstrong’s fall from grace. See the shocking bombshells that has everyone talking.

Serial doper Lance Armstrong admits some fans will always be “p—d” with him for his Tour de France cheating. In Episode 1 of “Lance,” the two-part ESPN documentary released Sunday, the … ...

Lance Armstrong kept it simple when talking about the "10,000 lies" he delivered over the years while covering up his doping. "Nobody dopes, and is honest," Armstrong said in an exclusive clip ...