Be Good Johnny Weir premieres on Logo on September 17

Johnny Weir fans unite! Season two of Be Good Johnny Weir premieres on Logo on Monday, September 17 at 10/9 central. Watch Johnny juggle a marriage (with Victor Voronov) while pursuing acting, singing, fashion, and most importantly, training to qualify for the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics. Here's sneak preview...

Before recording his first single, Johnny consults with the one and only RuPaul. See what advice Ru has for Johnny. AND Johnny meets up with Olympic diving medalist Matthew Mitcham to discuss life as a LGBT athlete:

Watch Be Good Johnny Weir Full Episodes - Logo TV

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Johnny Weir may appear in a third Olympics

Weir eyes Sochi in return plans (via AFP)

Three-time US figure skating champion Johnny Weir announced Thursday on his website that he will return to competition for the 2012-2013 season with hopes to skate at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics. Weir, a two-time Olympian who finished third at the 2008 world championship, last competed at the 2010…

Yuna Kim helps PyeongChang City win 2018 Winter Olympics

• IRS goes after Johnny Weir's agent Tara Modlin on bogus 9/11 skating benefit. [NY Post] But Tara fights back with a vengeance! [Stars Stripes and Skates]

• Canadian pairs skater Bryce Davison skates into retirement and coaching. [Toronto Sun]

• Madison Chock and Evan Bates are a new dance team. I loved Emily Samuelson and Evan Bates -- what happened!?! [Universal Sports]

• Streaker interrupts Sun Valley ice show. Witnesses could not describe his face. [Idaho Mountain Express]

• Tonya and Nancy: The Rock Opera now playing in Cambridge, Massachusettes. [icenetwork]

• USA Roller Sports National Championships underway in Fort Wayne, Indiana. [Chicago Tribune]

• Yuna Kim helps PyeongChang City win 2018 Olympic Winter Games bid. [USA Today]

• Evan Lysacek eyeing a return to competition by requesting Grand Prix assignments. [Chicago Tribune]

• Emily Hughes' take on Evan's comeback. [DailyHouse]

• Reigning world champion Miki Ando from Japan decides to skip Grand Prix this season. [Japan Times]

• Complete results from 2011 Liberty Summer Competition. [Liberty Skating]

Figure skating team event added for 2014 Sochi Olympics

• Figure skating team event added for Sochi 2014 Olympics. [Universal Sports]

• Sinead and John Kerr retire from competitive skating. [BBC]

• Kristi Yamaguchi obviously wrote Dream Big, Little Pig! [NapervilleSun]

• Japan to host the 2015 World Figure Skating Championships? [Mainichi Daily News]

• Ryan Bradley ready to bring home some hardware. [Universal Sports]

• Johnny Weir creates t-shirt for Japan relief. [OnTopMag]

• Alexe Gilles leaves Tom Zakrajsek in Colorado Springs to train with Yuka Sato in Detroit. [icenetwork]

• Are figure skaters tougher than NFL players? [NBC Sports]

Two GREAT skating benefits happening on April 6 and April 16:

• One Step Closer HIV-AIDS benefit coming to Richard Codey Arena in West Orange, New Jersey on April 6. [OneStepCloser]

• Skate for Love (Susan G. Komen for the Cure) coming to Mennen Sports Arena in Morristown, New Jersey on April 16. [Skate for Love]

Joannie Rochette: Photo gallery from Today Show appearance

As promised, here are scenes from Joannie Rochette's appearance January 3 on NBC's Today Show. If you want to see a video of her performance, click here.