Television news moves fast these days. So fast, who has time to check the little things, like, you know, all the graphics that will be on the screen?
Evidently this guy outside New York's Penn Station really wanted to hear what the reporter had to say about the recent Nor’ Easter.
Salt Lake City weatherman Dan Pope inadvertently did one of the naughtiest weather reports ever. While reporting on Tropical Storm John recently, Pope's weather graphics showed up on-screen at crotch level making it look like he was, um, how should I put this ...
The "Today" show was doing a segment on a pet adoption app yesterday and had a few puppies on set to demonstrate how it worked. Well, co-host Kathie Lee Gifford insisted on holding one of them, and no sooner did one get handed to her, when, plunk!
La Crosse, Wisconsin news anchor/reporter Jennifer Livingston’s response to a viewer’s fat comment has gone viral and thrust Livingston into the national spotlight.
A news reporter was just trying to have a little on-camera fun and joke around with a cute little baby. Cute little baby, however, wasn't having it.
The cable news show 'Fox and Friends' got punked hard when they failed to fully check the background of a purported Romney supporter before putting him on the air.
A local news crew in central Arkansas was doing a story about a tree that landed on a house, but ended up filming something else as well.
Former soccer player turned sports reporter Chris Kamara has a reputation among his colleagues for not really knowing what's going on half the time. Such is the case at this particular game he's covering.
If you're going to tell a Family Feud contestant to name something Shaquille O'Neal has that's bigger than yours, you shouldn't be surprised when you get a response like this
Look out! Maybe reporting in front of some race cars doing fishtails wasn’t such a good idea after all.
A reporter getting video bombed is nothing new, but getting video bombed by a stray cat is. That’s what happened to a reporter in Grand Rapids, Michigan recently.
