The internet is awash with videos of people freaking out on thrill rides, but the dad in this video wins points for sobbing like a little girl. Meanwhile, his daughter, who really IS a little girl, laughs and has the time of her life.
It's the first day of summer and temperatures are expected to reach triple digits over the next few days, at least in some parts of the country. So, in that spirit, we present an awesome compilation of Slip 'N Slide fails that's guaranteed to beat the heat courtesy of the folks at HuffPost.
In true underdog fashion, 26-year-old Webb Simpson won the US Open yesterday in only his second appearance at the major tournament. But the win was just as notable for the nutty fan who interrupted Simpson's interview with Bob Costas by making exceedingly loud birds calls. It may be the funniest and most creative video bomb yet.
When we last checked in on the Miami Heat they were getting words of encouragement from the home crowd after they suffered a surprising defeat to the Boston Celtics in Game Five of the Eastern Conference finals.
They got a better result last night, returning the favor by beating the Celtics on their home court and forcing a Game Seven. However, Miami's interactions with the crowd at the Boston Garden did prove to be a little more dicey.
Richard Dawson, famous for hosting the game show 'Family Feud,' died at 79 years old on June 2nd in Los Angeles. He was known, for better or for worse, as the host who kissed ladies on the show. Though Dawson claimed that kissing all women was important to fight discrimination, most of the attempts just looked really creepy. Take a look at some classic clips of Dawson's famous move below.
It's up for debate whether this blooper reel, which appears as an extra on 'The Muppets' DVD, is the longest ever in Muppet history as it's billed. But it's certainly one of the funniest. Mahna mah-oops!
During a story on the death of Bee Gees member Robin Gibb, ABC News reporter Lucy Yang made a massive flub when she said that younger brother Andy died of "fart failure" more than two decades ago. Uh, say what now?
News bloopers are a dime a dozen and they just keep on coming. In this news report from CBS 2 New York, the news room cuts to a reporter live at the scene of a story that can only be "breaking news" at a local station. But what happens behind the reporter is what made it news blooper glory.
In the frantic world of financial news reporting, it's best to be ready for whatever comes your way. Be it a market crash, or a news camera in your face when you least expect it. Because that's what happened to Bloomberg's Sara Eisen who was caught on camera fixing her skirt during a pan through the newsroom.