A playful golf club blooper set to the phrase “If I back it up,” with a fun, lighthearted vibe. Maria Bartiromo let go from Fox after leaking to White House: report 'Polyester' is Gen Z’s newest viral ...

Captured live at London’s Vaudeville Theatre, SIX the Musical Live! brings audiences an electrifying cinematic event starring the six original West End Queens, each returning to the roles that helped ...

It's the slipup America seems to need right now. Over the past few days, Toni Brattin has gone viral for accidentally saying an NSFW phrase while showing off a wig during a QVC broadcast. Brattin is ...

Two school custodians have been found shot dead in a Chicago elementary school, according to Chicago ABC station WLS. The 48-year-old woman and the 63-year-old man were found Monday afternoon at Mark ...

Premiering to over 4.8 million viewers, Hannibal continues its second season with Will Graham (Dancy) locked in a mental asylum, accused of Hannibal Lecter’s (Mikkelsen) crimes. Jack Crawford ...

Two custodians were found shot to death in a Southwest Side school building on Monday afternoon, according to information from Chicago police and the employees' union. CHICAGO (WLS) -- Two school ...

Two people were shot and killed at a Chicago Public Schools elementary school in the Garfield Ridge neighborhood on Monday afternoon, fire officials said. The shooting was reported at around 3:50 p.m.

Saying the show must go on when you make a mistake live and actually doing it are two different things. Credit to QVC's Toni Brattin for pulling it off like a true professional. As a result, she gave ...

QVC host Toni Brattin has publicly commented on her viral on-air blooper that saw her mistakenly refer to a “blowout” as a “blowjob” during a wig presentation. “When we’re doing a show, your mind is ...

Toni Brattin was pitching one of her wigs live on QVC when she accidentally said something NSFW. The moment she realized what she had said was immediately obvious to viewers. The moment has since gone ...

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