In this clucking good video, anchor Ernie Anastos tells the weatherman on FOX5 WNYW to "keep fu*king that chicken." It's unclear if Anastos suffered a slip of the tongue or a bout of temporary insanity, but Anasto's female co-

An American legend has passed as famed news anchor Walter Cronkite passed away at the age of 92. For entire generations, Cronkite became the embodiment of accurate, no-frills news and paved the way for news today.

The "Furry" fandom is as varied as any other, but people tend to remember it for one thing. You think you have it rough being labeled a "nerd" for being a Star Trek fan, but at least people don't associate you with the act of...

Kids are soft these days. That is, according this douche-y news anchor whose used his thirty-something year age difference to slam dunk his way around this little kid during a driveway basketball game.

IN YOUR FACE, LITTLE...

This news anchor must be praised for gathering up the courage to touch a snake when he'd clearly rather be doing something else (like sticking his hand in slurry). Let's not dwell on the fact he falls apart when a tiny lizard...

Solange Knowles: like Beyonce, but with less age and less class. Before her interview with Fox News Las Vegas, Solange Knowles refused to discuss her brother-in-law Jay-Z's closing of his Las Vegas Club 40/40. When the...

Nothing brightens our day like a news anchor making an ass of themselves, so why should the fun stop at one? Here's a collection of some of the best. Local news: the gift that keeps on giving.  Nice melons!

Skipping a word or two on the teleprompter makes all the difference between a co-worker who's on vacation and a co-worker who's been brutally murdered. That must have been one hell of a birthday party. 

You gotta' love that unique brand of gallows humor in the newsroom, especially if a loved one just died in a fiery crash. Case in point: reporter Jay Warren titters and giggles as he describes a car accident that took the...

You can't beat a little double entendre on live news broadcasts. What really stuck out about this one is how randomly (Freudian-ly?) the anchor seems to use the phrase. Do they teach the skin flute at Juilliard?