Oops Moment

US President Joe Biden has made numerous verbal stumbles and gaffes over the years. From verbal slip-ups to near-fall incidents, Mr Biden, whose age is often targeted by opposition leaders and remains a concern for voters, has had all.

Rohit Sharma had an awkward moment on the field after dropping a catch from Ruturaj Gaikwad during the IPL 2024 match between Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings.

From Kim Basinger to Emma Stone, the biggest stars have had some “oops” moments at the prestigious event, over the years

Burping is often harmless but always embarrassing. It's best to know what causes it.

Javagal Srinath, the match referee for the second ODI between India and South Africa, forgot to give Shikhar Dhawan the coin at the time of toss. He had to be reminded of the same.

Kapil Sharma shared a fun video from his trip to Dubai and it has a food twist.

A German flag accidentally flapped Monday at an official welcome in Canada for Belgium's king and queen. The flag with horizontal stripes of black, red and yellow was affixed to a tree along with Canada's flag outside the residence of Governor General Julie Payette. On Belgium's banner the black, yellow and red stripes are vertical.

In what can easily be described as one of the biggest 'oops moment' in social media history, US President Donald Trump's personal Twitter account was 'inadvertently deactivated' on Thursday. Of course, the incident has raked up quite a few reactions online.

Award-winning sports journalist Michael Eaves reporting on a basketball match when he suddenly began having difficulty speaking. The visibly uncomfortable reporter tried to keep going with his report but soon began coughing, admitting he had swallowed a bug. It's his surprising composure and candid admission that is winning him fans on social media...

Many journalists took to Twitter to share their own on-air bloopers in solidarity with Natasha Exelby, a news presenter at Australia's ABC 24 channel. A clip of her being caught off-guard while daydreaming on live TV recently went viral.

In a clear case of DIY (Do It Yourself) gone horribly wrong, a man in China managed to get his head stuck in a washing machine while trying to "fix it". Face palm and epic fail would be appropriate terms here.

A forward defence by Gambhir to Vinay Kumar's delivery broke the KKR captain's bat in half, leaving just the handle in his hand.

It's a case of Gone, Boy in the Indian National Congress. Vice President Rahul Gandhi, who was formally declared on a leave of absence by his party since Feb 16, remains AWOL. With the Congress having twice announced extensions for his time off, it's virtually impossible for political opponents to eschew potshots.

Lupita said, "The actor goes to" before correcting herself to say, "The Oscar goes to"

He was standing with me backstage to give away awards. We struck up a conversation. I was disarmed by his nervousness about going on stage. Put this football champ on the field, and he's confident. But the idea of going on stage was giving him the jitters," revealed Nimrat

US President Joe Biden has made numerous verbal stumbles and gaffes over the years. From verbal slip-ups to near-fall incidents, Mr Biden, whose age is often targeted by opposition leaders and remains a concern for voters, has had all.

Rohit Sharma had an awkward moment on the field after dropping a catch from Ruturaj Gaikwad during the IPL 2024 match between Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings.

From Kim Basinger to Emma Stone, the biggest stars have had some “oops” moments at the prestigious event, over the years

Burping is often harmless but always embarrassing. It's best to know what causes it.

Javagal Srinath, the match referee for the second ODI between India and South Africa, forgot to give Shikhar Dhawan the coin at the time of toss. He had to be reminded of the same.

Kapil Sharma shared a fun video from his trip to Dubai and it has a food twist.

A German flag accidentally flapped Monday at an official welcome in Canada for Belgium's king and queen. The flag with horizontal stripes of black, red and yellow was affixed to a tree along with Canada's flag outside the residence of Governor General Julie Payette. On Belgium's banner the black, yellow and red stripes are vertical.

In what can easily be described as one of the biggest 'oops moment' in social media history, US President Donald Trump's personal Twitter account was 'inadvertently deactivated' on Thursday. Of course, the incident has raked up quite a few reactions online.

Award-winning sports journalist Michael Eaves reporting on a basketball match when he suddenly began having difficulty speaking. The visibly uncomfortable reporter tried to keep going with his report but soon began coughing, admitting he had swallowed a bug. It's his surprising composure and candid admission that is winning him fans on social media...

Many journalists took to Twitter to share their own on-air bloopers in solidarity with Natasha Exelby, a news presenter at Australia's ABC 24 channel. A clip of her being caught off-guard while daydreaming on live TV recently went viral.

In a clear case of DIY (Do It Yourself) gone horribly wrong, a man in China managed to get his head stuck in a washing machine while trying to "fix it". Face palm and epic fail would be appropriate terms here.

A forward defence by Gambhir to Vinay Kumar's delivery broke the KKR captain's bat in half, leaving just the handle in his hand.

It's a case of Gone, Boy in the Indian National Congress. Vice President Rahul Gandhi, who was formally declared on a leave of absence by his party since Feb 16, remains AWOL. With the Congress having twice announced extensions for his time off, it's virtually impossible for political opponents to eschew potshots.

Lupita said, "The actor goes to" before correcting herself to say, "The Oscar goes to"

He was standing with me backstage to give away awards. We struck up a conversation. I was disarmed by his nervousness about going on stage. Put this football champ on the field, and he's confident. But the idea of going on stage was giving him the jitters," revealed Nimrat