George W. Bush gave fellow former president Barack Obama a friendly belly tap at the Jan. 9 funeral of Jimmy Carter, and the internet was obsessed with the viral moment. Allison was labeled “classless” and “opportunistic” by members of her late husband's innermost circle after her controversial interview went viral.

David Muir’s perceived vanity was unfortunately evident during his coverage of the deadly Los Angeles wildfires on Wednesday. The “World News Tonight” host committed an on-air fashion blunder by inadvertently showing the camera that he had clothespins pinching the back of his flame-retardant jacket to create a better fit while reporting live on the disaster.

In the realm of broadcast journalism, where appearance can sometimes overshadow content, ABC News anchor David Muir has found himself at the center of

ABC anchor David Muir was mocked on social media for using wooden clothespins to style his flame-retardant jacket while reporting from the scene of the devastating Los Angeles-area wildfires. During a standup shot across the street from charred rubble in the Palisades area on Wednesday,

ABC News anchor David Muir got skewered for “narcissism” when he was shown wearing a clothespin to cinch in his fire-protective jacket as he covered the Los Angeles wildfires on Wednesday. (Watch the video below.

ABC World News Tonight anchor David Muir is being slammed by critics after he was seen wearing clamps to cinch his flame-retardant jacket while covering the Los Angeles wildfires. The clamps were captured on camera while Muir was surveying the damage caused by the wildfires in the City of Angels.

David Muir's recent appearance during his report on the devastating Los Angeles wildfires is dividing fans online. The ABC News anchor behind World News Tonight With David Muir, who is known for his polished presentation,

A source told The National News Desk the clothespins were used for practical reasons and had 'nothing to do with David asking for anything.'