Check out this video that has gone “VIRAL” of a reporter caught on camera with her skirt up and holding a large black object between her legs.

A Bloomberg reporter named Sara Eisen was getting ready to go on live TV, but her cameraman panned to her sooner than she was expecting . . . and she had her SKIRT hiked up. What’s weirder is, she was sitting down and holding a somewhat large object between her THIGHS.

What was the object between her legs?

Watch the video and find out what was allegedly between her legs.

Ballerwives.com just learned that Pastor Marvin Winans was carjacked, punched, kicked and robbed by some teenage thugs at a Citco gas station in Detroit.

Actor Michael Ealy made an appearance on the “Wendy Williams Show” recently and revealed if he’s secretly dating actress Taraji P. Henson, talked about the type of women he likes and what his mom always asks when he lands a new movie role.

NFL baller Jacob Bell spoke with CBS News correspondent Bill Whitaker about giving up football because he’s worried about the long-term effects of repeated hits to the head, which could possible cause brain damage.

Whitaker also reports on the more than 3,000 football players suing the NFL, claiming the league deliberately concealed information about head trauma.

Former Supermodel and entrepreneur Tyra Banks stopped by “Good Morning America” to discuss the modeling world’s purported problem with anorexia and eating disorders.

Banks wrote an open letter to VOGUE magazine commending them for agreeing to not work with models suffering from eating disorders.

Last night on TNT’s “Inside The NBA,” the much anticipated “shirt off contest” finally went down between co-hosts Shaquille O’Neal and Charles Barkley.

Basically, Shaq and Charles took their shirts off on live TV to let the fans vote via Twitter on who they think has the better body.

Shaq and Charles trained for 3 months prior to the contest.

Watch the video below to judge for yourself:

Check out this inspirational story of a homeless and often times hungry teenager named Frederick Dukes, who graduated with A 3.0 GPA from one of the top high schools in Atlanta.