Misspells are common, but misspelling your own name? That's what New Hampshire's Valley News did!
"Oh, sorry for calling you a hore"!
Cilantro sounds way better than cement
Oops! Newspaper Uses Image of Tina Fey on 'SNL' as Official Sarah Palin Photograph
This correction is a puzzle altogether.
The Herald Sun, Australia's largest daily newspaper, published a news flash online with the following subhead, "HACKERS have unlocked Microsoft's new iPhone, allowing it to be used by any network." No word on whether they called Microsoft for a comment.
British newspaper has given up on writing headlines entirely
"US wins 1-1", claims US newspaper.
Poor oldies.. they thought they were having a dinner to celebrate the Grandparent's Day and instead they became the dinner.
The Los Angeles Examiner "War Extra" of Feb. 25, 1942 proclaimed in large letters across its front page: "AIR BATTLE RAGES OVER LOS ANGELES". The thing is, there was no air battle over Los Angeles. Just some hysteria run amuck. During the night of February 24/25, 1942, unidentified objects caused a succession of alerts in southern California. On the 24th, a warning issued by naval intelligence indicated that an attack could be expected within the next ten hours. Probably much of the confusion came from the fact that anti-aircraft shell bursts, caught by the searchlights, were themselves mistaken for enemy planes.
"Hey, one cop dead, two hurt, let's celebrate".
There is not only misspelling mistake but also wrong information.
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