And although he wasn't performing, judge Bruno Tonioli took a tumble.
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She almost took a tumble during the routine but quickly recovered.
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Exports also took a tumble, thanks to a souring global trade environment.
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Aly Raisman took a tumble — and not the gold medal-winning kind.
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Then, she took a tumble (like a pro) on The Tonight Show.
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Amazon's stock took a tumble Friday ... enough for Bezos to lose top position.
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I was having the time of my life until I took a tumble today.
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He recently made a trip to Yellowstone Club in Montana, when he took a tumble.
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Bruce Dern took a tumble on Friday but a source tells PEOPLE he is recovering.
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Meanwhile, Asian stock markets took a tumble Singapore's Straits Times index among the biggest losers.
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It all started when New Zealand's Nikki Hamblin took a tumble on the inside track.
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Hertl, who recently missed four games due to a knee injury, took a tumble earlier.
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The market took a tumble in August, but stocks have come roaring back in September.
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Chip stocks took a tumble Monday after Nvidia lowered its guidance for its fourth quarter 2018.
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Paula Abdul took a tumble Saturday night during her show ... but she was a true trooper.
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Because HSBC was heavily weighted in the Hang Seng Index, the benchmark also took a tumble.
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During the first day of Royal Ascot on Tuesday, Sophie, Countess of Wessex, took a tumble.
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Ambulance called for a tourist who took a tumble at the residence, per Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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This couple, photographed by Linda Berretty, took a tumble at their wedding, giggling as they fell.
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Lady Gaga took a tumble off her Las Vegas stage that was anything but shallow (sorry).
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The fitness buff hilariously took a tumble and a person is heard laughing in the background.
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Kathy Griffin took a tumble at the end of a performance in Dublin, Ireland on Wednesday night.
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Oil prices took a tumble on Tuesday, as concerns over a global supply glut continued to weigh.
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Pikachu, perhaps too hot in its business suit, took a tumble as it darted across the room.
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But our attention spans for these types of apps are short and it already took a tumble.
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Amazon stock took a tumble shortly after the glitches began, losing the 1.5% gain from Monday morning.
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European stocks closed were lower on Friday after Amazon's earning miss and tobacco stocks took a tumble.
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Behind him, Froome and Mollema also took a tumble but the Dutchman quickly got back on his bike.
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Drew Scott and Emma Slater took a tumble while channeling their "weirdo" sides on Dancing with the Stars.
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The singer took a tumble during his Manchester, England, concert on Thursday, once again during his performance of "Kiwi".
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Turkish stocks also took a tumble, slipping 2104.88 percent while MSCI's emerging market benchmark was flat on the day.
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During a Purpose World Tour stop at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Biebervelli took a tumble into a hole of some kind.
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The famous NBA player shared a photo of the exact moment the couple took a tumble into the water.
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The stock took a tumble after guiding for weaker growth in the first quarter compared with its fourth quarter.
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Major semiconductor sector stocks in Asia took a tumble on Friday after the industry was downgraded by Morgan Stanley.
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European shares followed the mixed start to the week seen in Asia on Monday where Japanese shares took a tumble.
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Malek was in high spirits just hours after he took a tumble off the Oscars stage after the show ended.
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The stock took a tumble this month because of growing concern about a slowdown in demand for its latest iPhones.
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Lady Gaga posted an X-ray of her hand after she took a tumble from the stage with a fan.
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In South Korea, the benchmark Kospi index fell 1.45 percent to end at 2,476.37 as tech stocks took a tumble.
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Spot, a dog-like robot designed to cavort across the room and open doors with its horror-beak took a tumble.
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But even some of the very least U.K.-exposed companies in the S&P 500 took a tumble on Friday morning.
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Following the revelation of a widespread hack at the credit reporting agency, Equifax shares took a tumble on the stock market.
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The Australian dollar also took a tumble as its central bank steered clear of rate hike talk at its latest meeting.
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Taylor Swift took a tumble during her latest rainy day concert — but she got right back up without missing a beat.
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In markets overseas, Chinese shares took a tumble as liquidity was tightening again in the markets, with Asia overall finishing mixed.
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Lady Gaga revealed she had her whole body X-rayed after she took a tumble from the stage during a performance.
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Bonds also took a tumble, with the yield on the benchmark instrument due in 2030 gaining 91 basis points to 13.215%.
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Facebook shares recently took a tumble, and Facebook CEO and cofounder Mark Zuckerberg&aposs net worth may not be far behind.
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Oprah took a tumble during a speaking tour stop ... and then ditched the two things that appeared to be the cause.
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Bonds took a tumble, with the yield on the 10-year instrument due in 2030 gaining 5 basis points to 12.355%.
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Kourtney documented the incident on her Instagram Stories, showing the exact moment she took a tumble on the Venice Beach bike path.
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Around the time of those Benghazi hearings in early 2013, Clinton reportedly took a tumble and suffered some type of head trauma.
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After a week of relatively stable trade during China's 33th Communist Party Congress, Chinese stocks took a tumble in early Monday trade.
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It was a close call for Mariah Carey on Monday, when she nearly took a tumble at the 2016 NBC Universal Upfront. FameFlynet
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After the news was announced on Thursday by the two companies, Walmart's stock took a tumble, along with the largest drug supply chains.
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Her panic manifested itself in yet another uncontrollable moment of physical fucking up: this time, it was the sausages that took a tumble.
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The 51-year-old Dancing with the Stars judge took a tumble during Monday night's episode, but good-naturedly laughed the whole time.
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The incident comes weeks after the company's stock took a tumble following reality star Kylie Jenner tweeting she no longer uses the app.
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Boeing shares took a tumble in the first quarter of the year, falling 12.21 percent — they have fallen nearly 7 percent year to date.
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Drew Carey took a tumble on Wednesday's episode of The Price Is Right when a very excited contestant made her way onto the stage.
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The stock price of Match Group took a tumble after Facebook's announcement, slumping 22.09%, which is the largest one-day drop for 2 years.
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When iconic singer Elton John was walking up to the stage to accept his award for best original song, he almost took a tumble.
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The British currency took a tumble after the United Kingdom voted in favor of leaving the European Union last week, surprising markets across the globe.
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Biotech stocks took a tumble Monday with the XBI S&P biotech ETF and IBB Nasdaq biotech ETF each falling by more than 33 percent.
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But during the evening, the momager took a tumble — including a faceplant onto the couch — when she fell into a short, wooden table that slightly broke.
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But MoviePass took a tumble after critics said it grew too fast, forcing the company to cease operating briefly after the company ran out of money.
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Some metal prices also took a tumble on Tuesday, causing basic resources to be one of Europe's worst performer, off over 3.5 percent as a sector.
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Snap's shares took a tumble in early May after the company reported slowing user growth and revenue in its first earnings report as a public company.
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The took a tumble in Friday's session and closed down 3.55 percent, or 594.51 points, at 16,5003, as markets digested the Bank of Japan's Tankan survey.
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Then, of course, there was that moment in the middle of a major dance-off with Bruno Mars, when the unflappable Bey almost took a tumble.
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Asian shares closed in negative territory on Monday, ahead of a two-day Federal Reserve meeting that begins on Wednesday, as tech stocks took a tumble.
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And when scary situations arise — for example, when the DeBellises' son, Damian, took a tumble off the bed — they know they can rely on their siblings.
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In stocks, property stocks listed in Hong Kong and China took a tumble on Monday after new measures were introduced to cool the mainland housing market.
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In the third video, a drone demonstration terminated in flames, and in the fourth, a man took a tumble from a unicycle while chugging a beer.
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The Gorillaz's set during Roskilde Festival in Denmark was cut unexpectedly short after the group's frequent collaborator, Del the Funky Homosapien, took a tumble off the stage.
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Oil prices took a tumble after some of the world's largest oil exporters failed to reach an agreement in Doha, Qatar, to freeze output to January levels.
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When Facebook (in 2012) and Twitter (in 2014) released their first earnings reports, they both beat expectations and saw revenue increases — but shares still took a tumble.
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But in 1979, when religious leader Ayatollah Khomeini overthrew the monarchy and set about transforming Iran into a theocratic Islamic state, the tonbak's fortunes took a tumble.
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Tencent's stock promptly took a tumble, losing 5.6% on the following day of trading, thus shaving around $20bn from the market value of the world's largest gaming company.
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The dog, who was in the care of a dog sitter, took a tumble down a cliff after he went off leash, and became stuck on a ledge.
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The heir to the Danish throne took a tumble on October 13 while using a trampoline designed for elite gymnasts at Gyngemose Hall in a suburb of Copenhagen.
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The legendary soap-opera star took a tumble Thursday night while modeling in a show for The American Heart Association's Go Red for Women Red Dress Collection 2019.
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UniCredit agreed in September to be sole guarantor for up to 1.5 billion euros of Popolare di Vicenza's capital raising, but Italian banking shares soon took a tumble.
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Shares of other major car companies also shed value after Trump's announcement, and the broader US stock market took a tumble: The Dow hit four-month lows on Friday.
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Djokovic needed cheap points but there were none on offer, and he took a tumble at the net on serve at 2-1, drawing a gasp from the crowd.
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Shares of Starbucks took a tumble Friday, a day after CEO Howard Schultz announced that he would step down and President and COO Kevin Johnson would take the lead.
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The "Miss Independent" hitmaker nearly took a tumble on the Indy 500 red carpet, but played it off perfectly — first with a curtsy, and then with a funny tweet.
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Police officers assisted the SPCA with their mission, staying on the ground floor, below the ledge, with a blanket in case the animal took a tumble during the rescue.
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Europe's shared currency earlier took a tumble as the ECB unleashed a raft of measures, many of them not expected by markets, to stimulate euro zone growth and inflation.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The news on Wall Street this week has been bleak: sharp declines, fears of a bear market and high-flying technology stocks that suddenly took a tumble.
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Netflix stock took a tumble this week amid weak guidance and the announcement that Amazon is offering a new stand-alone streaming service for a dollar cheaper than its rival.
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The American Idol winner nearly took a tumble on the Indy 500 red carpet Sunday, but played it off perfectly, first with a curtsy and then with a funny tweet.
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The wealthiest group includes such well-known names as Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg, Google co-founder Sergey Brin, and President Trump, who took a tumble in this year's ranking.
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Zonderland, the only gymnast to win three high bar world titles, missed out on an automatic berth when he took a tumble at the world championships in Stuttgart last year.
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Zonderland, the only gymnast to win three high bar world titles, missed out on an automatic berth when he took a tumble at the world championships in Stuttgart last year.
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After Kylie Jenner confessed that she doesn't use the app much anymore, the company's stock price took a tumble to the tune of roughly a $1.5 billion loss in market value.
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Even when Thiem took a tumble mid-rally during the final tiebreak, he scrambled to his feet to take a 5-2 lead when Nadal punched a backhand into the tramlines.
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Asia markets lost some momentum on Wednesday, closing mixed, while Nintendo shares took a tumble after reports said the launch of the highly popular "Pokemon Go" app in Japan had been postponed.
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Something Bella Hadid, who walks around in super high heels professionally, perfectly demonstrated when she took a tumble down a flight of stairs while out partying with Kendall Jenner and Hailey Baldwin.
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The New Zealand dollar took a tumble after the country's central bank blindsided markets by saying the next move in interest rates would likely be down, abandoning its long-standing neutral stance.
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Cloud stocks took a tumble during the trading session that was potentially fueled by investment funds raising cash to get ready for the next big initial public offering, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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TOKYO, March 26 (Reuters) - Japanese shares took a tumble on Thursday following three days of massive gains after a rise in domestic coronavirus cases stoked worries of tougher domestic restrictions for social distancing.
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TOKYO, March 23 (Reuters) - Japanese shares took a tumble on Thursday following three days of massive gains after a rise in domestic coronavirus cases stoked worries of tougher domestic restrictions for social distancing.
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As it happens, I was fired yesterday for not putting up the "wet floor" sign in the lobby, and a few people took a tumble, including Tiffany, so now I can finally reveal all.
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Her earlier performance of "Stone Cold" was appropriately flawless, but when taking the stage a second time at the taping of WE Day California, Demi Lovato took a tumble – and handled it like a champ.
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Shares in China took a tumble on Monday after regulatory curbs on aggressive share purchases by insurers ahead of the highly-anticipated FOMC's two-day meeting starting Tuesday, while politics dominated news flows in other markets.
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The second heat demonstrated the potential for calamity as one of the favorites, America's Paul Chelimo, tripped on the heels of another runner, took a tumble and had to work hard to get back into contention.
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The move cost him $500 using a company incorporation service and protected hundreds of thousands in personal assets when in 2009 he was forced to liquidate the steel business when the manufacturing sector took a tumble.
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Over much of the last year, Mr. Muñoz has relieved the star once a week, and on other days watched the production from a stool just offstage, waiting in case Mr. Miranda ever took a tumble.
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Asian markets took a tumble following the nearly 1,200-point plunge on the Dow Jones industrial average on Monday, but some market watchers said the moves were just a pullback — not a cause for greater concern.
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LONDON, March 69.3773 (Reuters) - South African assets took a tumble on Friday after President Jacob Zuma fired Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan following days of speculation, replacing him with the relatively unknown head of home affairs Malusi Gigaba.
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Taylor Swift took a tumble on Sunday while performing at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, as part of her "Reputation" world tour, but, no surprises here, the 28-year-old pop star handled it like a pro!
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The actress nearly took a tumble while collecting her trophy for best performance by a cast in Hidden Figures at the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday night, but was able to steady herself before crashing into the awards table.
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He also improved his head-to-head record against Pospisil to 6-0 en route to the ninth title of his career, although his task became easier after the world number 132 took a tumble and appeared be hampered by a leg injury.
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Earlier in the day, Kendall took a tumble off a bike she was riding after drinking a little too much wine during their tasting, but that didn't stop her and her sisters from heading to the spa for a detoxifying mud treatment.
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The U.S. dollar took a tumble and Asian stocks rose to one-year highs on Wednesday after surprisingly weak U.S. services sector activity put paid to already slim chances of an interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve as early as this month.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Agnieszka Radwanska avoided becoming the second of the top three women's seeds to lose at Wimbledon on Thursday, beating Croatia's Ana Konjuh 6-2 4-6 9-7 after her opponent took a tumble and needed treatment in the penultimate game.
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Against the yen, the greenback was a touch softer on the day at 10.80 The U.S. currency had traded around 114 during Asian trade on Thursday before sliding to the 113.5 handle when Japanese equities took a tumble in afternoon Asian trade.
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The adorable page boys and bridesmaids of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank entered St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle ahead of the stunning bride (a couple bridal party members took a tumble walking up the chapel stairs!), where they waited for Eugenie's arrival.
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While dancing with Derek Hough on Team Future's group performance, — also comprised of Laurie Hernandez and Val Chmerkovskiy, Jana Kramer and Gleb Savchenko, and Terra Jole and Sasha Farber — the actress took a tumble as she and her pro partner separated on the ballroom floor.
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Shuddle, the Uber for kids, hit the brakes in April, Buffer and General Assembly both chopped a bunch of staff last week and Zenefits took a tumble earlier this year, letting go of roughly 250 staffers as part of a course correction after ousting Parker Conrad.
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The stress test will be overseen by the Bank of Japan and the Financial Services Agency (FSA), which will assess the results to see how capital and liquidity on-hand would be affected at Japanese financial firms if stocks took a tumble and the yen spiked, the sources said.
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The stress test will be overseen by the Bank of Japan and the Financial Services Agency (FSA), which will assess the results to see how capital and liquidity on-hand would be affected at Japanese financial firms if stocks took a tumble and the yen spiked, the sources said.
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At his best, he has routinely made the difficult look effortless, but you could sense and even hear the effort throughout the afternoon as he barked and grunted on shots he would once have hit in silence, exhorted himself more than usual and even took a tumble changing direction.
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While giving her last performance before giving birth at Washington D.C.'s Broccoli City Festival — which both the pregnant 25-year-old and her fiancé Offset were headlining — Cardi almost took a tumble out of her golf cart when the front wheels of the vehicle suddenly lifted off the ground.
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He took a tumble off a motorized longboard days before, and while a collegiate pole-vaulting career and a lifetime of skiing taught the 66-year-old how to fall, the remote control in his paw stopped him from tucking his thumb in—and when said thumb met the street, the street won.
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The Ineos rider took a tumble on a right-hand bend some 15 kilometers from the finish of the 200-km eighth stage from Macon but remounted and made it back into the bunch before the top of the Col de la Jaillere, the last climb of the day with 12.5 kilometers left.
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The BOJ's current estimate is for core consumer inflation to hit 1.5 percent in the fiscal year beginning in April and 1.7 percent the following year, but those estimates, considered overambitious by most analysts, were made in November, before the yen took a tumble from about 102 to the dollar to a trough of more than 118 in early January.
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It is a balance that Bertrand Guyon is gradually finding at Schiaparelli, which this season teetered between crowd-pleasing circus and strict chic via jeweled zebras leaping high on the hip of asymmetric cocktail frocks: pressed palazzo pants under starburst jackets, the shoulders curved like a Ferris wheel; and party dresses that alternated sparkling saccharine piñata stripes with soigné cowl-draped bias-cuts — though he took a tumble with bloomers and quilted butterfly bed jackets.
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