Thanks to Greg Springer for the heads up on this one.  Parts of the USA have been receving exceptional levels of rainfall of late, causing flash floods and landslides across a wide area.  On September 11th, the following video of a large flood in Wahweap Creek in Southern Utah was captured by David Rankin.  The first half of the video is not particularly exciting; it gets really interesting at about 1 minute 15 seconds, when it starts to focus on riverbank failures.  The collapses in what appear to be silt terraces:

These are fascinating failures because they have been induced purely by toe support in a comparatively homogenous material. Perhaps surprising is the variety of landslide types shown, even in this comparatively simple system.