They’re Calling This Julia Roberts Headline ‘The World’s Most Unfortunate Typo’ [Image]

11 Dec 2018 by Jasmine Stone in Celebrities, Entertainment

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Over the years, Julia Roberts will have read thousands of headlines about her – some favourable, and others less so.

I’m not sure she will ever have read one quite like the effort from the Post-Journal newspaper out of Jamestown, New York, though, which was supposed to focus on how she’s enjoying a career renaissance 30 years after her first role.

That’s role, with an ‘r’, and that’s of particular importance.

This image from NewsAU, who went with “Newspaper makes world’s most unfortunate typo in Julia Roberts profile”:

You know they were going for “roles” and not “holes”, but I guess this one slipped under the radar.

They issued a correction the next day, although by then the internet had already done its thing:

Seems like somebody has been reading Donald Trump’s tweets.

The story was first published by the Associated Press with the headline “Julia Roberts finds life (and her roles) get better with age”, and you can read that here.

[source:newsau]

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