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Gabourey Sidibe is offering a history lesson. The Precious actor set the record straight on how to pronounce her last name after admitting fans have been saying it wrong over the years. “Again, ...

Gabourey Sidibe is offering a history lesson. The Precious actor set the record straight on how to pronounce her last name after admitting fans have been saying it wrong over the years. The American ...

Food has a funny way of travelling across borders faster than pronunciation does. We happily order sushi, sip lattes, spread pesto on toast, and debate croissants with great passion, often without ...

In the biggest moment of Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s NFL career to date, his name was mispronounced in the worst way. Smith-Njigba, Seattle’s star third-year wide receiver, captured the AP Offensive Player ...

But now, it’ll be difficult for her to overlook it. The Nope alum recently shared how she learned fans have been mispronouncing the “Hello” singer’s first name wrong for years. “Lionel Richie and [I] ...

Gabourey Sidibe is offering a history lesson. The Precious actor set the record straight on how to pronounce her last name after admitting fans have been saying it wrong over the years. “Can we ...

The "Desperately Seeking Susan" star believes the Toto song inspired by her is the main reason for the common mispronunciation. Rosanna Arquette is rectifying a long-standing mistake: the ...

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The "Desperately Seeking Susan" star believes the Toto song inspired by her is the main reason for the common mispronunciation. Mekishana Pierre is a news writer at Entertainment Weekly. She has been ...

Every year, millions of people fill out a bracket for the NCAA tournament. If you're like us, you hear that little voice saying, “What if I became the first person ever to fill out a perfect bracket?

Apple's autocorrect on iPhone and iPad always aims to help when you're typing a message, but it's by no means perfect, and some of the replacements it continually spews out can be frustrating.