Apparently, Julia Roberts is aging like a fine wine:
Upstate NY newspaper’s awkward Julia Roberts headline goes viral https://t.co/zeZcbTCgsv pic.twitter.com/8kR4UW0e45
— Geoff Herbert (@deafgeoff) December 10, 2018
Um… that’s TMI.
I feel this title about Julia Roberts and Holes perhaps needs a little finessing pic.twitter.com/z2o7EmJKbk
— Jennifer Gunter (@DrJenGunter) December 10, 2018
Perhaps…
Unless her holes really are just getting better?
According to Fox News:
A newspaper has been forced to apologize after an otherwise glowing interview with Hollywood star Julia Roberts was ruined by perhaps the world’s most unfortunate typo.
The Post-Journal of Jamestown, New York, ran a weekend feature on Roberts, 51, looking at her current career renaissance more than 30 years after her first film role.
A day later, a retraction — in much smaller font than that attention-grabbing headline.
@TheEllenShow can’t believe this headline in our local paper… Julia Roberts will be glad to know her holes are getting better with age😂😂 pic.twitter.com/gvZkOsBjyN
— elizabeth (@eadavisus) December 9, 2018
Thanks for clarifying, folks. That really helps.
But it was too late. The errant ‘H’ had already given Jamestown’s Post-Journal perhaps its biggest international readership ever, as effusive praise for Roberts’ “Holes” swept social media.
“With age comes more complexity of possible parts,” Roberts had told the Associated Press in the new wire interview that the Post-Journal had published.
So no, her holes aren’t getting better, rather her “parts” are getting more “complex.”
See what I mean about fine wine?