Demi Moore laid down the law on how to pronounce her name — and it turns out fans have had it wrong this whole time. The movie star, 62, addressed the name debacle during an appearance on ...

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If so, you wouldn't be alone as new data has discovered that visitors struggle to pronounce dozens of places in London. From Marylebone, River Thames and even London itself Barratt London ...

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the two stars deliberately pronounce their names differently. "Our families say our names the same way," she told Jimmy. "But for me, 'Duh-MEE' just works better with my last name." Demi's ...

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In 2007, Time magazine asserted that the Bible “has done more to shape literature, history, entertainment, and culture than any book ever written.” With phrases like “an eye for an eye” and “thou ...