Article by: Rumer Certeza
Photo: Fame

Julia Louis-Dreyfus finally has her name engraved on the walk of fame star. And the engraver must've had too much to drink.

Just about when Julia Louis-Dreyfus was about to open up a bubbly, a CNN staffer discovered four hours before the actress prestigious ceremony that her name have been mispelled on her star(Listen, I'm trying hard not to laugh here so help me).

Exactly. Don't know where in what planet they hired the engraver from. Anyway, the actress' star had read 'Julia Luis Dreyfus.' And not only is it a spelling blunder, but look mama, no hyphen!

Fortunately, due to some brilliant quick thinking minds, a temporary 'Louis' was engraved on the star while the people behind the Walk of Fame, which is the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, redesign a new one. It just so happens that the actress is a good sport, she'll be recieving the flawed version as some souvenir.

Problem solved. But what happens when those same mistakes pop out again in the future? In these grand and noteworthy occassions, it's best to get the right person to do the job.

And celebrities with easy names. Notice I referred to Julia as "the actress?" 

Congratulations!