Talk:Rachel Zoe

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Contents 1 Needs Editing 2 Last Name Pronunciation 3 Gossip 4 Feuding with Richie

[edit] Needs Editing

Spelling and Grammar is atrocious, but I know very little about this woman. Can someone who does make this page more readable? Jessica lp (talk) 18:13, 1 May 2008 (UTC)

[edit] Last Name Pronunciation

The NYtimes article on her (Sept '07) states that her "last name" (actually her middle name, apparently used to hide her Jewish roots?) is actually pronounced "Zoey" NOT "Zoh" and that the latter pronunciation is an affectation she created. Thus, I think the article should clarify this. As it is, the article leaves the impression that her (fake) last/middle name is actually pronounced the way she created it.

How about we separate what the the NY Times said and what you think? The Times explained that her last name is pronounced "Zoh". They did not point out that her last name is "actually pronouned" some other way. They did point out that her middle name (back before her name change) was pronounced "Zoh-EE".

By the way , in your rush to "correct" the pronunciation, you also left the footnote referencing the Sunday Times that explains her last name rhymes with "faux". that's just plain confusing to readers. By and large everyone respects her wish to have her name pronounced a certain way. Who are you to come and say it shouldn't be pronounced that way and that it "really" is pronounced some other way? I'm going to revert your change. If you want to change back you need to justify why her name (which she created as a kind of brand) is really pronounced some other way than she says and everybody accepts. --MADISON 03:23, 18 September 2007 (UTC)

It was actually her agent who told her to drop her last name. On TV her last name is just pronounced "Zo" —Preceding unsigned comment added by Kured (talk • contribs) 23:01, 6 January 2008 (UTC)

[edit] Gossip

Why all the stuff about rumours of what gossip websites say? This is unsubstantiated, and thus should be dumped.

[edit] Feuding with Richie

Should we mention the public feuding btw her and former client Nicole Ritchie?[1]

Probably not, as the original post on Richie's myspace has been deleted.

If you check the link to Perezhilton.com, you'll find screen caps from her original myspace post.--Agnaramasi 22:17, 29 November 2006 (UTC)

Born in '71? yeah, right.