Hadid has commented on the "male-dominated" nature of the architecture realm before, so we doubt she'd be happy to see The Guardian misattribute her latest design feat Vagina Stadium to male "bigwigs" (Hadid is a vagina-equipped female).
They are scattered among libraries in the region, rarely signed and often misattributed to her husband.
It was actually her dentist, not Alice, who said that Calvin Coolidge appeared to have been "weaned on a pickle," and Cordery explains how the famous remark that Thomas E. Dewey looked like "the little man on the wedding cake" also came to be misattributed to her.
Film scholars have been gradually restoring the legacy of the silent-era director and producer Alice Guy-Blaché, whose trailblazing work was often misattributed to her husband.
Because of an editing error, an article on Tuesday about the resignation of Michele M. Moody-Adams as the dean of Columbia College misattributed a quotation about her in some copies.
Because of an editing error, an obituary on Saturday about Beverly Eckert, an advocate for the families of 9/11 victims who died in Thursday's plane crash near Buffalo, misattributed the confirmation of her death.
The term is often misattributed to writer Rebecca Solnit and her book Men Explain Things to Me, though she never used the term in the eponymous essay.
Correction: April 4, 2003, Friday An article yesterday about the Pentagon spokeswoman Victoria Clarke misattributed a comment about how she uses her six-foot height to hold her ground in a tough job.
We're always changing and growing, after all; mightn't The List reach in new directions too?" Glamour even got author and poet Maya Angelou, to whom the List was misattributed a few times, to contribute her own "30 Things".
Loelia Ponsonby, one of the wives of the second Duke of Westminster – you remember her – once said, in a quote often misattributed to Margaret Thatcher: "Anybody seen in a bus over the age of 30 has been a failure in life".
