Emma Watson made a statement when attending the 2018 Vanity Fair Oscar Party. Photo / Getty
What would Hermione say?
Actress Emma Watson took to the Oscars red carpet with a cause close to her heart tattooed on her arm - only her powerful "Times up" (sic) message had a critical apostrophe missing.
Fortunately for the Brown University educated actress, the tattoo looks like it was simply a statement for the event.
But Watson took to Twitter to address the controversy, saying she was looking for someone to become her "fake tattoo proofreader".
The 27-year-old Harry Potter star has been one of the most prominent advocates of the Time's Up movement against sexual harassment in Hollywood.
Last month, Emma Watson donated more than £1million ($1.9m) to the UK Justice and Equality fund for victims of sexual harassment ahead of the BAFTA awards, where stars dressed in black in solidarity with victims of sexual assault.
She has previously said she "stands by" the women who have been allegedly harassed by Harvey Weinstein.
"I stand with all the women who have been sexually harassed, and am awe-struck by their bravery," she said. "This mistreatment of women has to stop."
Watson also shared an open letter from several high profile women in entertainment on Instagram about the movement.
"All of us are responsible for creating change, whatever industry you work in. We're asking everyone to help create a world we can be proud of — one that is safe, just and equal. Please join us and donate to the new Justice and Equality Fund, which will support frontline organisations that are working to end a culture where harassment and abuse are commonplace," she wrote.
"Together we can spread our message, support the strong people of all genders who are taking such personal risks, and make sure that this is one of those watershed moments in history where things never go back to the way they were before. This is the moment we stand together and say. #TIMESUP."
The Australian site cited a 'heightened threat level' as the issue.