Juilliard apologizes to Julia Styles over "Save the Last Dance"

The Juilliard Institute issued a public apology to actress Julia Stiles after a mistake in a previous post published on September 3rd, in which a fictional character of hers was mentioned as "Sarah Johnson" instead of referring directly to Stiles herself. The Institute explained that the post was not directed personally at her but was referring to the fictional character in the film, which Stiles herself confirmed by revealing that she never studied at Juilliard and that her character "Sarah Johnson" was simply a fictional creation in her acting role. The apology was made via a TikTok video on September 17th, featuring a message from the Institute expressing their pride and support for Stiles, and noting that the administrative error occurred because there was an alumni file under the name of the fictional character. Additionally, former host Andy Cohen publicly apologized to Stiles after his previous comment during "Dancing with the Stars," where he described her as "not the best dancer," later admitting that he had been mistaken in his judgment after her impressive performance.

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