Ann

Princess Anne of the UK, after being told she would be protrayed in The Crown not by the English Derby winner, but by Boy George.

Ann or Anne is a name given to women whose parents only looked as far as the first page of a baby names book. As a machine has not created this list, you will not be taken to articles with two unfunny sentences. You're welcome. For those slackers, take that as hint to FINISH THOSE SUCKERS.

People or things with the name Ann include:

• Ann Arbor, a city in Michigan or a group of trees
• Ann Landers, a newspaper fortune telling machine
• Ann Widdecombe, politico fighting herself over Brexit
• St. Ann's, a district of Nottingham, England

People with the name Anne include:

• Anne Boleyn, a head of her time
• Anne Brontë, writer
• Anne Coulter, right wings only at Thanksgiving, please
• Anne Frank, dairy owner, apparently
• Anne Hathaway, French Revolution figure
• Anne Ramsey, American actress, the bulldog one
• Anne Rice, bloodbank advocate
• Anne Robinson, British game show host

People known generally by the diminutive Annie include:

• Little Orphan Annie, heiress

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