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It’s never “to late.” The correct expression is “too late.” That’s just one of several homophones a Yahoo! Shine writer gets wrong in a single article:
She’s racked up another homophonic horror here:
As a verb wrack means “to wreck”; when you mean “to accumulate” use rack up.
She’s made more than her fair share of errors. Here’s another one:
According to Yahoo! Movies, the film “Up” ruined some critical kudos and a huge box-office haul:
The correct word would be racked; but I think the writer’s choice is much funnier. Not so funny is the missing word here:
and the unnecessary hyphen in heavyweight:
and the incorrect title of the movie “Beauty and the Beast”:
Terribly Write