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Tatiana Siegel At a posh party held at a downtown Manhattan brownstone on Wednesday night, notable journalists like Carl Bernstein and the New York Times’ op-ed columnist Michelle Goldberg converged to toast Michael Wolff’s upcoming book, “The Fall: The End of Fox News and the Murdoch Dynasty.” The timing couldn’t have been more apt given that the author foretold what would happen hours later with Rupert Murdoch’s surprise announcement that he was stepping down from the head of Fox Corp. and News Corp. “It is unsustainable,” Wolff said of the Murdoch era that relied on the Donald Trump ratings juggernaut.

Post critic Johnny Oleksinski recently left to become the Taylor Swift reporter for the Tennessean newspaper, which is owned by USA Today parent Gannett. Here he describes his intense daily schedule on the high-pressure Swift beat.And you thought being a White House correspondent was hard.I’m the Tennessean’s new Taylor Swift reporter based in NYC. I exhaustively cover T-Swift’s every step — from the front door of her Tribeca penthouse to the black SUV waiting right outside it.It’s a super tough job.

Jason Sudeikis‘ exes have something in common — their reading habits!

Olivia Wilde has shared her salad dressing recipe in response to her former nanny's bombshell interview. In an interview with the Daily Mail earlier this week, the former nanny claimed that the actress/director had started dating her Don't Worry Darling leading man Harry Styles before breaking up with her fiancé, Ted Lasso star Jason Sudeikis. The nanny also claimed that the actor was "brokenhearted" upon discovering Olivia making a salad for Harry.

Olivia Wilde posted her secret salad dressing recipe on Instagram Tuesday amid accusations by a former family nanny that Jason Sudeikis was blindsided by Wilde's relationship with Harry Styles. In the Instagram story, the "Don't Worry Darling" director shared a photo of page 177 from Nora Ephron's 1983 autobiographical novel based on her own marriage and divorce from her second husband, Carl Bernstein.  Ephron's first published work describes the breakdown of her marriage due to infidelity, and includes a basic yet beloved salad dressing recipe she made for her husband.

Olivia Wilde has shared a recipe for salad dressing after the concoction was said to have sparked a row between the actress and her ex-husband Jason Sudeikis. The ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ director, 38, posted it on her Instagram Stories on Tuesday night (18. 10.

published an interview with Wilde and her ex-husband Jason Sudekis's former nanny, who claimed that Sudeikis was blindsided by Wilde's relationship with Harry Styles. Screenshots shared by the nanny indicated that Wilde's relationship with Styles—whom she met on the set of her film *—*drove the couple apart.In a September interview with , Wilde denied that she left Sudeikis for Styles. “The complete horseshit idea that I left Jason for Harry is completely inaccurate,” she said.

Fans have been dying to find out the recipe to Olivia Wilde‘s infamous salad dressing after her nanny’s interview, so the actress finally spilled the tea vinaigrette!

Mystery solved? Olivia Wilde chose chaos after her former nanny claimed that her split from Jason Sudeikis included an argument over salad dressing.

J. Kim Murphy Olivia Wilde has seemingly responding to a report detailing allegations around the last days of her relationship with her ex-partner, Jason Sudeikis, which included an anecdote about the “Ted Lasso” star becoming upset after Wilde made a salad for her “Don’t Worry Darling” star Harry Styles. On Tuesday evening, Wilde shared an image of a page from Nora Ephron’s novel “Heartburn,” featuring a passage that discloses a salad recipe, on her Instagram story. Ephron’s autobiographical 1983 novel details her rocky marriage with, and eventual divorce from, her second husband, Carl Bernstein. Wilde’s post seems to be a response to a recent Daily Mail report detailing the breakdown of her and Sudeikis’ domestic partnership, centered on allegations made by the couple’s ex-nanny. The article states Sudeikis, who shares two children with Wilde, was “infuriated” after his partner prepared a salad for Styles with her “special dressing.” According to the ex-nanny, the encounter left Sudekis “ranting furiously at [Wilde] and filming the encounter, before he tried to prevent her leaving by lying under the car.”

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor When Brian Stelter signed off from the last installment of CNN’s “Reliable Sources” Aug. 21, the number of mainstream vehicles analyzing an increasingly confusing media industry shrank even further.  Stelter bid farewell the same day Washington Post media columnist Margaret Sullivan ended her run — asking such notables as Carl Bernstein and Jeffrey Goldberg on air whether the press is doing enough to cover topics ranging from disinformation to climate change. The lead story of his hour was a dire one: his program’s own cancellation after three decades. “It’s going to be on you to hold CNN accountable,” Stelter told viewers in the show’s waning moments, later adding: “The free world needs a reliable source.” 

The 50th anniversary of the Watergate break-in is today, the “third rate burglary” that ultimately brought down a presidency, and all this week Washington, D.C. has been in a bit of nostalgic mode.

devours the most pornography on the planet, “Deep Throat” still got the shaft as it looked to return to theaters for its 50th anniversary this year. Banned, protested and subjected to numerous obscenity trials after its 1972 debut, this week’s worldwide premiere for the 4K restoration of “the Golden Age of Porn’s” magnum opus initially had a hard time booking US theaters.“Europe is much more receptive to us. We couldn’t find a venue that was comfortable showing the film, and we even had a couple cancel on us at the last minute.

CNN will debut Watergate: Blueprint for a Scandal, with John Dean offering his first-hand account of the break in that brought down Richard Nixon’s presidency, on June 5.

UPDATED: CNN+, the news network’s expensive venture into subscription streaming, will shut down at the end of the month.

Hal Holbrook, who died last month at 95, had so many memorable character roles, not the least of which was playing Deep Throat in the 1976 classic All The President’s Men.

All the President’s Men actor Hal Holbrook has died at the age of 95. The Oscar nominee, who also starred in Into the Wild, Wall Street and Lincoln, died on 23 January at his Los Angeles home, his assistant confirmed to The New York Times.

"Will you shut up, I’m talking to Clive Davis!"Rod Stewart jokingly growled at his barking dog as the pup interrupted the British superstar’s interview during the legendary A&R executive’s first of two pre-Grammy galas held Saturday night (Jan. 30).

Veteran journalist Carl Bernstein, one of the media's go-to experts on Watergate as he and Bob Woodward were the famed Washington Post journalists who broke the story that led to President Nixon's resignation, has formed quite a different reputation in the era of President Trump.  On Sunday, Bernstein offered his reaction to the breaking news of the leaked recording of a heated phone conversation between Trump and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger over the state's election results that were certified for President-elect Biden.  "It's not déjà vu, this was something far worse than occurred in Watergate," Bernstein said on CNN.

Happy New Year. Same as the old year.