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Julie Powell, a chef and blogger whose year-long project to cook each recipe of Julia Child’s groundbreaking cookbook Mastering the Art of French Cooking became a best-selling memoir that was adapted by Nora Ephron into the hit 2009 film Julie & Julia, died of cardiac arrest Oct. 26 at her home in Upstate New York. She was 49.

Julie Powell, the food writer known for her Julia Child recipe blog, has died. She was 49.

behind beloved character Keeley Jones—has added some more ingredients to the Olivia Wilde salad dressing drama.While the rest of us were preparing for , Hazell took to her Instagram Story to share another excerpt from Nora Ephron's Heartburn—the same book Wilde quoted on her own Instagram Story after broke. How about a dash of context? On October 17, and s former nanny gave an interview with detailing a dramatic fight between her employers. According to the anonymous nanny, the incident ended with Sudeikis laying underneath Wilde's car to stop the director from delivering a salad with her “special dressing” to . In response, Sudeikis and Wilde—who have been embroiled in a over their two children—put their differences aside to release a condemning the interview.

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

The salad dressing scandal continues. Jason Sudeikis’ ex Keeley Hazell shared the same recipe excerpt as his ex-fiancee, Olivia Wilde, did just one day prior — only with her own annotations that seemingly threw shade at the Don’t Worry Darling director.

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.

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.

more behind-the-scenes Don't Worry Darling drama, you thought wrong. The press cycle that gave us those Miss Flo memes, that #Spitgate situation and plenty of questions about Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde's relationship has yet another unhinged development—this one involving a salad, of all things. According to The Daily Mail, screenshots of alleged tweets from the former nanny of now-exes Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis reveal how Wilde's making a salad with "special dressing" for the "As It Was" pop star led to a blowup between her and Sudeikis back in November 2020, so much so that the Ted Lasso actor reportedly laid under the tires of Wilde's car to prevent her from leaving to meet up with Styles.

Olivia Wilde took to Instagram to post a recipe for her infamous "special" salad dressing, days after her former nanny claimed that it led to an epic fight with the Don't Worry Darling director's then-fiance, Jason Sudeikis.MORE: Inside Olivia Wilde and Harry Styles' $10k a month LA love nestSharing a page from Nora Ephron's 1983 autobiographical novel, Heartburn, the recipe reads, "Mix 2 tablespoons Grey Poupon with 2 tablespoons good red wine vinegar. Then, whisk constantly with a fork, slowly add 6 tablespoons olive oil, until the vinaigrette is thick and creamy; this makes a very strong vinaigrette that’s perfect for salad greens like arugula and watercress and endive."Olivia Wilde shares first look at Don't Worry Darling starring Harry StylesJason, 47, and Olivia's former nanny claimed in a stunning interview with the Daily Mail on Monday, October 17, that the couple—who share two children, Otis, 8, and Daisy, 5—had an explosive argument in November 2020 after the Ted Lasso star saw the Booksmart director, 38, preparing a salad in their kitchen for Harry Styles, who she'd cast in her film Don't Worry Darling. SEE: Olivia Wilde's 13 most striking beauty looksREAD: Harry Styles' incredible property portfolio spans from Hampstead Heath to Hollywood - detailsAccording to the nanny, as Olivia left the house with the salad, "Jason went outside and lay under her car so she wouldn't leave.

Olivia Wilde has a salad dressing recipe to share with fans. The filmmaker took to her Instagram story on Tuesday to post a choice excerpt of seeming significance from Nora Ephron's 1983 autobiographical novel .The page she shared — which hints heavily at the main character's failing marriage and plans to leave her husband, which he is unaware of — also includes a recipe for vinaigrette dressing.«Mix 2 tablespoons Grey Poupon mustard with 2 tablespoons good red wine vinegar.

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.”

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Emily Longeretta Over the past few years, Liz Hannah has worked very hard — so much so that her two series are Emmy contenders this year. She co-created Hulu’s “The Girl From Plainville” and served as executive producer on “The Dropout.”“We moved here in January 2021, after being in a house where my husband [Brian Millikin] and I shared an office during the first year of the pandemic while I was running the room for ‘Plainville’ and he was developing two shows,” she says.

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shared a poster for the film on Instagram with the caption: “HERE WE GO!!”The actress will headline alongside “The X-Files” star David Duchovny, 61, in the “evolved and nostalgic” spin on a romantic comedy, according to Variety.The movie is based on Steven Dietz’s play “Shooting Star” and follows ex-lovers Willa (Ryan) and Bill (Duchovny), who are reunited by force when they’re snowed in at an airport overnight. Willa is independent, while Bill is recently separated and assessing his life and relationships with his estranged wife and daughter, according to The Hollywood Reporter.The official logline reads: “What if late one snowy night you came face to face with someone from your long ago? Someone who once held your secrets, because once, long ago, that person held your heart,” Variety reported.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticThe first thing you need to do whilst watching HBO Max’s “Julia” is to get all other versions of Julia Child out of your head. That proves easier than might be expected, given such enduring depictions as Meryl Streep’s lauded turn in Nora Ephron’s “Julie and Julia” (2009) or, most cartoonishly, Dan Aykroyd’s “Saturday Night Live” performance of Child as a careening agent of chaos who constantly bleeds out like a geyser.

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