Richard Nixon resigned his presidency that same year, hopelessly compromised by the scandal that Woodward and Bernstein had helped to expose. Woodward and Bernstein’s book All the President’s Men appeared in 1974. With Bob Woodward, he had spearheaded the Washington Post’s investigation of the Watergate affair. At the time, Bernstein was one-half of the most famous reporting duo in the world. In 1976, Ephron married the journalist Carl Bernstein. Heartburn was inspired by the breakdown of the author’s own celebrity marriage. It still has the power to get deep into the weave of its readers’ lives, as all good literature does. Ephron’s Heartburn – which has just marked the 40th anniversary of its publication – still resonates. Since Wilde added no comment to the image, one couldn’t be entirely sure what point she was making. The photo revealed that Wilde’s vinaigrette recipe wasn’t original she had nicked it from Ephron’s book. When all this became public, Wilde responded by posting, on Instagram, a photo of the penultimate page of Nora Ephron’s 1983 novel Heartburn. While courting Styles, Wilde had made him a salad using her special vinaigrette – a condiment that Sudeikis, until he caught Wilde making a batch for Styles, had believed he enjoyed exclusive access to.Īctor Olivia Wilde revealed Heartburn was the inspiration for her much-discussed salad dressing. Wilde had recently separated from her long-term partner, the actor Jason Sudeikis, and was dating the much younger Harry Styles. To make sense of it, and to get every nuance of the Harry-met-salad joke, you had to be familiar with a backstory that spanned four decades and involved five different celebrities, living and dead. There was a lot happening in that headline.
Last October, the Daily Mail ran a story with this lengthy yet cryptic headline: “When Harry Met Salad! Olivia Wilde LEANS INTO bombshell revelations about collapse of her relationship by sharing vinaigrette recipe from Nora Ephron’s book about divorce from cheating ex-husband.”
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