When the sultriest of movie stars wed a San Francisco newspaper editor, the celebrity magazines purred, the tabloids roared, and the city's other newspaper got downright nasty. One snipe led to another, and a year later, the battle of witticisms is still raging. The fun hasn't let up. The newspapers have a joint operating agreement under which they use the same circulation and advertising staffs, put out the Sunday paper together, and work in the same building.
Ostler concedes the source who identified the woman as a hooker was misinformed.
Eddy says she has no plans to sue. She's just hoping the notoriety will wane. The New York Times. SEND a letter to the editor. READ recent feedback.