A Giant 18-Story Portrait of Nicole Kidman Was Painted in Australia & She Saw It In Person!

Tara Reid doesn’t think that she was actually the one who left that viral comment on Nicole Kidman‘s Instagram account last weekend.

HBO's gripping drama The Undoing will be even more blown away when they learn just who the young actor is who played Hugh Grant and Nicole Kidman's son Henry. Noah Jupe is no stranger to the limelight, thanks to the fact his mum is something of a Coronation Street legend.

Nicole Kidman is showcasing her impressive repertoire of talents in Netflix’s new musical, “The Prom”.

Spoiler Alert: This article contains information about some scenes in “The Undoing.”“The Undoing” star Matilda De Angelis has been the topic of discussion around the globe as the HBO miniseries went viral.De Angelis, 25, of Bologna, Italy, is a critical character in the thriller as the entire plot centers on who bludgeoned her character Elena Alves to death.Despite Elena being dead for a majority of the series, the Italian born actress’ entrance onto the show involved some pretty graphic scenes.

Tara Reid didn't shoot her shot! The 45-year-old actress took to the comments section of Nicole Kidman's recent Instagram post to see if the 53-year-old Oscar winner would be interested in starring in her upcoming film. Kidman shared a photo of herself in New York City ahead of her mini-series, g's, finale, which garnered lots of celebrity buzz. Reid commented on the post, «You are truly amazing in everything you do. I've been a huge fan forever.

Corrie actress Katy Cavanagh. Katy, who is married to filmmaker and producer Chris Jupe, played Julie Carp in the ITV soap from 2008 and 2015 and her son Noah has followed in her acting footsteps.

“The Undoing” has captivated audiences, including some of the biggest names in Hollywood.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine has been in Australia for the past few months while filming Nine Perfect Strangers.The award-winning actress has , where she has been staying while Down Under, and recently shared a glimpseTaking to Instagram, Nicole posted a photo of herself standing outside while looking up at the sky, writing alongside it: "Happy Thanksgiving! Thinking of family and friends with love and gratitude."The Hollywood star also recently shared , posting a video of herself

Janet W. Lee It’s time to go to prom.On Thanksgiving, Netflix debuted the first trailer for Ryan Murphy’s movie adaptation of the Broadway musical “The Prom,” set for release on Dec.

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Nicole Kidman might be an A-list Hollywood star but her family certainly didn't come from money.In a heartbreaking and candidly honest revelation The Undoing actress, 53, opened up about being grateful for everything she has because she had so little growing up.MORE: Nicole Kidman and daughters share sweet family photos to mark special occasion with Keith Urban"I've always been aware of privilege because both my parents came from nothing," Australian-born Nicole told Glamour UK as the digital

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine andhave properties around the world, including a , where they spent a lot of the lockdown., and Keith - who has been travelling between Australia, where his family currently are, and Nashville for work - rIn the summer, the country musician took to Instagram to post footage of himself playing the piano in the corner of the living room, Keith was singing the lyrics to his and Dzeko's house anthem Come Together, which went down a treat with fans.

Nicole Kidman is opening up about how her husband, Keith Urban, saved her from the “epidemic” of loneliness. Kidman wed the New Zealand-born country musician in 2006.Speaking to about how she finds balance while working on often emotionally heavy screen roles, the Australian actress credited running outside while listening to music and having a great relationship to come home to.“I have a very good relationship.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterAussie cinema royalty Russell Crowe and Nicole Kidman have been crowned king and queen of the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts.The pair are taking up the roles of President (Crowe) and Vice President (Kidman) of the AACTA, overseeing an organization that helped to further their careers when they won their first AACTA prizes back in 1991 and 1987, respectively.The Oscar-winning duo will use their positions to nurture talent in Australia as

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorWith a cast like Nicole Kidman, Hugh Grant and Donald Sutherland, it takes a special sort of someone to stand out in the crowd. But that’s exactly what Noma Dumezweni has done in “The Undoing,” David E.

Jamie Lang In today’s Global Bulletin, Russell Crowe and Nicole Kidman fill top spots at the Australian Academy, ITV Studios and Nippon team on a new co-development deal, Abacus Media Rights and Revelation Films announce “The Real Manhunter,” Anderson Entertainment and ITV team on expanding classic sci-fi brands, and the International Film Festival Mannheim-Heidelberg announces this year’s award winners.The Australian Academy of Cinema and Television (AACTA) has announced that two of the

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban are incredibly protective of their children's privacy but the musician couldn't resist revealing a sweet series of polaroid family photos on Instagram recently.MORE: Nicole Kidman's latest look leaves fans pleading with her to stop doing this!The Big Little Lies star had decorated the living room with a row of pictures, including snapshots of daughters Sunday and Faith, as a surprise for Keith.The country singer had just released his latest album, The Speed of Now