Nicole Kidman's 15-Year-Old Daughter Scored a Front-Row Seat at Balenciaga Couture

More than a decade later, the onscreen chemistry between Zac Efron and Nicole Kidman is still palpable.

“A Family Affair,” the new, somewhat superficial Netflix rom-com from writer/director Richard LaGravenese (“The Last Five Years,” “Beautiful Creatures”), is by no means brilliant or full of depth. And yet, still, the trio of Nicole Kidman, Zac Efron, and Joey King create an interesting dynamic; the ultimately well-intentioned film has some interesting things to say about late-in-life love, the many facets of self-absorption, and the way we use the notion of protecting the ones we love under the guise of selfish self-interest.

Zac Efron and Nicole Kidman are sharing the screen together again for the first time in over 10 years!

The original title of the new romantic comedy A Family Affair was the much-edgier MotherF*&#er, and despite being very funny in terms of the basic story of an older woman who starts an affair with the younger movie-star boss of her 24-year-old daughter, it probably sets off wrong expectations for what is a smart, character-driven romcom that serves up a delicious cast with a witty script and engaging situation for all. The generic title gets more to the point as this all directly involves three people in a multi-generational coming-of-age tale for all in their search for personal happiness.

Tomris Laffly Among the perennial reasons we go to the movies is the onscreen heat between impossibly charismatic stars. The summer of 2024 has delivered the goods in that department so far: Consider the sweltering Anne Hathaway-Nicholas Galitzine romance “The Idea Of You,” the disarming, post-Barbenheimer pairing of Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt in “The Fall Guy,” Zendaya, Josh O’Connor and Mike Faist’s scorching triangle in “Challengers,” or “Hit Man” turning Glen Powell and Adria Arjona into eager bedfellows.

Christina Applegate‘s daughter is opening up about her own health issues.

Longtime BFFs Nicole Kidman and Naomi Watts are making fashion week a family affair… just ahead of the release of Nicole‘s movie A Family Affair!

The Balenciaga Haute Couture fashion show had a star-studded front row!

Katy Perry is rocking a daring look for Paris Fashion Week!

Watch out, Taylor Swift! Someone brought out an even MORE adorable co-performer!

So many stars stepped out for the Chanel Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2024-2025 show!

Nicole Kidman is mourning the death of her former co-star Donald Sutherland.

Kyle Richards is responding to the critics.

I never get tired of this!!!!

Nicole Kidman, born on June 20, 1967, has achieved great success in Hollywood with her many Oscar nods, one win, and a wide range of films. Kidman broke into the business with the 1989 thriller "Dead Calm." It wasn't long before she joined Tom Cruise, her future beau, for the 1990 film "Days of Thunder." Cruise and Kidman were married the same year the movie was released. During their marriage, they starred in two more movies together, "Far and Away" (1992) and "Eyes Wide Shut" (1999).

Kyle Richards and Mauricio Umansky put aside their differences to give their 16-year-old daughter a huge surprise!

Nicole Kidman revealed what drew her to accept a role in her new rom-com A Family Affair.

Nicole Kidman is ready for more “Practical Magic.” On the red carpet for her new Netflix movie “A Family Affair,” the Oscar winner confirmed to Variety’s Marc Malkin that she is planning to star in the sequel to the 1998 favorite opposite her returning co-star Sandra Bullock. When asked what the storyline for the sequel will be, Kidman said, “You have to ask Sandy.” “We’ve been circling it for a while, but you know it’s still in [the early stages],” Kidman added. As previously reported, Warner Bros.

Lulu Wang remembers Nicole Kidman spiraling down a psychological rabbit hole in Jonathan Glazer’s 2004 dream-like masterpiece Birth where a woman believes that a 10-year-old boy is the reincarnation of her dead husband. “That’s my favorite,” Wang declares, much to Kidman’s delight — and surprise. During the making of Prime Video’s Expats drama series, based on Janice Y.K. Lee’s second novel, The Expatriates published in early 2016, they both discovered that they had the same ‘get up and do it’ sensibility. As Kidman put it: “You’ve got to roll up your sleeves and do it.” Followed by a cry of “Don’t just sit there, let’s do it, let’s do it.” Wang says it’s “super rare” to meet someone like Kidman. “It feels pretty rare because there are a lot of people who talk about meeting more female directors. But I think that the evidence is in the resume. You can talk about it all you want and shout about it, particularly if you are somebody who has a particular status in Hollywood where your name green lights projects, and you are not using your name to green light projects with women at the helm. If you’re not doing it, then who’s going to do it?

goes, she takes her bounteous mane with her. And while lately (befitting of an A-list actor of her caliber) have been her thing—see her arrival at the —this week the star switched up her go-to red carpet hairstyle.At the premiere for her new Netflix rom-com, , in Los Angeles, Kidman stepped out with a picture-perfect ponytail. Her strawberry blonde locks were pulled back into a superlong ponytail secured at the crown of her head, with shorter tendrils falling around her face.