Nicole Kidman to Star in ‘Pretty Things’ Series Adaptation at Amazon

Keith Urban was among the many performers to participate in Saturday Night’s One World: Together at Home benefit show for the World Health Organization.

Keith Urban had a surprise guest during his One World: Stay at Home appearance – wife Nicole Kidman!

During the One World: Together at Home televised concert on Saturday night (April 18), Keith Urban (actually, three Keith Urbans) performed a country-rock take on the Steve Winwood hit "Higher Love."The country superstar looped himself on three different guitars for a fun performance filmed in the same space that he's been recording livestreams from — you know, the ones where his wife Nicole Kidman's dance moves have been just as entertaining.Tonight, Nicole only made a brief cameo at the end of

"The scale is so huge"

Shailene Woodley has made a name for herself with several projects. She became a household name after the movie adaption of Fault In The Stars released.

Nicole Kidman turns lockdown into rock-down as she and country singer hubby Keith Urban delight fans with an intimate online gig.

As “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” continues from home, Andrew Rannells virtually joined with a special message from Nicole Kidman.

By Todd Spangler

The psychological horror film titled The Others saw actress Nicole Kidman playing a war widow with kids. The story has a Spanish backdrop to its supernatural tale.

Before singing "Wasted Time" from his Nashville studio, 2019 ACM entertainer of the year Keith Urban – the first artist to deliver a remote performance during Sunday (April 5) night's ACM Presents: Our Country broadcast on CBS – stated what we're all thinking: "This is a very strange time."Urban sent thanks, support and respect from himself, wife Nicole Kidman and their daughters to "all the first responders out there, everybody in the healthcare field and the public safety officers as well."

In a world where most of us are practicing social distancing and hanging out at home, having new TV to look forward to is just about as good as it gets. And it seems like HBO has us covered in that department—for the foreseeable future, anyway.

Keith Urban, like many musical artists, isn't letting the coronavirus outbreak keep him from connecting with his fans.

The "Big Little Lies" star will be seen as one of the two leads in the Amazon adaptation of Janelle Brown's forthcoming novel "Pretty Things". It is being stated that the streaming giant won the rights to the novel in a highly competitive situation with multiple bidders in the race, reports variety.com.

Nicole Kidman has an exciting project in the works.

By Peter White

By Peter White

HBO has shifted the premiere date of the Mark Ruffalo-led limited series “I Know This Much Is True.”