Nicole Kidman is in touch with her emotions "more so now" than ever before. The 57-year-old Oscar winner opened up about that vulnerability in a cover story with GQ published on Monday, November 18. When asked why she feels open to her emotions "even more so" now than ever,

Kristin Cavallari isn’t looking back when it comes to her relationships. In a video shared via Instagram Reels on Sunday, November 17, Cavallari, 37, laughs when it’s suggested that she “kept going back” to Morgan Wallen after he “hurt her feelings” while doing a popular social media trend with her friend, influencer and hair stylist

Nicole Kidman has revealed she wakes late at night "crying and gasping" about death, her children and her marriage. In a new cover interview for British GQ magazine's Men of the Year edition, the 57-year-old actress admitted contemplating love and loss in her life has left her battling insomnia.

Kidman is newly grieving the death of her mom, Janelle Ann Kidman, who passed away at age 84 in September. The Oscar winner had to leave the Venice Film Festival early because of the family tragedy. Kidman was there to accept the Volpi Cup award for Best Actress for her role in her new film “Babygirl.”

Oscar winner Nicole Kidman recently mourned the death of her mother Janelle, who passed away in September at age 84. Her father Anthony died in 2014.

Nicole Kidman, 57, Makes a Bold Declaration About Love Scenes With Harris Dickinson, 28, in 'Babygirl' Later in the interview, Kidman reflected on how the death of her father in 2014 made an impact on her.

It's no secret that as you get older, some existential crisis type thoughts can creep in — and it has for Nicole Kidman. The actress, 57, opened up about a number of topics in a new interview with GQ Magazine,