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| | Nicole Kidman & Keith Urban's divorce has been finalized three months later | | Added 12 hours ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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I really hoped I would get the chance to use these photos!! On Sunday, Nicole Kidman was photographed at the Sydney airport with her daughters Faith and Sunday. Nicole has owned a home in Sydney for years, and I assume she and her daughters spent the holidays in Australia. But look at Nicole?s hair!! Nicole has spent years wearing wigs and hairpieces, and she spent a lot of time and money over the years trying to tame her naturally curly hair. But these days, her old hair is back and it?s curly and fun! Even her Divorce Bangs are curly now.
Well, speaking of Nicole?s Divorce Bangs, her divorce from Keith Urban has been finalized. Nicole and Keith split last year, although we?ve never gotten a straight answer about how and when they separated. I tend to believe they separated last spring (May-ish), and they were quietly working out their divorce behind-the-scenes when Keith seemingly let it be known that he was moving on. Nicole was furious and she let everyone know that he left her and she wanted to work it out. Well, it?s totally over now.
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have reached a settlement and finalized their divorce. The Perfect Couple actress and the country music star, both 58, entered into an agreement that was filed in court on Tuesday, Jan. 6, just three months after Kidman officially filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences.
According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, she and Urban have agreed to waive all child and spousal support rights. Each person is also responsible for their own legal fees and expenses.
According to the parenting plan for their daughters, Faith, 15, and Sunday, 17, both Kidman and Urban are required to behave with each other and each child so as to provide a loving, stable, consistent and nurturing relationship with the child even though they are divorced.
They will not speak badly of each other or the members of the family of the other parent, the agreement states. They will encourage each child to continue to love the other parent and be comfortable in both families.
Kidmans home will be Faith and Sundays primary residence as she has them for 306 days out of the year. Urban was granted 59 days out of the year, with their daughters allowed to spend every other weekend, from 10 a.m. on Saturday morning to 6 p.m. on Sunday evening, with him. Both parents have joint responsibility for major decisions regarding their daughters lives.
[From People]
The divorce sounds like it was relatively easy because they likely had a prenup and neither party tried to invalidate it. Plus, their girls are both teenagers and a family court would have weighed Sunday and Faith?s decisions about which parent they wanted to live with or see more often. The girls are very clearly on their mom?s side, but Keith still gets to see them a few nights a month. Sunday probably has her driver?s license so she can drive over and see her dad if she wants to see him more often. Anyway, I?m curious about Nicole?s next moves. She hasn?t been single in twenty years! A lot has changed.
Photos courtesy of Backgrid.
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| | Leonardo DiCaprio: 'We?re looking at a huge transition' away from movie theaters | | Added 14 hours ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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When Killers of the Flower Moon came out in 2023, I was surprised to see Leonardo DiCaprio really campaign for himself, for the film and for Lily Gladstone. Leo got extra credit in my book for using his fame and name to put Lily front and center. It didn?t pay off for him personally he didn?t receive an Oscar nomination for KOTFM, but Lily, Marty Scorsese and the film all got nominations. Months ago, I wondered if DiCaprio would even bother to campaign for One Battle After Another after what happened with KOTFM. He has, but he?s going about it differently this time around. He?s happy to give space to Teyana Taylor, Chase Infiniti, Benicio del Toro and the rest of the cast, but he?s mostly just hanging out with Paul Thomas Anderson and doing some one-off interviews here and there. It?s working, actually. OBAA is an Oscar favorite, and Leo will probably be nominated across the board. Leo and PTA recently chatted with the Times of London about OBAA, the future of theatrical releases and politics. Some highlights:
The future of the movie theater: ?It?s changing at a lightning speed. We?re looking at a huge transition. First, documentaries disappeared from cinemas. Now, dramas only get finite time and people wait to see it on streamers. I don?t know. Do people still have the appetite? Or will cinemas become silos ? like jazz bars??
OBAA?s box office dilemma: One Battle After Another resisted the fast buck of home entertainment rentals for the big screen, taking $204.7 million at the global box office ? impressive for a near three-hour movie, but far less than the estimated $300 million needed to break even. It had a reported budget of up to $175 million.
Who will save cinema? ?I just hope enough people, who are real visionaries, get opportunities to do unique things in the future that are seen in the cinema. But that remains to be seen.?
Turning down the lead in Boogie Nights: DiCaprio ?regrets? turning it down. ?I?d put the soundtrack of that movie on and drive around Los Angeles, playing the blues of how much I love that movie.?
On the politics of OBAA: It is a febrile time for Hollywood, when President Trump wades in to criticise perceived enemies and networks can face repercussions from the government too. Was there any fear in taking part in something that sticks pins into authoritarianism and lampoons the American right? ?It never even occurred to me to not be part of the film because of its political undertones,? DiCaprio says. ?And I don?t think there is any specific political agenda or ideology attached to it. We?ve had reactions from both the left and right, which, to me, says something. And anyway, at the end of the film, Bob is just a dad who?s there for his daughter.?
[From The Times]
Before I saw OBAA, I read some commentary about how ?Hollywood loves this film because of what it says politically.? I expected a more overtly political film but that?s not really what it is. I mean, yes, the first twenty minutes are very political and full of ?political messages.? But the rest of the film is mostly just an action-drama about a father and daughter. Granted, I thought all of the background action with Sensei Sergio basically running an underground railroad for undocumented immigrants was amazing, but again, I thought the film would be much more heavily political than it was.
As for the discussion about mergers, the future of movie theaters and the business of filmmaking? I rarely go to the movie theater these days, but I grew up going to the movies and I want that for everybody. At some point, it feels like the current ?business model? of movie theaters will collapse. I would love to see another rise of independently-owned movie theaters rise up from the ashes.
Photos courtesy of Backgrid, Avalon Red.
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