Nicole Kidman wears a green coat while filming a scene for her upcoming HBO series The Undoing on Monday (March 18) in New York City.
The 51-year-old actress, who has been seen in the Big Apple working on the show for the past week, was joined by her young co-star Noah Jupe.
Nicole is starring in the new limited series about “Grace Sachs (Kidman), who is living the only life she ever wanted for herself. She’s a successful therapist on the brink of publishing her first book, has a devoted husband and young son who attends an elite private school in New York City. Weeks before her book is published, a chasm opens in her life: a violent death, a missing husband, and, in the place of a man Grace thought she knew, only a chain of terrible revelations.”
“Left behind in the wake of a spreading and very public disaster, and horrified by the ways in which she has failed to heed her own advice, Grace must dismantle one life and create another for her child and herself,” Deadline reported.
Noah is best known for his work in the films Wonder and A Quiet Place.
The Voice has only been on television since 2012, but there have already been 16 seasons of the hit NBC singing competition series and over a dozen celebrity coaches!
Can you remember all 13 music megastars who have sat in one of the red chairs as a coach? You’ve probably forgotten some of them and we’re here to refresh your memory.
The only two stars to appear on all 16 seasons so far are Adam Levine and Blake Shelton while the other two chairs have gone to a rotating roster of musicians.
The current season of The Voice airs on Monday and Tuesday nights at 8/7c on NBC.
Click through the slideshow to see very coach from The Voice…
We now know why Hannah Brown was chosen as Bachelorette.
ABC’s Reality Chief Rob Mills sat down for an interview and revealed why Hannah was given the job over some of the other women in contention.
“This case was basically a five-way tie. We met with Hannah B., Hannah Godwin [aka] “Hannah G,” Tayshia Adams, Caelynn Miller-Keyes and Demi Burnett [all from Colton's season]. And they were all great, but there was something about Hannah B. Part of it was that she thought she was the dark horse, so she came in and had nothing to lose, saying, ‘I don’t know, I’m just going to be myself.’ There was just something different that we hadn’t seen in a Bachelorette before. Very kind of charming and goofy,” he told THR. “When she had her intro video for The Bachelor and she said, ‘I’m Hannah — all aboard the hot mess express!’, you think that’s probably just shtick. And then we figured out, no that’s actually true. I think that came through on the live show, too, when she met the first five guys.
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Kate Beckinsale basically confirmed that she is dating comedian
Pete Davidson after they were spotted kissing at a hockey game. Now, her ex-boyfriend
Matt Rife is offering some advice for
Pete. Find out what he had to say when the TMZ cameras caught up with him this week...
Sara Bareilles sits at the piano and sings a new song during the first show of the A Little Chaos tour on Sunday (March 17) in San Francisco, Calif.
The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter is performing four shows this week across the U.S. to prepare for the release of her upcoming album Amidst the Chaos.
Sara performed 11 of the 12 songs on the album during the show, including eight that had not yet been heard by fans. Those who weren’t lucky enough to snag a ticket to one of those shows will have to wait to hear the songs when the album drops on April 5.
During the show, Sara revealed that she wrote her new song “No Such Thing” about the Obamas. Go listen to it now and read the lyrics to get a full understanding of the track!
Click inside to check out the set list for the show… More Here! »
Leigh-Anne Pinnock wears clothing by Umbro on the cover of Rollacoaster magazine’s Spring/Summer 2019 issue.
Here is what the 27-year-old Little Mix singer had to share with the mag:
On dealing with online abuse: “I definitely feel that it’s taken me a long while to completely feel comfortable in the skin that I’m in. Sadly we live in a society that is inbuilt with racism and I just hope that by speaking up on my personal experience, I can help raise some awareness on this f–ked up situation. I really did feel invisible and replaceable for a considerable amount of time within the band, but I truly believe as the years have gone on I’m beginning to own it more and more. I’ve always been proud of who I am but maybe for a while I forgot how special and powerful that is. Being black is powerful, being black is beautiful and I’m ready to shout it to the world!”
On fame after X Factor: “We didn’t really have any time to process it, it was just like ‘Boom!’ Obviously for me, it was my dream so I loved every second of it, but the negativity and the trolling? I fought it really hard.”
On new Little Mix music: “We knew that we wanted to make [LM5] much more ballsy. We knew we had to write about what was going on. There’s so many things that we want to talk about that are happening in the world and I think it’s just really important. It’s not all about boys and sex, it’s good to talk about things that actually mean something.”
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