Nicole Kidman Covers Vogue Australia's 60th Anniversary Issue by Inez + Vinoodh

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Nicole Kidman Covers Vogue Australia's 60th Anniversary Issue by Inez + Vinoodh

Actor, activist and super femme Nicole Kidman covers Vogue Australia’s 60th anniversary issue, styled in modern haute opulence by Christine Centenara. Photographer duo Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin capture Nicole wearing Chanel haute couture, Givenchy Couture, Maison Margiela Artisanal by John Galliano, Schiaparelli haute couture and more for the celebratory December issue.

Nicole Kidman Shines Brightly In Collier Schorr Images For Vanity Fair US May 2019

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Nicole Kidman Shines Brightly In Collier Schorr Images For Vanity Fair US May 2019

Actor Nicole Kidman covers the May 2019 issue of Vanity Fair US. Samira Nasr styles Nicole — who is barely recognizable with the pixie hairdo — in images by Collier Schorr. / Hair by Recine; makeup by Mark Carrasquillo

The ‘Big Little Lies’ star reflects on her career, her marriage, her faith, and the sisterhood of her hit TV show, telling all to Krista Smith in ‘Nicole Kidman Burns Brighter Than Ever’.

Nicole Kidman Covers New Tatler UK In Hollywood Glam Lensed By Victor Demarchelier

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Film star and activist Nicole Kidman covers the July 2018 issue of the 'new and improved Tatler UK. Lensed by Victor Demarchelier, Kidman is styled in drop dead glamour from Chanel Haute Couture, Armani Prive, Elie Saab Haute Couture and more.

Tatler's new editor-in-chief Richard Dennen has expressed a clear and consistent vision for the magazine. In a new interview with WWD, Dennen says the monthly glossy should be "impossibly chic" with mega glamour, and  "a nod to the past and a modern, more international outlook at what high society looks like today."

“What’s really exciting in the 21st century is to have these old heritage brands and to be able to update them into something which is very modern and cool — and one of the cool things about Tatler is that it’s so old and has this incredible heritage of culture, politics, high society and fashion,” said Dennen in an interview at his minimalist, all-white office at Vogue House. It’s decorated with a poster of one of his favorite Tatler covers from the past, shot by Norman Parkinson.

Fronting the magazine born in 1709 and is the oldest enduring title in the world, Kidman herself makes a strong case for the appeal of old Hollywood glamour, even if her roles represent the summit of women's issues and concerns worldwide. Read Kidman's interview with Elizabeth Day.

A Defiant Emmy Awards Show Finds Backbone For Women From Handmaids To Victims Of Domestic Abuse

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A Defiant Emmy Awards Show Finds Backbone For Women From Handmaids To Victims Of Domestic Abuse

No more listening to talking heads make their Emmy Awards predictions. Boy did those guys screw up . . . and they were mostly guys, if I think about it. Perhaps they got it wrong, because as Joanna Robinson writes for Vanity Fair: "the Emmys raised a surprising middle finger to the patriarchy."

On the same Sunday that America's asshat president was Tweeting a meme of him driving a golf ball into Hillary Clinton, knocking her down as she boarded a plane, it was revenge of The Handmaid's Tale in LA on Sunday evening. Yes, 'Big Little Lies' was expected to take home some statues, but no one predicted that the evening would become a fierce of women's rights under total threat by the Trump administration. 

The night was anti-Trump and the Saturday Night Live wins were not as pro-women as anti-Trump, even if Kate McKinnondid wear a white pantsuit and thank Hillary Clinton. 

Leave it to Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, and Dolly Parton to go off-script, bringing the sassy tone of their '9 to 5' movie to the stage in Los Angeles.  “Back in 1980, in that movie, we refused to be controlled by a sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical, bigot,” Fonda said. “In 2017, we still refuse to be controlled by a sexist, hypocritical, lying, egotistical bigot,” Tomlin chimed in to massive cheers from a liberal audience totally Trumped out. The night's first standing ovation for feminism was in the house.  

Then came the night's big surprise, and it wasn't big wins for 'This Is Us', the predictable family drama. 

Nicole Kidman Is Western Wily In Come Hither Poses Lensed By Carin Backoff For LOVE Magazine 18

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Nicole Kidman Is Western Wily In Come Hither Poses Lensed By Carin Backoff For LOVE Magazine 18

Actor Nicole Kidman covers the Fall 2017 issue of LOVE Magazine 18, styled by Sally Lyndleyin western woman denim looks from Pinko and Stetson mixed with Cartier bling. Photographer Carin Backoff flashes Kidman who said: "I thought about this shoot afterwards. I was like, what was I doing? I lost my mind! How are the shots? Do they look crazy?"

Cannes Superstar Nicole Kidman Sees 50, Lensed By Will Davidson For InStyle US July 2017

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Cannes Superstar Nicole Kidman Sees 50, Lensed By Will Davidson For InStyle US July 2017

Nicole Kidman is styled by Julia von Boehm, captured by Will Davidson for the July 2017 issue of InStyle US magazine. 

Kidman turns 50 next month. To use a trite phrase, the Aussie superstar remains young at heart, approaching her career as if she were a young, unknown actress. 

“I am at that point of my life where I am trying to act as though I am 21 and starting my career,” Kidman said in Cannes. “In terms of pushing the boundaries, I want to support people who are trying different things. I have worked a lot. I don’t have to work. I work because it is still my passion.”

Telling InStyle how long it takes to come down from performance, the actor touches on her pursuit of authenticity:

Nicole Kidman Is Lensed By Will Davidson In 'Lionheart' For Vogue Australia January 2017

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Nicole Kidman Is Lensed By Will Davidson In 'Lionheart' For Vogue Australia January 2017

Will Davidson captures the Lionheart fashion editorial, channeling Kidman's role in 'Lion', the story of a young man determined to trace his roots in rural India. The young man's journey, played by Dev Patel in the adult period of the film, is based on a true story of a small boy falling asleep on an empty train. He is alone and trapped as the train takes him hundreds of miles from his mother and brother to Kolkata. The five-year-old's final destination is Australia, as the adopted child of Kidman's character and her husband.

Dev Patel has been nominated for a Best Supporting Actor for his role and Nicole Kidman as Best Supporting Actress for her. The film 'Lion' is nominated for Best Picture, Drama and Best Original Score.

For more information on the film, read on.

Nicole Kidman, centre, in a shot with Lion cast members as well as subject of the film, Saroo and his adoptive parents Sue and John Brierley during filming of 'Lion'

Nicole Kidman Is Full Throttle Sumptuous In Yu Tsai Images For Flaunt Magazine

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Nicole Kidman Is Full Throttle Sumptuous In Yu Tsai Images For Flaunt Magazine

Kidman is currently starring in 'Lion', a true story inspired by Sue Brierly, who adopted Saroo Brierly., living in an Indian orphanage. 

As an adult, Saroo Brierley, now an Australian citizen uses Google Earth to find the family that he was separated from in India. Sunny Pawar commands the screen for much of the film’s first hour, playing Saroo as a 5-year-old lost on the streets of Calcutta. It marks his first screen role, one that’s already earned him raves. Variety critic Peter Debruge wrote that Pawar is “so adorable he could set off an Indian adoption craze.”

Priyanka Bose and Dev Patel join Kidman and Pawar in the cast.  

UN Ambassador Nicole Kidman Visits Uluru Outback, Lensed By Will Davidson For Vogue Australia September 2015

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UN Ambassador Nicole Kidman Visits Uluru Outback, Lensed By Will Davidson For Vogue Australia September 2015

Honolulu-born Nicole Kidman had a dual mission in her Vogue Australia photo shoot, posing for photographer Will Davidson at the iconomic Australian landmark Uluru, marking 30 years since the Australian Government returned Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park to it original owners, the Anangu people. 

Vogue Australia editor-in-chief Edwina McCann said she hoped that Nicole’s editorial would encourage tourists to visit the Northern Territory and national park. “People always ask me where they should go in Australia: now I’m going to say Uluru.” She added, “I’m enraptured by it. I’ve always been drawn to the landscape, and I do think there’s something … the energy and the light … it’s just a very, very magical, special place.”

Many Australians consider Uluru to be the spiritual heart of Australia.

Nicole Kidman is a long-time spokesperson for women’s rights, empowered in her role as a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador. Meeting with the women of the local Mutitjulu community, the actor said “The constant need is to keep educating.”

At 5’11’, Nicole stood tall over the local Mutitjulu women, dressed in black dresses and traditional body paint as they performed a special women’s ceremony for the UN Women Goodwill Ambassador.

William & Kate in Uluru

On their recent royal visit to Australia, Prince William and Princess Kate visited Uluru, where Kate was given a ceremonial necklace made by a local woman.

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Nicole Kidman Is Smart Sensuality Sexy in 'Nature Unleashed' for Jimmy Choo

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Nicole Kidman Is Smart Sensuality Sexy in ‘Nature Unleashed’ for Jimmy Choo

Nicole Kidman On Health & Exercise

How does Nicole Kidman stay looking so great? The star recently told Parade that her working consists of running, spinning and tennis. She tries to do physical activity every day, along with meditation.

On the subject of food, Kidman says “I just really enjoy good food and the relaxation of preparing it and eating it. I’m not a very good cook but I do love when someone else is.”

Let’s not forget love either: “I also believe love is incredibly important to maintaining a positive outlook. Love for your children, for your partner, being able to give it and receive it.”