Nicole Kidman admits she was terrified to sing in the new Netflix animated film "Spellbound," but found joy in pushing boundaries as she worked on the female-led project.

Nicole Kidman has been a movie star for more than 40 years, earning an Oscar and making multiple iconic films (including both box office blockbusters and cult classics) during that time. But these days,

Whether it be a huge animated musical like "Spellbound" or an erotic thriller like "Babygirl," Kidman sees getting a greenlight as more and more of a challenge.

Over the years, our favorite actors and actresses have gotten candid about their thoughts on “method acting.” The practice, which involves a more immersive approach to embodying a role, is a loved method by some,

Nicole Kidman has some bad news for anyone who is strongly invested in the idea that she claps like a seal. Or that she celebrated her divorce from Tom Cruise by throwing open her arms, tilting back her head and cheering.

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,