Nicole Kidman plays a high-flying, married businesswoman who begins an affair with an intern half her age. It's a lead ...

The Babygirl writer and director explained how she came up with the scene in which Harris Dickinson‘s Samuel sends a glass of milk to his boss Romy (Nicole Kidman) at a bar and orders her to ...

The Australian actress, 57, used her star power to secure the rights to use a classic track by iconic Australian band INXS for use in her latest film, Babygirl. Director Halina Reijn shared on the ...

Nicole Kidman's new film Babygirl, a gripping erotic thriller, is currently in theaters and has received acclaim for its intense storyline and powerful performances. The A24 production is expected ...

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Babygirl is 2024's hottest movie, with Nicole Kidman heating up the screen. Behind the steamy scenes? An intimacy coordinator making sure things get hot safely Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson ...

Babygirl writer-director Halina Reijn is defending the age gap between Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson’s characters in the new erotic thriller. Rated R, Babygirl opened in theaters on ...

Yes, milk. It’s what Harris Dickinson’s character in the new erotic thriller “Babygirl” makes Nicole Kidman’s character drink at a bar amid their spicy romance, an experience the film ...

It’s no shock that, for a film that plainly features kinky sex, the “Babygirl” marketing team would want to stress the movie’s raw eroticism to get curious viewers in theater seats.

Or: Never doubt the power of a well-placed call from Nicole Kidman. Reijn’s film is rife with cool, classic, and just plain interesting jams — looking at you, essential “Father Figure ...

In the A24 erotic workplace thriller Babygirl, Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson use a few moves that would make human resources blush. Writer and director Halina Reijn recently explained that ...