On a recent episode of the Radio Times podcast, Nicole Kidman opened up about how her height has affected her career. The Bombshell actor, who is 5' 11", said she was once told she was "too tall" to "have a career" in Hollywood. "I was called 'storky.' People would say, ‘How's the air up there?!' . Now I get, ‘You're so much taller than I thought,' and then grappling with how high my heels should be," Kidman said, adding that she frets about wearing heels on the red carpet because she doesn't want to feel like a "giraffe." The Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom actor also revealed that she lied about her height for an audition in Annie. "I had to talk my way through the door, 'cause they were measuring you before you went in," she said. "I was mortified."
Taraji P. Henson's recent comments about racial pay disparities in Hollywood sparked a wider conversation with fellow actors such as Viola Davis, Gabrielle Union, and Keke Palmer. However, Henson told Today in an interview published Wednesday (January .
Kanye West just debuted a new $850,000 set of grills inspired by Jaws, the iconic James Bond villain from The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker. But contrary to rumors circulating online, Ye did not have his teeth removed in favor of the extravagant new p.
Two men in New York are suing Madonna for starting her concert late. Michael Fellows and Jonathan Hadden accuse the Material Girl (along with Live Nation and Barclays Center) of "unconscionable, unfair, and/or deceptive trade practices" for advertising the December 13th show as having an 8:30 p.m. start time only for Madonna to finally take the stage around 10:30 p.m. The show didn't end until after 1 a.m., when Fellows and Hadden were "confronted with limited public transportation, limited ride-sharing, and/or increased public and private transportation costs." They also "had to get up early to go to work and/or take care of their family responsibilities the next day." The suit alleges Madonna committed "a wanton exercise in false advertising" and "negligent misrepresentation.”
Lil Nas X has lost nearly 140,000 followers on Instagram amid the Christian-themed promotion around his new single, 'J Christ.' Social Blade, a social media analytics tracking website, found Nas had 11.5 million Instagram followers on Jan. 7th, but lost 17,000 the next day when he revealed the single artwork for “J. Christ” depicting him on a cross. He then lost another 20,000 the following day, and a whopping 46,000 on Jan. 12 when the “J Christ” video was released. Things have continued to dip, and he's down 137,507 fans as of Wednesday. Lil Nas X tried to explain himself in a recent video, insisting he "didn't mean to mock" Christianity. "This wasn't like a 'Fu-k you to you people,' 'Fu-k you to the Christians,'" he says. "It was not that, it was literally me saying I'm back like Jesus.”