Nicole Young is parting ways with Selling Sunset after four seasons on the Netflix series.

Her representative confirmed to People on Friday, March 20, that the real estate agent, 40, is leaving the reality show over her “disheartening” portrayal.

“Nicole was consistently placed in situations which required her to remain on the defensive, often within what can only be described as unnecessarily toxic and overly contrived dramatic circumstances,” her rep said, claiming that Nicole was often defending “her character and her intentions.”

“She felt she was no longer being represented authentically,” the spokesperson added. “[It is] entirely Nicole’s own decision to step away from the show in season 9.”

Her rep also made sure to share that Nicole’s recent move to Nashville had nothing to do with her decision to leave the show but noted it “signaled the end of her time” on Selling Sunset.

In an additional statement to Us Weekly, Young shared of her exit, “I’m absolutely loving life in Nashville and couldn’t be happier with this new chapter. I’m grateful for my time on Selling Sunset and everything it brought into my life, but it was the right moment to close that door. I’m excited for what’s ahead, this is definitely not the last you’ll see from me.”

This past season, fans got an inside look at her feud with Chrishell Stause, which started when Nicole joined the show in season 6. Nicole accused Chrishell, 44, of only getting house listings because their boss Jason Oppenheim had feelings for her.

Chrishell, who briefly dated Jason in 2021, denied Nicole’s claims and then alleged that she was on drugs during a group dinner, which Nicole also denied. Chrishell later attempted to smooth things over, but Nicole refused to apologize for her past comments.

In season 7, Nicole brought up rumors that Emma Hernan was allegedly sleeping with a married man. Chrishell then no longer wanted to work with Nicole, resulting in her screen time being put on pause.

“I had a call with production two days ago during which they told me I have absolutely not been fired from the cast but they chose to pause my filming schedule until next week in order to protect me from situations on set that had become very contentious,” Nicole told Us Weekly in a January 2025 statement.

The duo reunited during the season 7 reunion, where Chrishell told Nicole that she “hates” her. Nicole later took to social media to claim that she “apologized” to Chrishell, but she claimed it wasn’t aired.

When season 8 premiered, Chrishell shared via Instagram that she would “never” work with Nicole again. The duo both starred on season 9 but continued to butt heads.

Chrishell, for her part, announced her exit from the show in November 2025.

Dorit Kemsley is one of the stars of “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” and has been since season seven. Sadly, much of her storyline over the past couple of seasons has revolved around her separation from Paul PK Kemsely and their rumored money woes. Now, their home is reportedly facing pre-foreclosure, and the “RHOBH” star is opening up about it in a new interview.

Dorit Kemsley Says She Didn’t Know PK Wasn’t Paying The Rent

Kemsley appeared on “Watch What Happens Live” with Andy Cohen on March 19. While on, not only did they discuss season 15 of “RHOBH,” but Cohen also mentioned the recent news that she and PK were severely behind on mortgage payments, something that has reportedly plagued the couple before.

She said, “Well, that is something that I learned a few weeks before everyone else learned, as we discussed at the reunion. It’s something that PK was in charge of. I didn’t know it was not being paid. We’ve since spoken, and he agreed to bring it up to date.”

After that, Kemsley shared that she and her estranged husband plan to put the home on the market. According to her, “And the kids and I will find a new home.”

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How Much Does The ‘RHOBH’ Star Allegedly Owe?

According to RadarOnline, the Kemsleys’ $6.4 million Encino home is in pre-foreclosure due to them being behind on repaying their “unconventional loans” for the property. The report states that two lenders, Tanka LLC and Private Money Solutions, filed default notices in January 2026.

Respectively, the companies are said to have loaned the couple $600,000 and $150k. They were granted the loan in February 2022 and, per the outlet, the court documents reveal that they haven’t paid the companies since September 2025.

Without payments, the home could enter into a non-judicial foreclosure. If this happens, the lender would not be required to go to court if they decide to foreclose on the California home.

That’s not all, Prime Recon LLC also filed a default notice in December 2025. The company is said to be owed $5,196,750 in addition to $294,321 in missed payments dating back to April of the same year.

‘RHOBH’ Fans Have Opinions On Dorit’s Home Situation

As mentioned, this isn’t the first time the Kemsleys have been rumored to be behind on various loans connected to their home. As a result, fans are reacting, with many wondering why the “RHOBH” star isn’t more aware of her own finances.

One person said on TikTok, “How is it possible that you don’t know if your mortgage is paid or not?” Someone else stated, “HOLD UP, she literally was on camera saying PK wrote a 7-page letter telling her that SHE will be responsible for the mortgage and a bunch of other financials going forward.”

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Another person wrote, “I’m confused…didn’t she say she got a 6-7 page email from PK saying what he wasn’t responsible for and she had to take over certain things.”

Lastly, a different “RHOBH” fan commended Kemsley, saying, “I think she was very transparent about her life, and she didn’t really have to give the details, but she did. I like Dorit.”

Dorit Also Addressed Being Tardy On ‘RHOBH’

While on “Watch What Happens Live,” Kemsley was also asked about her tidiness, which is an issue many of her co-stars, especially Kyle Richards, have called out. During the interview, Cohen noted that several fans had sent in questions on the matter.

In addressing it, she said, “I think it’s something that I now will consider and be more aware of because I really do feel bad. Like, I go through so much anxiety, and then I think if anything, it’s more of I’m so embarrassed, and I feel like how many sorries can you say. Then it almost feels like it’s insincere.”

She added, “I’m not great with time management.”

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The ‘Housewives’ Star Previously Gave An Update On PK

Kemsley officially filed for divorce in April 2025, after announcing their separation in May 2024. Then in January 2026, she gave Cohen an update during an episode of “Watch What Happens Live” after he asked if things had improved.

She said, “You don’t know how much I would love to be sitting here, you asking me that question … and say, ‘Yes, Andy, [things are] so much better.’” She then shook her head, indicating that things were not better between them.

“RHOBH” airs on Bravo on Thursday nights.

By Robert Scucci
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Normally, I’m not too keen on movies about writers trying to tell their career-defining story because they usually come off as ham-fisted and self-important. 2022’s Vengeance, written and directed by The Office’s B.J. Novak, starts with that all-too-familiar setup, but quickly becomes something much more as it unpacks its mystery and escalates into a full-blown revenge plot with no clear antagonist. Through its storytelling, we get a look at the quiet, isolated pockets of America that modern life has largely forgotten. In a community like this, gossip spreads fast, conspiracy theories run rampant, and everybody is hiding something from everybody else, or simply hiding from themselves.

Twisting like a corkscrew into a bottle of the cheapest gas station swill you can find, Vengeance plays its cards close to its chest and plays you right along with it as it slowly reveals what’s truly at stake. Whether you find its conclusion satisfying will depend on what you take away from it, but at the very least, you’ll have a few introspective moments that make Vengeance worth your time if you’re in the mood for some soul searching.

Writers Are The Worst

Ben Manalowitz (B.J. Novak) is a womanizing, self-aggrandizing New York writer trying to hit it big with his new podcast. He speaks in sweeping generalizations about what it means to be American and how we all search for meaning in misguided ways. For Ben, that means hooking up with as many women as possible and never committing, which brings us to the primary source of conflict in Vengeance: Abilene Shaw (Lio Tipton).

Abilene was just another name in rotation on Ben’s phone, but she becomes much more significant when her brother Ty (Boyd Holbrook) calls to tell him she’s died of a drug overdose, despite never even taking something as mild as Tylenol (according to him). He asks Ben to fly out to rural Texas for the funeral, even though they barely knew each other. When we meet the rest of Abilene’s family, it becomes clear she exaggerated their relationship, making it seem far more serious than it actually was.

To her mother Sharon (J. Smith-Cameron), Granny Carol (Louanne Stephens), sisters Kansas City (Dove Cameron) and Paris (Isabella Amara), and younger brother Mason (Eli Abrams Bickel), Ben was basically already family based on Abilene’s version of events. Ty reveals the real reason he reached out is because he believes Abilene was murdered, and in this part of Texas, things like that aren’t exactly handled by the book. While suspicion falls on a local drug dealer named Sancholo (Zach Villa), Ben is convinced her death was, unfortunately, self-inflicted and that the conspiracy theories are just an elaborate way for the family to cope with their loss.

Along the way, Ben befriends local music producer Quentin Sellers (Ashton Kutcher), who once tried to help Abilene launch her music career. Like Ben, Quentin is an outsider who relocated to a rural community, and his perspective on life, legacy, and storytelling paints a much darker picture involving local politics, vigilante justice, and the drug problem affecting the area. The issue is that everybody is telling their own version of events, including Ben, who sends every recorded conversation to his podcast producer Eloise (Issa Rae), who is more interested in crafting a compelling narrative than actually uncovering the truth.

Serious Pockets Of Humanity In West Texas

Going into this fully intending to tell a story about the lies we tell ourselves, Ben experiences several come-to-Jesus moments along the way. Through one of the best product placements I’ve ever seen, he realizes that places like Whataburger are more than just somewhere to grab a greasy meal in hicktown; they represent community and family, something that he doesn’t have a firm grasp on. He also starts to suspect he might be the target of an assassination plot himself. Even more surprising, he begins to consider that Abilene may have actually been murdered by someone still unknown, which undermines the entire reason he came to Texas in the first place.

Vengeance is awkward, heartfelt, and genuinely funny, using the tragedy at its core as a springboard to explore these ideas. Ben walks around with a tape recorder looking for a story he wants to tell, completely unaware that his presence is shaping the story itself in ways he could have never anticipated. By treating Abilene’s family as a jumping point for his career, he slowly realizes he embodies the exact behavior he claims to critique, and he doesn’t come to terms with that easily.

A hidden gem you may have missed on its initial release, Vengeance has a way of stopping you in your tracks and making you think about your life, your relationships, how you present yourself, and how others see you. If that sounds like something you’re up for, you can stream it right now on Netflix.

Some genres, like crime and thriller, lead to many surefire TV hits, while others, like musicals, tend to be harder to crack. When it comes to musical television, for every Glee, there is a Viva Laughlin. While Smash did scratch the theater itch, it wasn’t a smash hit. Thankfully, Apple TV took a big swing with 2021’s Schmigadoon.

With a 93% overall Rotten Tomatoes score, Cinco Paul and Ken Daurio‘s series was a critical success. Starring sketch comedy icons Cecily Strong and Keegan-Michael Key, and with a smart script and soundtrack, exceptional acting, and a unique premise, Schmigadoon is the perfect binge-watch.

What Is Apple TV’s Fantasy ‘Schmigadoon’ About?

Schmigadoon revolves around a couple of doctors, Josh Skinner (Key) and Melissa Gimble (Strong), who are struggling in their lives and marriage. During their hiking trip, they stumble upon a mysterious bridge that leads them to the titular town, where they become trapped in a magical 1940s-style musical. As they navigate the town’s cheerful, singing residents, surreal tropes, and musical theater references at every corner, Melissa and Josh must find true love before they can leave.

This wonderfully unique and innovative series borrowed from classic musical tropes and beloved characters and stories to pay homage to musical theater. Simply put: The brightly crafted and whimsical world in Schmigadoon captured the spirit of the Great White Way for the small screen.

Apple TV’s ‘Schmigadoon’ Has Many Strengths

Schmigadoon didn’t lampoon Broadway. Instead, it reverently poked fun at common themes and archetypes, drawing on their success and expanding upon them. With Season 1, Schmigadoon‘s ability to effortlessly showcase how so many Broadway shows borrow from each other made the character and musical mashups work.

A major factor in its success was Paul’s soundtrack. In Season 1, his songs paid homage to many Golden Age classics, like Carousel, The King and I, and Guys and Dolls, while Season 2, subtitled Schmicago moved into the gritty landscape of ’60s and ’70s hits, like Chicago, Sweeney Todd, and Pippin. Then, add in the larger-than-life production design, costumes, and choreography by Christopher Gattelli, and the musical theater world was represented to perfection.

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One of the most fun parts of Schmigadoon were the Easter eggs. In Season 1, the series began with an opening number that mashed up Brigadoon with the title track from Oklahoma. Perhaps you’re a Bob Fosse fan? In Season 2, then look no further than a number like “Talk to Daddy,” a send-up of “Rhythm of Life” from Sweet Charity. Hints of Fosse’s original choreography from “Rich Man’s Frug” from that musical are also dropped in to great effect.

‘Schmigadoon’ Benefits From Having a Number of Broadway Icons

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Along with top-notch writing and sensational design, Schmigadoon succeeded thanks to an outstanding ensemble of Broadway stars, including Kristin Chenoweth, Alan Cumming, Aaron Tveit, Ariana DeBose, and Jane Krakowski. The core cast, in addition to Key and Strong, brought the spirit of summer stock to life. In Season 1, Chenoweth took on Mildred Layton, the conservative preacher’s wife, bringing a more villainous side of herself to the screen. By Season 2, she channeled Mrs. Lovett and Miss Hannigan to create a completely exuberant character mashup you’d never expect her to play.

Chenoweth was just one of many incredible guest stars to buoy the series that was brilliantly led by Key and Strong, two performers with an impressive career in sketch comedy. Their chemistry as a couple, through their ups and downs, became the heart of the show. Though Schmigadoon had its closing performance after 12 episodes, each episode was practically perfect. This spring, a stage production based on the Season 1 story will open on Broadway. Hit numbers from the series, like “Corn Puddin” and “He’s a Queer One, That Man o’ Mine,” are included. Even better, Ann Harada, who played Florence Menlove, is reprising her role. Schmigadoon is the perfect comfort watch. Like a Broadway show, you’ll want to applaud at every song and give a standing ovation when the proverbial curtain drops.

Mike White caught attention with his surprisingly ripped physique on “Survivor 50,” but whatever shape he arrived in didn’t last long.

“The White Lotus” creator revealed that he lost 15 pounds in just nine days on the show, as the harsh conditions in Fiji quickly took their toll.

White was preparing to start writing the fourth season of “The White Lotus” when he was invited to compete in the landmark season of the CBS reality show.

After being voted out, he had the option to recover at “Survivor’s” famed Ponderosa, where eliminated contestants typically recover, but chose to leave instead.

As a vegan, White says he struggled to eat the food being served at the hotel, especially after already losing significant weight during his time in the game.

Mike White Says He Was ‘Starving’ On ‘Survivor 50’

Following his exit from “Survivor,” White opened up about the physical toll that his time on the island took on his body.

Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, the Emmy-winning creator explained: “I’m vegan. I lost 15 pounds in nine days.”

After being voted out, White opted not to stay at Ponderosa, explaining that he couldn’t find food that fit his vegan diet.

“We got to Ponderosa and there really… I mean, I sound bougie, but [I thought], ‘I can’t eat this. I need food that I can actually eat,’” White said. “So, I was like, ‘Can I just pay for myself to go somewhere where I can eat the food I can eat and, like, not starve?’”

The Filmmaker Paused ‘White Lotus’ Writing Plans To Compete On ‘Survivor 50’

The cast for “Survivor 50” was announced in May 2025, shortly after the third season of “The White Lotus” finished airing on HBO.

In an interview with Variety months later, “Survivor” host Jeff Probst revealed that White was willing to adjust his schedule to take part in the milestone season.

“I just want to be clear, we did not go ask Mike White, ‘Please change your ‘White Lotus’ schedule,’” Probst explained. “[Mike] said, ‘I will change my “White Lotus” schedule if you’ll have me.’”

Speaking to TVLine in Fiji ahead of filming, White suggested the timing really worked in his favor.

“If it had happened in any other time in the last five years, I just would not have been available,” he said.

Mike White Wrote ‘White Lotus’ Season 4 After ‘Survivor’ Exit

During his conversation with TVLine, White confirmed that he had not yet begun work on Season 4 of “The White Lotus,” but planned to dive in once his time on “Survivor 50” wrapped.

“After we play the game, I’m gonna start scouting for Season 4… I don’t even know where it’s shooting,” White explained.

His time in Fiji ultimately became more productive than expected.

In his interview with EW, the acclaimed showrunner revealed that the isolation following his exit gave him the space to map out the next chapter of the HBO hit.

“It was like a godsend, honestly,” White said. “Because I have all this time where people think I’m somewhere else, I’m unreachable, and I could just sit and contemplate and think about what’s next.”

White ‘Changed His Number’ To Dodge ‘Survivor’ Castmates Seeking ‘White Lotus’ Roles

White is known to occasionally feature members of his “Survivor” circle on “The White Lotus,” including his friends and fellow Season 50 contestants, Angelina Keeley and Christian Hubicki.

During a previous interview with EW, the director joked that he had even changed his number amid growing interest from fellow castaways about landing cameos on the hit HBO series.

“I mean, I really value the friendships that I made out of the show, but sometimes I do feel like there’s a lot of reality contestants in my life,” he said.

Mike White Builds Star-Studded Cast For ‘White Lotus’ Season 4

It remains to be seen whether any of the players on “Survivor 50” will join the cast of “The White Lotus,” but White has already added some notable names to the roster for Season 4.

Marvel star Kumail Nanjiani is among the recently announced additions, as are Max Greenfield and Chloe Bennett, among others.

Season 4 of “The White Lotus” is set in France, with reported locations including Paris and the French Riviera.

By Chris Snellgrove
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As an aging Millennial, one of the things that continuously confuses me is the special phrasing that content creators have to use to avoid getting flagged on platforms like TikTok or YouTube. Ironically enough, part of me dies whenever I see someone use phrases like “sewer slide” or (even worse) “unalive” to refer to the act of suicide. In addition to sounding dumb and juvenile, it’s also completely pointless: after all, if everybody knows what the code means, then this weird self-censorship loses all meaning.

I used to think of this phenomenon as relatively recent, but it’s not. It turns out the streaming platforms of today are just echoing the restrictive practices of yesterday’s television networks. For example, the X-Files creator Chris Carter wanted to feature an episode (“Irresistible”) with a particularly creepy necrophiliac villain. But Fox told him that he couldn’t use that term, causing the showrunner to create a more acceptable nonsense term: “death fetishist.”

50 Shades Of Decay

First, some context: “Irresistible” was a Season 2 episode featuring Donnie Pfaster, an assistant funeral director who gives everyone the ick. He gets fired from his job for removing hair from a corpse, and he is eventually the focus of Mulder and Scully’s investigation into who has been disturbing local corpses. They believe that Pfaster is a “death fetishist” who is destined to escalate, eventually resorting to outright murder rather than desecrating local cemeteries. Those suspicions proved correct: Pfaster kills and mutilates a prostitute before kidnapping Scully; she is narrowly saved from becoming his latest victim, eventually breaking down in Mulder’s arms because of her recent trauma.

The original script for “Irresistible” straight-up called Donnie Pfaster a “necrophiliac.” Fox immediately rejected it on this basis, claiming that such a portrayal was unacceptable for broadcast standards. X-Files showrunner and episode writer Chris Carter later elaborated on this: according to The Complete X-Files, he said, “When I handed the script in, it was really for a necrophiliac episode, and that just didn’t fly. You cannot do the combination of sex and death on network television.”

Instead of throwing out the story altogether, though, Carter began to make tweaks to his script. The primary tweak is that the word “necrophiliac” is never used: both in the script and onscreen, Donnie Pfaster is referred to as a “death fetishist.” Accordingly, the showrunner trimmed down some of the character’s more obvious sexual obsession. Later, in a special feature in The X-Files: The Complete Second Season, Carter claimed that his viewers were smart enough to figure everything out and that the character’s clear necrophilia fetish is “implied and understood by audiences.”

The Threat You Never See Coming

Of course, he’s right: even as a very young man watching “Irresistible” when it first premiered, it’s abundantly clear what kind of sexual freak Donnie Pfaster is. However, that just goes to show how silly Fox’s concerns were. Why did they freak out over the use of the word “necrophiliac” when the rest of the episode clearly portrays him as one? Plus, Chris Carter’s term “death fetishist” is an absolutely hilarious substitute. Instead of calling the villain a word that means “he’s attracted to dead people,” the showrunner called him (checks notes) a word that means “he’s attracted to dead people.”

Some of the villains of The X-Files once warned Mulder that it was impossible to fight the future, and maybe they were right: the restrictions of ‘90s broadcast cable have become the restrictions of modern streaming platforms, forcing content creators to replace real words with nonsense. Honestly, it’s enough to make me “unalive” myself, but I won’t do that. After all, there’s no telling what you “death fetishists” in the comment section would do to my body afterward!

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives fans have watched the cast change on and off screen before the series even debuted.

Season 1 of hit reality series, which follows a group of Mormon mom influencers, debuted on Hulu in September 2024 following star Taylor Frankie Paul‘s “soft swinging” sex scandal.

“We’re not all swingers,” Whitney Leavitt exclusively told Us Weekly at the time despite the scandal not affecting her “all all” in the months after the drama. “I think it’d be different if I was actually involved in it, but I wasn’t, so I just took the clout from it.”

Mayci Neely had the same takeaway, sharing with Us, “We’re not all swingers. You can be Mormon and wear a crop top and leggings as well. You don’t have to be perfect. You don’t have to be the stereotypical Mormon that people think we’re all supposed to be.”

In June 2022, Taylor revealed via TikTok that her marriage to husband Tate Paul in the aftermath of the drama.

“I guess I’m pretty much known from my headlines of Swinger Mom,” Taylor exclusively told Us. “For the show, I really wanted them to see me and more of me and my personality and a deeper level. I feel like I come off so different online than I actually am in a conversation. So I felt like this was my chance to tell my story and get a deeper look into who I am.”

Layla Taylor, meanwhile, showed sympathy for Taylor’s situation.

“It was just having to remember that we’re all human and that we make mistakes,”she shared with Us. “It was a very difficult situation and it’s so public what she had to go through, and I think she handled it the best way that she could. I just forgive her because she handled it the way that she could at that moment.”

During an interview with Us, Mikayla Matthews slapped the “general” misunderstanding about MomTok.

“We’re not all just this perfect united front,” she told Us. “I feel like on social media, everyone’s like, ‘Oh, there’s these eight faces on the screen and they’re all dressed in the same outfit. They look unified, they look put together,’ and our show really kind of cuts back on all of that, all the perception. We’re normal, I guess.”

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Nicole Kidman‘s ex-husband, Keith Urban, isn’t pleased with her close relationship with her “Scarpetta” co-star, Simon Baker.

The actress and Baker are longtime friends and have appeared to grow even closer since Kidman’s divorce, as seen in their chummy appearance at the premiere of their latest project.

Seeing their tighter bond has reportedly left Keith Urban feeling “betrayed,” and he is hoping there isn’t more to Nicole Kidman and Simon Baker’s relationship.

Nicole Kidman’s Ex-Husband Hopes There’s Nothing More Between The Actress and Her Co-Star, Sources Claim

Earlier in the month, Nicole Kidman debuted a new project, “Scarpetta,” in which she stars alongside her longtime Aussie friend, Simon Baker.

Arriving at the premiere at the time, the Aussie actors got tongues wagging with their very chummy interaction, which included holding hands and smiling at each other.

They also reportedly snuck off to an after-party together, an act that further raised eyebrows.

Subsequently, rumors began that there might be more to the duo’s friendship, which reports have now revealed left Kidman’s ex-husband feeling “betrayed.”

“Keith is hoping they’re just hamming it up for headlines,” a source told Woman’s Day of the singer whom Kidman was married to for nearly two decades.

They added, “But even then it feels to him like it’s a betrayal because both Nicole and Simon know how much even the hint of a romance between them will hurt him.”

Keith Urban Already Suspected His Ex-Wife And Her Co-Star Were Getting Close

In “Scarpetta,” Kidman plays a forensic pathologist named Kay Scarpetta, while Baker portrays FBI profiler, Benton Wesley.

Outside of their jobs, their characters share a romantic connection that often involves scenes of them kissing and other displays of affection.

Even after filming the project, the chemistry between Kidman and Baker remained evident, as seen in interviews promoting the series, including a question-and-answer session with Vogue Australia.

All of these have reportedly not gone unnoticed by Urban, and according to a source, it was something he had expected and was quite unhappy about.

“He already suspected they were getting close while filming. This is his worst nightmare come true,” the insider further revealed.

“He hates that they’re giving interviews about how close they are,” the source added.

The Singer Doesn’t Really Communicate With Nicole Kidman Since Their Divorce

In the past, Urban had often attended such Hollywood events with Kidman, and this may have been the case if the duo hadn’t ended their marriage.

Now, as a single man, the singer may not make an appearance at such events anytime soon, as sources have recently revealed that he has been frozen out of Hollywood.

“Keith used to be everywhere with Nicole,” a source told Rob Shuter’s #ShutterScoop. “Now he’s nowhere.”

“He was always her plus-one,” the source added. “He wasn’t getting those invites on his own.”

The source also claimed that Urban’s access to Hollywood events came through his relationship with Kidman, and now that they have split, it has been revoked.

Keith Urban And Nicole Kidman’s Communication Has Detoriated Since Their Split

As part of Urban and Kidman’s divorce agreement, the duo agreed to co-parent their children, Sunday Rose and Faith.

However, according to reports, their communication has deteriorated in the wake of the divorce, raising questions about how well the co-parenting plan is working.

“Nicole and Keith don’t really communicate,” a source told the Daily Mail. “Things got really bad at the end of their relationship and haven’t rebounded.”

They added, “Keith seems to really want to live the single life, almost like a midlife crisis since the split. He’s turned into a totally different person. It’s like she doesn’t know him at all anymore.”

Keith Urban Is Trying To ‘Patch Things Up’ With His Daughters

Beyond the dynamics between Urban and Kidman, it also appears that the singer’s relationship with his children with the actress is on shaky ground, as their daughter, Sunday Rose, acknowledged her mother in an Elle Australia feature.

The situation with his children has reportedly left the singer worried and hurt, but he remains determined to do his best to stay present in their lives.

“He’s hurt, but he feels like he can patch things up,” the source continued about the “Somebody Like You” crooner. “He knows he has a lot of work to do to repair things with them. But he’s determined to do it.”

Netflix doesn’t get a global #1 by accident. And this pirate epic is clarifying exactly why that is true. This Pirates of the Caribbean better alternative is a ship-crew fantasy with constant momentum, bright humor, and fights that feel like immersive set-piece cinema. Add in the fact that Netflix’s own weekly data has credited it with 136.2 million hours viewed in a recent reporting window, and you’re looking at a franchise-scale performer.

As per FlixPatrol, the show is sitting at #1 in an overwhelming spread of countries including major markets like India, Pakistan, Brazil, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Spain, and Portugal, plus dozens more. In several other territories, it’s not even competing; it’s camped at the top: Austria is #1 every day from March 14 through today, the UK holds #2 today, and the U.S. remains #3 today while still outranking most of the platform’s newer churn. Even where it isn’t #1, it’s largely living in the top band (#2–#4), which is the signature of a show being watched globally, not merely sampled. One Piece‘s biggest competitor right now is, fitting enough, another anime, with JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure coming out of nowhere to steal the #1 global spot on Netflix.

The title behind the takeover is One Piece (Netflix’s live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda’s manga series). It has been 10 days since the show’s Season 2 was released on March 10, 2026, and it came after a wait of almost three years (One Piece Season 1 was released in August 2023). According to the viewing stats, the show’s ranking surge isn’t expected to slow anytime soon.

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‘One Piece’ Season 2 Starts Off With a Bang and Ends on a Calmer Note

One Piece Season 2 hits the gas the moment the crew punches into the Grand Line. The sea stops feeling like a route and becomes a living trap with its own rules, storms, and threats. Then Little Garden blows the world open: Luffy (Iñaki Godoy) and the gang stumble into a prehistoric island where giants and dinosaurs rule.

That, paired up with Roronoa Zoro’s (Mackenyu) 100-kill fight, is the hook. But after that adrenaline, the story intentionally softens when they meet Tony Tony Chopper (Mikaela Hoover). Compared to Season 1’s nonstop recruitment sprint, Season 2 feels more mature, and after the long wait, it earns that evolution, setting up an even stronger Season 3.

One Piece is currently trending globally on Netflix and for the right reasons. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.

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August 31, 2023

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Matt Owens, Steven Maeda, Joe Tracz

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Tim Southam, Marc Jobst, Josef Kubota Wladyka

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Tiffany Greshler, Diego Gutierrez, Allison Weintraub, Lindsay Gelfand

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