‘Succession’s Matthew Macfadyen Joins Nicole Kidman, Gael García Bernal In Prime Video Thriller ‘Holland, Michigan’

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have a solid family unit and are doting parents to daughters Sunday Faith, 14, and Faith Margaret, 12.MORE: Nicole Kidman enjoys intimate look into personal life with Keith UrbanThe famous family are used to spending time apart for periods of time due to Nicole and Keith's busy schedules, and are preparing to do so yet again next month.This is because Keith will be going on the road again in March, and again in June and July, for his much-anticipated Las Vegas residency.VIDEO: Keith Urban reflects on marriage to Nicole Kidman in rare interviewWhile the country singer will be staying in Las Vegas for this time, Nicole will be at home with their daughters to ensure they have their normal routine.DETAILS: Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis pair up for suspenseful new showWOW: Nicole Kidman shares beautiful beach photos from Spain as fans says the same thingThis is an exciting time for Keith, but he will no doubt miss his wife and daughters while away from them from March 3-18, and again from June 16-July 1.Keith shared a preview of his residency on Instagram on Saturday, alongside an upbeat caption. "New show, new stage, and we’re one week away !!!!!! See you in Vegas," he wrote.A post shared by Keith Urban (@keithurban)Keith Urban will be spending a lot of time in Las Vegas soonFans were quick to react to the news, with one writing: "Counting down the hours!" while another wrote: "This is so exciting!" A third added: "I can't wait for this!"LOOK: Nicole Kidman shares breathtaking glimpses into filming away from homeMORE: Nicole Kidman's emotional reason for moving family to AustraliaDuring his residency, Nicole will no doubt go to watch one of the shows, as she has done so in the past.

EXCLUSIVE: 2x Emmy nominee Matt Walsh (Veep) has signed on to star alongside Alejandro De Hoyos (The Man from Toronto), Chelsea Rendon (Vida), Francisco Ramos (Gentefied), John Kaler (The Wrong Guy) and Jason Konopisos-Alvarez (Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay) in the action-comedy The Unexpecteds from writer-director Alejandro Montoya Marín.

Addison Rae has her next big role, and it’s in a horror movie called Thanksgiving that has its roots in 2007′s Grindhouse.

Old friends and one-time lovers Elaine (Brittany O’Grady from Season One of “The White Lotus”) and Craig (Nat Wolff) are workaholic employees at a rising game company headed by a divisive tech kid named Sang (Brian Yoon). They make those mobile games to which we’re all woefully addicted, killing brain cells to the rhythm of microtransactions that make people like Sang billionaires.

The working week is over once more, which means some exciting new content has dropped on streaming services. If you’re at a loss for what films and TV shows you can sink your teeth into this week, we’ve done the leg work for you.

Scots drama The Rig is returning for a second series, it has been confirmed.

All is fair in love and war and, um, MMA. That’s the gist of “Perfect Addiction,” an upcoming romantic thriller on Amazon Prime Video.

EXCLUSIVE: Poorna Jagannathan (Never Have I Ever, Defending Jacob) has joined the cast of the untitled Apple Original Films thriller starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt from writer, producer, and director Jon Watts.

EXCLUSIVE: Prime Video’s Hitchcockian thriller Holland, Michigan continues to round out its cast with the addition of Rachel Sennott (Bodies Bodies Bodies), Lennon Parham (Minx), Isaac Krasner (Power Book III: Raising Kanan) and Jeff Pope (Interview with the Vampire).

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Gael García Bernal and Renate Reinsve (“The Worse Person in the World”) will soon be appearing on screen as lovers caught in an unusual bind in Italian director Piero Messina’s sci-fi film “Another End.” French sales company Newen Connect is launching sales on the pic at the European Film Market.  “Another End” is set in a near-future when a new technology exists that can put the consciousness of a dead person back into a living body, in an attempt to ease the grief of separation, providing a little extra time to say goodbye.  The English-language sci-fier by Messina — whose first feature, “The Wait,” launched with a splash in the 2015 Venice competition — sees Bernal play Sal, a man whose wife dies, and Reinsve as Zoe, the woman who then becomes his partner after renting out her body, in which the memory and consciousness of Sal’s former wife have been temporarily implanted. First look image of Reinsve as Zoe above.

Kate Hudson isn’t holding a grudge over Nicole Kidman — but she might be throwing shade.The “Glass Onion” star, 43, looked back at her career during her recent appearance on the podcast “You’re Doing Fine … Just Keep Going” about how she wished she had scored the lead role in the 2001 film “Moulin Rouge” — instead of Nicole Kidman, 55.Hudson revealed she was passed over to play the character Satine in the Baz Luhrmann musical film when she was 22 and Kidman was 34.“One of my favorite auditions I ever did was with Baz Luhrmann … he was so inspiring and so much fun,” she said.Hudson recalled her feelings about the audition at the time: “Even if I don’t get this part — which I didn’t because they went way older … what a great experience that was to do a work session with Baz Luhrmann.”The ingenue in 2000’s “Almost Famous” confessed that she “really wanted that part” and was “bummed out” when she lost it to Kidman.Hudson alleged that the Australian starlet had a professional working relationship with Luhrmann, who also hails from Australia, that helped elevate her chances of landing the lead role.She added that she underwent a “hardcore auditioning process” for the film and further alleged that “it was written at the time for a young … 19-year-old girl.” “And so, of course, it was like, ‘I guess Nicole Kidman’s doing it,’” Hudson sighed on the podcast episode. “Of course, totally got it, because it’s Nicole.

Kate Hudson opened up about losing out on a role because of Nicole Kidman. The 43-year-old actor revealed she tried for the lead role of Satine in Baz Luhrmann’s "Moulin Rouge," a part that ultimately went to Kidman.  "One of my favorite auditions I ever did was with Baz Luhrmann… he was so inspiring and so much fun," Hudson said during a guest appearance on the podcast "You’re Doing Fine…Just Keep Going."  Hudson made a subtle dig at Kidman, 55, for being cast, pointing out their 12-year age difference.

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban made sure to mark Valentine's Day on February 14 - and they did so in the cutest way!The celebrity couple - who have been married since 2006 - marked the occasion at home with a low-key affair, indulging in some tasty-looking treats.Nicole took to Instagram to share a photo of a romantic display: loveheart-shaped candiy, a cookie, polaroids artistic floral displays, and balloons.WATCH: Keith Urban discusses being married to Nicole Kidman for 16 years"Spending time with my Valentine today," she wrote alongside the picture.The Big Little Lies actress first met country star Keith at the G'Day LA event in 2005, and tied the knot the following year.DETAILS: Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis pair up for suspenseful new showThey went on to welcome daughters Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret, 14 and 12, who are mainly kept out of the spotlight, but may be following in Nicole's footsteps after appearing in several of their mom's films over the past few years as extras.A month before the pandemic, Nicole took her family with her to New York while she was filming The Undoing.

EXCLUSIVE: Ken Marino, Anjelah Johnson-Reyes, and D.C. Young Fly have boarded Prime Video’s holiday comedy Candy Cane Lane, joining previously announced cast members Eddie Murphy, Tracee Ellis Ross, Jillian Bell, Genneya Walton, Madison Thomas, Thaddeus J. Mixson, Robin Thede, Chris Redd, and Danielle Pinnock.

EXCLUSIVE: Belfast breakout Jude Hill has come aboard for a role in Holland, Michigan, the Hitchcockian thriller being directed for Prime Video by Fresh helmer Mimi Cave. He’s set to star alongside Nicole Kidman, Gael García Bernal and Matthew Macfadyen, whose castings were previously announced, in a role that has not been disclosed.

EXCLUSIVE: Patricia Cornwell’s Kay Scarpetta books have completed their long journey to the screen with a blockbuster TV series starring Oscar winner Nicole Kidman in the title role and Oscar nominee Jamie Lee Curtis as the famous forensic pathologist’s sister Dorothy, I have learned. Kidman is executive producing through Blossom Films and Curtis through Comet Pictures the drama, from writer-showrunner Liz Sarnoff (Barry) and Blumhouse Television, which I hear is nearing a two-season straight-to-series order at Prime Video. A rep for the streamer declined comment as deals for the project, to be produced by Amazon Studios and Blumhouse, are still being finalized. It is expected to receive an order for two eight-episode seasons, sources said.

Hugh Laurie is headed to Tehran as the espionage drama has been renewed for a third season by Apple TV+.

Paramount and Prime Video have struck a Star Trek deal for the former’s international streamer outside Canada.

Once upon a time ago, you’ll recall a little platform called Quibi. Founded by Jeffrey Katzenberg, Quibi was a short-lived American short-form streaming platform that generated content for viewing on mobile devices.

Christoph Waltz is an actor who is able to ride that fine line, in his performances, between scary and funny. You laugh at what he says but sometimes recoil in the darkness of the situation.