She was famously silent after the break-up of her 10-year marriage to Tom Cruise, but now Nicole Kidman has opened up more than ever before in a revealing new interview with the UK’s GQ magazine.

“I’ve explored obsession. I’ve explored loss and love in terms of being in a grief-stricken place, I’ve explored strange sexual fetish stuff, I’ve explored the mundane aspect of marriage, and monogamy,” says Kidman.

Disappointingly for all those who are curious about what exactly the 42-year-old actress means by “strange sexual fetish stuff”, she doesn’t elaborate. She does however elaborate on her current marriage to country music star Keith Urban.
‘You work on it,’ she said to GQ. ‘It’s a very extraordinary, adventurous place to be: incredibly raw, incredibly dangerous and you’re very much out at sea. You're exposed. You could drown.”

And on her instant fame on marrying Hollywood heavyweight Tom Cruise after meeting on the set of Days of Thunder in 1990, Kidman says:
“I know my agents at the time were like, ‘Do not get married! It will ruin your career!’ and I was like, “But I’m in love”. All I know is that I wasn’t someone interested in fame. And that’s not why I got married. I wanted to work with people who intrigued me.”

Kidman will next appear in the musical Nine alongside Sophia Loren, Penelope Cruz, Judi Dench, Marion Cotillard and Kate Hudson, her first foray into film after the birth of daughter Sunday Rose with husband Keith Urban last year.

Nicole Kidman's GQ cover (above) and Kidman with husband Keith Urban at the U.S Open earlier this year (below). Image: Getty.

Physically and mentally exhausted, Beverley Bunn crawled to a spot near the opening of the sweat lodge, gasping for fresh air. People around her began calling out for help, some struggling to breathe, others vomiting amid the stifling heat.

This is the first horrifying account of what went on during the $10,000 retreat run by spiritual guru James Arthur Ray, which left three people dead and a further 18 in hospital.

Beverley, 43, says after five days of enduring sleep deprivation, fasting and mind-altering exercises, more than 50 “followers” of Ray entered the lodge, which was basically a 6 x 6m tent, in Sedona, Arizona on October 8.

Packed in to the pitch-black hut, Beverley says it was midway through the two-hour cleansing ceremony that people began calling out for help. She told Associated Press how she heard one person say: “I can’t get her to move, I can’t get her to wake up.”

A man yelling, “I can’t take it, I can’t breathe, I can’t do this”, lifted the back of the tent and crawled out.

Yet even as people showed signs of difficulties, Ray encouraged them to stay, Beverley claims, adding the tent was poorly ventilated, participants were dehydrated and adequate medical assistance wasn’t on hand.

Kirby Brown, 38, and James Shore, 40, died at the scene. Liz Neuman, 49, passed away in hospital nine days later. Fellow participant Sidney Spencer, 59, was airlifted to hospital suffering multiple organ failure. Her lawyer Ted Schmidt says: “If this sweat lodge had been conducted properly, nobody would have been injured, but it was reckless how they handled this…”

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The Angel Valley Spiritual Retreat Centre in Arizona, above. Image: AAP.

She’s blamed Ungaro for her Paris disaster – now the label is preparing to ditch her.

In the face of controversy, Miranda talks exclusively about body image, diets and how even she has insecurities (just like the rest of us)

When we decided to shoot Miranda Kerr in a swimsuit, we had no idea it would hit headlines worldwide and spark a fevered debate about her size.

“Shockingly thin” said the UK’s Daily Mail, while The Daily Telegraph here declared she was “virtually unrecognisable” in paparazzi pictures taken from our day with her.

A nightmare week for Lindsay Lohan in Paris ended with an emergency hospital visit after she claimed she cut herself while trying to open a bottle of wine, Grazia can reveal.

Who hasn’t wanted to have a word with Katie Holmes about her fashion choices? And in the November issue of US Elle magazine, the 30-year-old actress reveals that husband Tom Cruise is first in line when it comes to critiquing her style.

"He usually likes everything, but sometimes I'll walk out and he'll say, 'I think that dress might be wearing you. You don't need that,'" Holmes told Elle. But it seems she doesn’t mind. "Tom has great taste," she continues.

So who are the designers she does like to wear? “I love Alaïa, for sure. Stella McCartney. I like Ralph Lauren because I feel like it’s very American, and I’m pretty all-American, from Ohio. Isabel Marant and a new designer, Sari Gueron.”

And what’s up for Katie next after she completes filming Don’t Be Afraid Of The Dark in Melbourne? “I even like vampire movies – they just have to be well done,” she reveals. Katie for Twilight? Yes, please!! We’d love to see her dark side!

Pick up next week’s Grazia, on sale October 12, to find out why Katie Holmes has been dressing down

Katie, Tom and Suri out for a day in Boston (above) and Katie's US Elle magazine cover (below). Image: Getty.

If anyone lends themselves perfectly to starring in a comic book it’s Lady GaGa – and it’s her new pal Marc Jacobs (she made a guest performance at his after-party), who’s made it a reality. You can pick up the quirky graphic novel by artist Brian Einersen for just US$2 at any Marc Jacobs store. And with the cover promising YSL, Dior and St. John inside, this looks like a must-read – not to mention instant GaGa collectible.

Take a look back at some of Lady GaGa’s best looks from the runway

Lady GaGa wearing customised new season Marc Jacobs and new S/S 10 Alexander Wang sunglasses (left) and Lady GaGa: the comic (right). Image: Getty.

A heavily pregnant Nicole Richie was at home playing with her 19-month-old daughter Harlow when she received the devastating phone call that would rock her world for the second time in as many months.