Nicole Kidman leads off a GQ interview by saying she burned her journals and diaries she kept about her marriage to Tom Cruise, and added she will take those secrets to her grave. Kidman then talks about things she’s explored since marrying Keith Urban:

"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."

When Kidman says she’s "explored … monogamy," what are we supposed to interpret from that? Is Kidman exploring being faithful to her husband, or is she exploring her husband being faithful to her? The interviewer could have at least pressed Kidman to elaborate more.

You may have noticed the outfit Kidman is wearing on the GQ cover. Kidman testified before the U.S. Congress last month about her concern that Hollywood portrays women as s*x objects, and I mentioned that she is part of the problem. This GQ cover underscores what a hypocrite Kidman is.

Nicole Kidman became the latest Hollywood hypocrite when she spoke to the United States Congress on Wednesday:

Nicole Kidman spoke to the US Congress yesterday to accuse Hollywood of contributing to violence against women by portraying them as s*x objects.

Kidman was speaking yesterday in her role as a UN ambassador to a House foreign affairs subcommittee that is considering legislation to tackle violence against women overseas.

When asked by Republican representative Dana Rohrabacher whether the film industry “played a bad role” in the way it portrayed women, Kidman replied “Probably”.

With all the movies Kidman has done without clothes on, when she didn’t need to and was financially rich enough to opt out of, Kidman has proven herself to be a hypocrite. This notion that women should always make claims they are a victim, when they are someone who is causing the problem, makes them part of the problem, not the solution, but moreso a hypocrite.

Besides the hypocrisy, what was Kidman doing talking to the United States Congress anyway, she’s not even a U.S. citizen?

Nicole Kidman did a Schweppes ad with Slumdog Millionaire star Rubiana Ali, and Arjun Rampal.

Ridley Scott produced, and Shekhar Kapur directed, the commercial at the Lake Palace in Udaipur, India.

Sunday Rose Kidman Urban, carried by mom Nicole Kidman, made her public debut at Kingsford Smith Air Base in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday.

Sunday Rose Kidman was born on July 7, and already she is at the center of a mystery. Her name seems unconventional, but there’s a story behind it. Kidman’s father Antony told Australian newspaper The Daily Telegraph:

"I have read a bit about Sunday Reed and her husband John – she was a key mover and shaker in the arts around the beginning of the century. The name Sunday struck me as being a nice name for a woman, so my wife and I mentioned it."

Sunday Reed was famous for her patronage of the arts, but also for her relationship with Sidney Nolan. Reed and her husband took part in a menage-a-trois type affair with the artist, which lasted nine years in the 1930s and resulted in Sunday becoming Nolan’s muse.

The connection could be the reason behind Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s keen interest in a Sidney Nolan exhibition at the Art Gallery of NSW shortly before they announced the pregnancy.

The exhibition, in January, featured a quote about birth from Nolan which was scrawled across a wall. "When you are young you are given a good view of life, because of your closeness to birth," it read.

Kidman appeared mesmerised by this quote, staring at it for a long time before Keith wrote it down.

"It was among other names being mentioned but they decided that was the name they wanted," Dr Kidman said.

Urban’s brother Shane could not contain his excitement as he spoke to a Sunshine Coast radio station, revealing the baby’s second name was a tribute to their late grandmother Rose.

"It’s a wonderful wonderful thing, I’m so, so proud," he said.

Kinky.