EVENING NIGHTCAP: Elizabeth Hurley & Her Son Raise Eyebrows. Ben & Jerry's Going Solo? Nicole Kidman Needs To Eat A Cheeseburger.

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► In "ewww" not today Satan: During an interview with Access Hollywood, actress/model Elizabeth Hurley said she had no problem filming erotic sex scenes that were directed by her 21 year old son, Damian for an indie movie written and directed him. The movie, Strictly Confidential, is an erotic thriller. It's Damian's first time as a writer and director. She also said that for some time now Damian has been taking photos of her wearing bikinis that resemble dental floss & and an eye patch which she shares on SM. The movie will be released April 5. BTW, as far as I can tell, Damian has no previous experience writing or directing, nor any formal training. Read More

  

Elizabeth Hurley and 21 yr old son, Damian. Photo: IMAGO/Zuma Wire/Parade.com

Comment: Can you imagine directing your mom or dad in erotic sex scenes for an erotic thriller? Hell no. Call me old, but that's icky and gross on so many levels. Elizabeth and Damian's flippant attitude caused me to raise an eyebrow about them.

► Unilever, who purchased Ben & Jerry's ice cream from the original founders years ago, said it's planning to uncouple itself from the ice cream business. It's unknown if the ice cream division will be sold or spun out on its own for it to fend for itself in the wild world of capitalism. The company's ice cream division also includes Magnum and Cornetto. BTW, Nelson Peltz (Brooklyn Beckham's father in law) joined the company's board of director in 2022 and has been pushing for the company to reform. I guess he's not a fan of ice cream. Read More

 

Photo:  Gil Cohen Magen/Shutterstock/Tasting Table.com

Comment: I preferred Ben & Jerry's when they were owned by the original founders. When it was sold to Unilever, I thought the quality and originality of flavor creations went down hill. I only buy it if it's on sale..and it has to be a really good sale.  My favorite flavors were Chunky Monkey and Cannoli.   

► In the upcoming April issue of Elle magazine, Nicole Kidman graces the cover looking like a roided up suburban dominatrix bobble head. In the photo spread, she's modeling what looks like leftover lingerie from a Victoria Secret fashion show circa 2012, and a weird-ass outfit that looks like she's being eaten by a roll of toilet paper. The toilet paper looking outfit is a nod to celeb "napkin core" crap trend. Read More

Comment: You be the judge. BTW, in some photos she resembles a young Amy Adams. I think someone went waaaay overboard with the photoshop especially on the cover. Also...eat some cookies or a cheeseburger Nicole! You're looking like a bag of bones.

Nicole Kidman for Elle magazine, April 2024 issue. Photo: Mario Sorrenti/Elle magazine/ Page Six

Nicole Kidman for Elle magazine, April 2024 issue. Photo: Mario Sorrenti/Elle magazine/ Page Six

Nicole Kidman for Elle magazine, April 2024 issue. Photo: Mario Sorrenti/Elle magazine/ Page Six

Nicole Kidman for Elle magazine, April 2024 issue. Photo: Mario Sorrenti/Elle magazine/ Page Six



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