Kidman walks a thin line between strength and fragility in an erotic thriller that showcases events through a pointedly female-driven perspective.

Babygirl is incredibly sexy. It’s also funny, and daring. That’s especially true of a key scene, in which two lovers discover their boundaries in a hotel. What’s fascinating about this particular scene in Babygirl isn’t just its length—though it’s a remarkable 10 minutes—but its fearless approach to kink and desire,

Nicole Kidman stars in 'Babygirl,' in theaters Dec. 25, opposite costar Harris Dickinson as her partner in some very risky business.

Babygirl, starring Nicole Kidman, explores an age-gap romance between a married tech CEO and a younger intern.

Several buzzy films this year featured women in relationships with younger men. Experts weigh in on why the age-gap romance was so popular.

Babygirl—an erotic thriller starring Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson—is new in theaters. How are critics responding to the film?

Halina Reijn’s daring, alluring, and ultimately joyful Babygirl features one of Nicole Kidman's finest performances ever

Nicole Kidman could be contending for her second lead actress Oscar for her performance as a tech CEO who has an affair with a young intern (Harris Dickinson) in "Babygirl," a film that explores desire and the power dynamics within a consensual relationship.

The demands of achieving both one-day shipping and a satisfying orgasm collide in Halina Reijn’s “Babygirl,” a kinky and darkly comic erotic thriller about sex in the Amazon era.