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Nicole Kidman on Age, Motherhood, and the Joy of Napping-Interview

2 weeks ago | allure.com | Danielle Pergament |Dan Beleiu

I know what you know: She’s 700 feet tall and made of pure Carrara marble. She has the silhouette of a Giacometti sculpture and has crushed movies, television, and all the Hollywood things as effortlessly, it would seem, as my kids pop bubble wrap. While her peers blew in white-hot, cooled to red-hot, then fizzled, flatlined, and peeled off into God knows where, Nicole Kidman just kept accelerating forward. I can’t think of a time she hasn’t been relevant.
Nicole Kidman Is On a High

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Danielle Pergament

All products featured on Allure are independently selected by Allure editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, Condé Nast may earn an affiliate commission. I know what you know: She’s 700 feet tall and made of pure Carrara marble. She has the silhouette of a Giacometti sculpture and has crushed movies, television, and all the Hollywood things as effortlessly, it would seem, as my kids pop bubble wrap.
Nicole Kidman Is On a High

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Danielle Pergament

3 hours agoScarlett Johansson's Cannes Red Carpet Moment with Husband Colin Jost Was Pure Rom-Com MagicJohansson and Jost are #couplegoals.
A Grand Comeback for a Grand Seaside Hotel

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Danielle Pergament

19 hours agoInvented to satiate pregnancy cravings, Dubai chocolate is a rare combination of creativity, flavours and social media success that has broken all industry records. It was a cold, damp evening in Munich in December 2024, but the festive tunes and the twinkling fairy lights at the Marienplatz …
I Spent an Afternoon at a Beverly Hills Placenta Party

1 month ago | allure.com | Danielle Pergament

It was a real Beverly Hills kind of day. The electric Mercedes SUVs were sparkling in the sunlight. Entitled little dogs were sashaying down Santa Monica Boulevard. And all cloud cover had been diverted to Culver City. In the driveway of the Peninsula Hotel, valets in crisp uniforms were frantically projecting calm while opening doors, collecting keys, pulling around, and “good morning and welcome to the Peninsula”ing with meticulous precision. As early spring Sundays go, it was perfection.
Olivia Munn on Her Surrogacy: ‘I Needed to Go This Route’

1 month ago | self.com | Danielle Pergament |James Emmerman

I’m interviewing Olivia Munn tomorrow. I texted a friend. Don’t you know her? He texted back in seconds: We aren’t in touch now but worked/socialized back in the day. I genuinely liked her. She was smart, nice, didn’t take herself too seriously. We’d run into each other at big parties and take a breather and make fun of this person or that. Three grey dots.
Olivia Munn on Her Surrogacy: ‘I Needed to Go This Route’

1 month ago | makers.com | Danielle Pergament

I’m interviewing Olivia Munn tomorrow. I texted a friend. Don’t you know her? He texted back in seconds: We aren’t in touch now but worked/socialized back in the day. I genuinely liked her. She was smart, nice, didn’t take herself too seriously. We’d run into each other at big parties and take a breather and make fun of this person or that. Three grey dots.
Olivia Munn on Her Surrogacy: ‘I Needed to Go This Route’

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Danielle Pergament

I’m interviewing Olivia Munn tomorrow. I texted a friend. Don’t you know her? He texted back in seconds: We aren’t in touch now but worked/socialized back in the day. I genuinely liked her. She was smart, nice, didn’t take herself too seriously. We’d run into each other at big parties and take a breather and make fun of this person or that. Three grey dots.
Tuscany with a side of magic: Savoring Bolivia’s wine country

2 months ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Danielle Pergament

By Danielle PergamentFor The New York Times“Pachamama,” said our guide, Orlando Condori. He tilted his glass, pouring some blush-colored wine onto the parched sand. “Sí, la Pachamama!” said everyone else, doing the same. They looked at me. “Pachamama!” I said as I poured half my drink into the earth. I had no idea what I was doing or why I was doing it, but I did it. It was a shame. I’d been enjoying the rosé. Then again, it wasn’t the worst idea — I was lightheaded.
La Toscana con un toque de magia: saboreamos la región vinícola de Bolivia

Mar 5, 2025 | infobae.com | Danielle Pergament

"Pachamama", dijo nuestro guía, Orlando Condori. Inclinó su copa y vertió un poco de vino del color del rubor sobre la arena reseca. "¡Sí, la Pachamama!", exclamaron los demás, e hicieron lo mismo. Me miraron. "¡Pachamama!", pronuncié mientras vertía la mitad de mi bebida en la tierra. No tenía idea de qué estaba haciendo ni por qué, pero lo hice. Fue una pena. Estaba disfrutando ese vino rosado. Por otra parte, no fue la peor idea: ya estaba mareada. Tan mareada que tuve que volver a sentarme.