Nicole Kidman admits exploring strange sexual fetishes' - Xenu?

Oh my God! Here is Nicole Kidman on the cover of the December issue of GQ UK. Um... first, the nice stuff: her body looks amazing. Now, the bad stuff: I can't even blame a botched Photoshop job on Nicole's face. I fear that's really the way her face looks. What the hell is going on in her eyebrow area? Does forehead Botox sink' into the eyebrows?

Anyway, her interview in GQ UK, Nicole opens up a little bit about her marriage and divorce from Tom Cruise (All I know is that I wasn't someone interested in fame. And that's not why I got married.') to the celebrity-obsessed media culture (I burnt most of my journals after I remarried... You're only going to find out bad things.') to her sex life (I've explored strange sexual fetish stuff, I've explored the mundane aspect of marriage, and monogamy.'). Here's The Daily Mail's excerpt:

She has always remained tight-lipped about her ten-year marriage to actor Tom Cruise and vows she will take all her secrets to the grave.

But in one of her most revealing-ever interviews, Nicole Kidman let slip how her experiences of love ranged from 'mundane' marriage to 'strange sexual fetish stuff'.

The 42-year-old actress, currently married to country singer Keith Urban, said her life had been about exploring different types of love.

'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,' she said.

But while she confessed she had previously experienced the 'mundane' side of relationships, she described her present marriage as 'raw' and 'dangerous'.

'You work on it. 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. When you commit to someone like that, you live and die together by that decision.'

Miss Kidman opened up about her love life in a new interview with GQ magazine. The Oscar-winning film star admitted that her marriage to Cruise had been responsible for her rise to fame and revealed that her agents had told her not to tie the knot with the Days Of Thunder star.

'I became famous very young. I became very famous because I was the wife of somebody,' she told GQ. 'I did a lot of good, worthwhile work in Australia between the ages of 14 and 19 and then I married someone famous. And really, despite the huge profile that brought to me, I was still finding my feet.'

'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.'

Miss Kidman married Cruise in 1990, after they became romantically involved on the set of Days Of Thunder. The couple, who have a son Connor and adopted daughter Isabella, split in 2001, less than two months after their tenth wedding anniversary. While rumours have always been rife about the reasons behind their split, Cruise and Kidman have refused to address the speculation.

'I want to honour that marriage for what it was, and there is nothing I would go into about that. I have never discussed the intricacies of it and I never will,' the actress said.

And she revealed how she even set fire to some of her diaries after she married Australian singer Urban in 2006. Talking about people's obsession with blogs and social networking websites, she said: 'If you know what is going on inside somebody's head all the time, that's not a good place.'

'You can't read somebody's diary. You shouldn't read it. I burnt most of my journals after I remarried... You're only going to find out bad things.'

Miss Kidman, who gave birth to daughter Sunday Rose - her first child with Urban - last year, recently finished filming the big screen version of musical Nine. The film, which also stars Judi Dench, Penelope Cruz, Marion Cotillard, Sophia Loren and Kate Hudson, was her first film since Sunday Rose was born.

'I'd just given birth, so I was like OK, I'm [still] a woman - I want to do this film. And I do have a life other than simply feeding this baby',' she said. 'I think when you give birth you get itchy to get back to work and you want to feel life still goes on.'

[From The Daily Mail]

So... is the sexual fetish stuff Xenu-related? Let me guess, she gets turned on by audits. Whenever she sees a tin can, she needs to cross her legs. I also found the I burn my journals' thing interesting. She released parts of her pregnancy-and-making-Australia journal last year, and she originally planned to publish her journals as a book, but then withdrew it because she said it was too personal'. Now she's saying she burned the stuff. Weird.