Nicole Kidman confirms she and Sandra Bullock to star in ‘Practical Magic 2’

Nicole Kidman has granted fans’ wishes by confirming she and Sandra Bullock will indeed return to the “Practical Magical” realm.

The “Big Little Lies” star, 56, confirmed the news to People on Thursday night, just days after news broke that the beloved 1998 film would be getting a sequel.

“Yes I will be in it. And Sandy will be in it,” said Kidman, who played Gillian Owens in the original flick, alongside Bullock’s Sally. “There’s a lot more to tell which is why we go, ‘OK, this is kind of interesting now to be able to do this.”

Lucinda Williams talks about stroke recovery

Some days are more frustrating than others for Lucinda Williams as she continues her recovery from a 2020 stroke.

Earlier this week, the three-time Grammy winner was sitting on her tour bus admiring the beautiful weather through the window, but she longed for more.

“I just want to be able to go out and take a walk. I mean, I can walk but not easily,” Williams said Monday from Iowa. “I told my husband Tom (Overby), I never thought there’d be the day when I would say I was wanting to go out and walk and wasn’t really able to enjoy just a nice leisurely stroll in the sunshine.”

While Williams continues to make progress from the stroke that impaired the left side of her body her estimate is that she’s at about 80% to 85%, she’s continuing to perform.

The stroke has made playing guitar difficult, so she’s focusing on singing only on this tour.

“It feels like an arthritic thing. That’s kind of how it feels like when I try to bend my fingers a certain way to make the chords,” she said. “It’s kind of a cross between this arthritis feeling and combined with like, when you very first start playing guitar and it hurts your fingers to press the strings down. And all the stuff that I knew automatically, that I didn’t have to think about, that’s all changed”

John Schneider reveals his iconic car was stolen

It cuts like a knife to have anything stolen from you.

Just ask actor and singer John Schneider, who recently took to social media to reveal his beloved, classic car was stolen.

The star was forever connected to this particular vehicle because it’s an exact replica of the General Lee, the car used in the CBS TV series, “The Dukes of Hazzard,” in which Schneider played Beauregard “Bo” Duke from 1979 to 1985.

What makes it cut even more deep is the fact that the car was gifted to Schneider by his late wife. It hurts even more because Schneider says he knows who stole it and they won’t return it despite its sentimental value to him. He didn’t reveal the person’s identity.

— From wire reports