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Nicole Kidman arrived in Sydney yesterday with her daughters, Faith and Sunday, and her fellow Aussie actor Russell Crowe. Nicole and her girls got picked up at the airport by Keith Urban, who showered Nicole with kisses before whisking the actress off so she could get ready for that night's AACTA Awards. Russell, meanwhile, helped Nicole usher her kids out of the airport and headed home to prepare for the award show, which he hosted. This isn't the first time that Nicole and Russell have spent time together this week — they also hung out at the SAG Awards on Sunday. Nicole attended the show solo while Keith stayed in Australia for his tour, which will take him to North America this Summer.

Nicole Kidman and her kids caught a flight out of LA yesterday after a hectic award-season weekend. Nicole held hands with her daughters Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret as they made their way through LAX to hop on a plane.

Nicole had a full schedule in Hollywood over the weekend, attending the Producers Guild Awards on Saturday and the SAG Awards on Sunday. At the latter event, Nicole was nominated in two categories. She was up for outstanding female actor in a TV movie or miniseries for Hemingway & Gellhorn, but lost to Julianne Moore. Nicole also was in the running for outstanding performance by a female actor in a supporting role for her work in The Paperboy, and was bested by winner Anne Hathaway, who has been sweeping that category at award shows over the past few weeks. Award or no award, Nicole still has plenty of filming to keep her busy over the next year. She's currently working on the new Grace Kelly biopic, Grace of Monaco, and is set to star in Before I Go to Sleep, the upcoming film adaptation of S.J. Watson's popular thriller.

Nicole Kidman and her husband, Keith Urban, walked through Sydney's airport today with their young daughters, Faith and Sunday. The foursome was Down Under to celebrate Nicole's 45th birthday, which was Wednesday. Keith and Nicole marked the occasion by having dinner with her parents and checking out a Lady Gaga concert. There's a lot more for the family to celebrate this week — Monday is Nicole and Keith's sixth wedding anniversary!

Keith just wrapped up shooting the first season of Australia's edition of The Voice, on which he served as a coach alongside Seal and Joel Madden. Next up for him is a big Summer tour, and tomorrow he has a show in Oshkosh, WI. Nicole also has big work projects coming down the pipeline. Her next film, The Paperboy, just got a release date and will hit theaters Oct. 5 of this year.

Nicole Kidman and her husband Keith Urban boarded a flight out of Sydney yesterday afternoon with daughters Faith and Sunday. It was the latest adventure for the jet-setting foursome, who were together in the US just a few weeks ago. All the intercontinental travel allows the family to be together while Keith is busy filming an Australian edition of The Voice. He's one of the mentors on the program, along with Joel Madden, Delta Goodrem, and Seal.

They're heading back to America so that Keith can perform at Sunday's Academy of Country Music Awards, which will take place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The show will be broadcast Sunday evening at 7 p.m. on CBS. Keith will be on stage along with many of his fellow musical superstars, including Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, Tim McGraw, and Blake Shelton.

Nicole Kidman carried her youngest daughter, Faith Urban, out of an LA children's gym yesterday. The girls are together on the West Coast after a stint in Australia with dad Keith Urban and Faith's big sister, Sunday Rose Urban. Nicole's been hanging out with family after spending time on the set of The Paperboy, a movie out later this year, with leading man Zac Efron. The two play romantic interests in the film, and Zac called love scenes with Nicole Kidman the "highlight" of his life in a recent interview. There is more drama to come in Nicole's life if rumors about another project prove true. Nicole may return to the stage for the first time in 14 years in a new production of the Terence Rattigan play After the Dance.

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban made their way through Sydney's airport with daughters Sunday and Faith yesterday. The family of four is on the go after spending a stint in Australia. Nicole was Down Under to participate in Tropfest, an annual festival of short films. She was a judge at the festival, as was Cate Blanchett, Geoffrey Rush, and Toni Collette. At the event, Nicole spoke about her career and how being a mom has affected how she picks projects. Nicole said, "It takes a lot now for me to want to act. I have a 1-year-old and a 3-year-old. It takes a lot to drag me out of home." While Nicole deliberated with Cate and company, Keith was busy as well. He filmed the Australian version of The Voice alongside Joel Madden and Delta Goodrem.

The whole Kidman-Urban family stepped out in Sydney yesterday. Nicole carried 1-year-old Faith while Keith held onto Sunday's hand. The foursome recently traveled Down Under, where Keith will appear on the Australian version of The Voice. He'll mentor a group of singers along with other coaches Seal, Joel Madden, and Delta Goodrem in the series, which will air sometime this year. Keith's been the one singing lately, since he hit the stage at the Grand Ole Opry for his first post-throat surgery show earlier this month and had two concerts in Texas over the weekend. He's not the only star to recently recover from the vocal cord procedure since Adele made her own return performance at last night's Grammys.

Nicole Kidman carried her baby daughter Faith Urban yesterday in LA. Along with Keith Urban, the trio browsed for snacks and treats at an LA farmers market. Nicole and Keith were casual in jeans for the outing, but last month were in red-carpet finery for the Golden Globes. We'll see more of Nicole before the cameras as she gears up for the HBO premiere of Hemingway & Gellhorn. She stars alongside Clive Owen in the period piece about Ernest Hemingway and his relationship with journalist Martha Gellhorn. Both Nicole and Clive were recently in Pasadena to discuss the project at the TCAs. Nicole spoke about Gellhorn while there, commenting, "I think I'm attracted to many different roles, but there are times when I feel the need to play someone that inspires me. Martha inspires me. . . I love playing women who defy the odds and burn bright."

Keith, meanwhile, is looking forward to a return to the stage tomorrow. He's performing at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, in what will be his first live performance since having a polyp removed from his vocal chords back in November. Friday will see him back before a crowd for a second show. Keith and Nicole aren't yet confirmed to attend this year's Grammys on Feb. 12, though they're usually among the stars who turn out for that celebration.

Nicole Kidman carried Sunday and Faith in her arms on her way into LAX yesterday. Nicole spent the weekend in LA, where she attended the BAFTA Brits to Watch event on Saturday night. She was one of the lucky guests to be seated at the same table as Prince William and Kate Middleton, and she mingled with the royal couple during the glamorous reception. Kate and William have since returned to the UK, and Nicole is getting out of town as well. She's been on the go since traveling last month to Sydney, where her husband, Keith Urban, was able to visit during a break from his Get Closer tour. He'll take the stage on the East Coast in the coming days, though he'll be close to home again when he returns to Nashville for a performance in August.