Urban was filmed on tour changing lyrics to his 2002 song &34;You'll Think of Me&34; in a way many interpreted as a dig at Kidman. Keith Urban chastises fans on stage over 'reading s into' lyrics amid Nicole Kidman divorce Urban was filmed on tour changing lyrics to his 2002 song &34;You'll Think of Me&34; in a way many interpreted as a dig at Kidman. :maxbytes(150000):stripicc()/JoeyNolfiauthorphotoba4923fec03a4027868306485696ef41.jpg) Joey Nolfi is a senior writer at . Since 2016, his work at EW includes RuPaul's Drag Race video interviews, Oscars predictions, and more.

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- News of Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman's divorce broke in September.

- Urban slightly changed lyrics to his 2002 song "Think of Me" on his High and Alive tour.

- "Stop reading s--- into it," Urban said on stage.

Keith Urban's romantic lyrical liberties are to be taken *very* lightly — so says the country singer amid his divorce from Hollywood superstar Nicole Kidman.

The entertainer has raised eyebrows for song tweaks on his High and Alive world tour, which has continued despite news breaking in September that the longtime couple would divorce after 19 years of marriage.

But, the 57-year-old attempted to put a stop to fan speculation over his sets. In fan-circulated video from an Oct. 17 performance on the road, Urban chastises the crowd for their interpretation of his song selection.

"I've been covering like this for a long time," Urban tells the crowd. "Stop reading s--- into it!"

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Later, the star transitions into an acoustic rendition of his 2002 *Golden Road* album single "Think of Me," a breakup song that reminisces about a former lover falling for someone else.

Fans pointed out that Urban changed specific lyrics to the song in the subsequent performance, including emphasizing, "I *bet* you'll think of me" and calling out "all your bulls--- reasons," though that lyric doesn't appear in the original iteration of the tune.

Urban has shifted his lyrics recently, notably when he altered the words of his 2016 Kidman-inspired song "The Fighter" (originally released as a Carrie Underwood duet) during a concert performance last month shortly before the couple's breakup was confirmed.

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Per PEOPLE, Urban changed the line, "When they're tryna get to you, baby I'll be the fighter" to, "When they're tryna get to you, Maggie I'll be your guitar player," as a reference to Maggie Baugh, a utility player in his band.

Urban previously shared a comical exchange with a fan on the road, after speaking to an attendee in the crowd while he was on stage.

Upon inquiring about the fan's name, the singer-songwriter asked, "What? I'm not going to like your name? What?" before the fan hesitantly told him, "It's Nicole."

The performer then threw his head back and laughed, and playfully fell back on the stage over the coincidental reveal.

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Kidman, 58, hasn't publicly addressed the former couple's split in a significant capacity, though she did hint at the development in a *Vogue* interview that was conducted in the summer and published shortly after the Sept. 30 divorce filing.

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"How many times do you have to be taught that you think you know where your life is going and then it isn't going in that direction?" Kidman asked in response to a question about how she's handling life at the moment.

She added that she leans on "ride-or-die friendships" to weather the "highs and lows of life, the losses and the pain."

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Sylvester Stallone has surprising pick for which of his films 'really holds up': 'It was a great ...

Stallone also gave costar Wesley Snipes his flowers for creating a &34;very memorable&34; baddie in the film. Sylvester Stallone has surprising pick for which of his films 'really holds up': 'It was a great movie' Stallone also gave costar Wesley Snipes his flowers for creating a &34;very memorable&34; baddie in the film. By Lauren Huff :maxbytes(150000):stripicc()/IMG20200213174800940c7d2deff3faa4d40923693560d77fe00.jpg) Lauren Huff Lauren Huff is an awardwinning journalist and staff writer at with over 12 years of experience covering all facets of the entertainment industry.

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Sylvester Stallone has an unexpected pick for which of his films shouldn't be sentenced to cryo-prison.

In a new video interview with *GQ*, the *Rocky* and *Rambo* star broke down his most iconic movie roles, and when it came to 1993's *Demolition Man*, he declared the sci-fi action flick to be one of his films that's aged the best.

"I think it was a great movie. It's one of the few films that really [holds] up, and it is almost close to happening," Stallone said, referring to the state of the world as depicted in the movie, which he went on to describe as "the gentle-ization of society, everything's so meek."

In *Demolition Man*, Stallone plays Det. John Spartan, who is brought out of a suspended-animation prison to help catch an old and very violent nemesis (played by Wesley Snipes) who has escaped his own cryogenic incarceration in a future society that's nonviolent to a fault.

Sylvester Stallone in 'Demolition Man'.

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"I thought it was just very, very contemporary," Stallone said, adding that he ran into the film's director, Marco Brambilla in New York recently. "I thought it was really well done."

Stallone also gave his costar Snipes his flowers for creating a "very memorable" baddie in the film. "Wesley was wild," he recalled. "He's a wild man, very energetic, good fighter. When we were doing kicks there were some of these, like a plate here, so he could really lay into me, and I could feel it and it was good."

He continued, "But Wesley, he really dug down there and gave a very memorable character. [He did] things with his hair and his voice and he was good. He was at the top of his game then."

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Stallone also gave kudos to the production design team, who built a practical set for some of the movie's biggest moments. The actor, no stranger to stunts in his action-heavy career, added that *Demolition Man* contained the "two most dangerous stunts" he's "ever done."

One involved his character being grabbed by a giant metal claw and flung around. "That giant claw, sometimes the hydraulics would go sideways, and the strength of those metal claws would tear you up," he recalled.

The other involved him being cryogenically frozen. "When they froze me originally, they put me in this round tub, thick plexiglass, you couldn't break it with a sledgehammer," Stallone explained. "And they started pouring in warm oil, and it's filling up, filling up to [my mouth]… If it goes longer than 30 seconds, it's gonna go to [above my nose], and you can't get out 'cause the lid was bolted on."

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He continued, "I had a couple of fellas that were sitting there with sledgehammers and hatchets. And I go, now that the scene was over, 'Why don't you try to open it?' And of course they hit it 20 times, couldn't crack it. So that was crazy."

Elsewhere in the *GQ* interview, Stallone broke down his roles in *Rambo*, *Rocky*, *Creed*, *The* *Expendables*, and more.

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“Pathetic”: 3X Champion Slams NASCAR Officials Hours After Retirement

"Pathetic": 3X Champion Slams NASCAR Officials Hours After Retirement Jahnavi SonchhatraNovember 1, 2025 at 3:02 AM 0 ROSSBURG, OH AUGUST 01: Chase Briscoe, driver of the 27 DiaEdge Ford, takes the green flag during the NASCAR, Motorsport, USA Gander Outdoors Truck Series Eldora Dirt Derby at Eldora Speedway on August 01, 2019 in Rossburg, Ohio.

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ROSSBURG, OH - AUGUST 01: Chase Briscoe, driver of the 27 DiaEdge Ford, takes the green flag during the NASCAR, Motorsport, USA Gander Outdoors Truck Series Eldora Dirt Derby at Eldora Speedway on August 01, 2019 in Rossburg, Ohio. (Photo by Adam Lacy/Icon Sportswire) AUTO: AUG 01 NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series - Eldora Dirt Derby PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxHUNxRUSxSWExNORxDENxONLY Icon190801007 ©imago images / Icon SMI

The checkered flag waved at Phoenix Raceway, and cheers erupted from the sidelines. After all, Corey Heim had secured the Truck Series championship, with a record 12 wins in the NASCAR Truck Series. But further down the grid, the mood was far from upbeat. A 49-year-old NASCAR veteran, who was competing in his very last race, was fuming. The anger was directed towards the sanctioning body, primarily for the state of racing in the sports' third tier.

This NASCAR veteran has seen it all, having spent 25 consecutive seasons in the Truck Series. And while he was racing for nothing but pride at the 1-mile oval, it's fair to say that the emotions were running high for the three-time champ.

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When asked what type of race track he would like to race on, Matt Crafton delivered a bold answer. He said, "I mean, I would say anywhere I use two feet, you actually use. I mean, cause a lot, a lot of these racetracks go to a mile and a half. I mean, in all seriousness, I mean, you put a monkey in them, they can drive them. It's pathetic what NASCAR's done to the Truck Series is they got too much downforce, not enough motor, and you try to talk to them about it."

There's no doubt that Crafton's critique centers on the current aero as well as downforce package, track selections, and how the racing style in the truck series has shifted. For a driver who won the 2013, 2014, and 2019 Truck Series, the champion has definitely seen a change, and not for the good.

There have been documented moves in NASCAR to modify aero packages because of issues with too much downforce. For example, in the NASCAR Cup Series in 2023, NASCAR confirmed it would reduce downforce at short tracks and road courses with a shorter spoiler and removal of certain diffuser strakes to give the trailing cars a better chance. But that didn't come through on the veterans' race today.

Crafton sees the evolution of the series from a driver-led, mechanical-skill-heavy platform to one more about aero, track design, and horsepower. He believes the series used to reward braking, throttle modulation, lifting off corners, and outright driver input, and now he feels that too many tracks and setups have been produced.

The technical and aerodynamic rules have shifted too far toward downforce, and the setups have become mired in 'drive around' style racing rather than wheel-to-wheel competition.

The California native couldn't help but add, "I'll probably get in trouble for it, but they just, they have their opinions on stuff, and it's not really fun racing when you run around a mile and 1/2 and most of the time you're wide open. I want to be able to use two feet where you can lift, and I should use brakes and and the driver makes a difference."

And as for his race, it was quite decent. Crafton started his final track series raised from 25th place on the grid. Despite the challenging start, he steadily worked his way through the field, but finished outside the top-10 in Stages 1 and 2. By the end of the race, he managed to recover and bring his truck home in 13th place, a respectable finish to close out his long and decorated career, as Heim takes the title. But the 49-year-old isn't calling it quits just yet.

Matt Crafton provides a big update post-retirement announcement

The three-time truck series champion will certainly step away from full-time competition after this year. Matt Crafton has enjoyed an illustrious career, but the question remains about whether he will completely step away from the sport after his final run in the No. 88 Ford at Phoenix.

As reported by Jayski, Crafton clarified that he's not calling it a full retirement and plans to make occasional one-off starts. It is reassuring for fans to know that he'll still have a presence in NASCAR, even if not on a full-time basis. ThorSport Racing, his longtime team, would naturally be the ideal fit for those future part-time appearances.

Crafton said of the Hall of Fame mentions, "Let the cards fall and we'll see what happens. Just happy to do what I get to do and happy to do what I've done." But with no concrete schedule in place, the NASCAR fans will have to be patient as the 2026 season rolls off soon enough.

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Madison Keys Breaks Silence on “Heartbreaking” Amanda Anisimova Situation Before WTA Finals Clash

Madison Keys Breaks Silence on "Heartbreaking" Amanda Anisimova Situation Before WTA Finals Clash Supriyo SarkarNovember 1, 2025 at 3:16 AM 0 Image credit: imago ©Image credit: imago "At this point my priority is my mental wellbeing and taking a break for some time. I've worked as hard as I could to push through it," Amanda Anisimova confessed when she stepped away from tennis in May 2023. Yet her 2025 resurgence has been nothing short of poetic. The Freehold Township native has stormed back with four singles titles, reaching two grand slam finals while lifting trophies in Qatar and China.

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"At this point my priority is my mental well-being and taking a break for some time. I've worked as hard as I could to push through it," Amanda Anisimova confessed when she stepped away from tennis in May 2023. Yet her 2025 resurgence has been nothing short of poetic. The Freehold Township native has stormed back with four singles titles, reaching two grand slam finals while lifting trophies in Qatar and China. Her comeback speaks of resilience carved through pain. But as she now steps into the WTA Finals, fellow American Madison Keys has revealed a moment of Anisimova from this season that cuts deep, one that truly breaks the heart.

Madison Keys, drawn in the same group as Amanda Anisimova at the WTA Finals, made her admiration for her compatriot crystal clear. Speaking at her pre-tournament press conference, the World No. 11 couldn't help but praise the poise and dignity Anisimova has shown during her remarkable resurgence. "I think the biggest thing I've been most impressed with this whole year of hers, her entire comeback, is the way that she handled the Wimbledon final. I thought she did it with such grace, she handled it so well," Keys reflected, her tone heavy with empathy and respect.

Those words carried weight, for Keys knows the heartbreak of a major final all too well. Anisimova, crushed by Iga Świątek in a 6-0, 6-0 defeat at Wimbledon, had seen her dream dissolve in brutal fashion. Yet, as Keys noted, the young American never lost her composure, wearing grace like armor amid devastation. "I know being in that position, it's such a heartbreaking situation. I thought the way she carried herself through it with such grace, I was incredibly impressed by," Keys added, speaking from the raw wisdom of her own painful experience.

Back in 2017, it was Keys who felt that same sting. In her first Grand Slam final, she faced her close friend Sloane Stephens at the US Open, only to be crushed 6-3, 6-0 in just an hour. For Keys, that loss left scars, but it also built empathy, a shared understanding that only those who've stood on that lonely final stage can truly grasp.

Amanda Anisimova of United States of America after the Ladies Singles Final on day thirteen of The Championships Wimbledon 2025 at All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club on July 12, 2025 in London, England. Photo by MB Media PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY Copyright: xHiroshixSatox

Now, years later, the two American powerhouses stand side by side again, not as adversaries of fate but as symbols of perseverance. Both have traveled vastly different roads, yet destiny unites them once more in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where the WTA Finals are set to ignite from November 1 to 8, 2025.

Anisimova, the World No. 4, opens her campaign against Russian-Kazakhstani star Elena Rybakina, while Keys is set to face World No. 2 and Polish dynamo Iga Świątek. Their eventual showdown will mark the very first meeting between Keys and Anisimova on the WTA Tour, a clash brimming with emotional undercurrents and national pride.

For Anisimova, this is her WTA Finals debut, a fitting reward for a season that saw her lift trophies in Beijing and Doha and reach back-to-back Grand Slam finals.

For Keys, it's another chance to prove her mettle, to rekindle her spark among the sport's elite. And as Riyadh's lights blaze bright, the stage is set for redemption, rivalry, and the rhythm of resilience that defines true champions.

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