HUGH Jackman is surprised by his success. The actor says he works hard out of fear of being unemployed. “In Australia, they make about one action film a year, so I had to keep myself open to everything,” he said. “It’s fair to say I never ever thought…read more

HUGH Jackman is set to return to Broadway to play Harry Houdini. The Real Steel actor will star as the famed illusionist in Houdini which will be penned by West Wing scribe Aaron Sorkin and is set to hit the stage in 2013 or 2014. Stephen Shwartz, who wrote…read more

HUGH Jackman spices up his marriage by dressing as a stockbroker. The Wolverine star has been married to Deborra-Lee Furness since 1996 and the actress revealed the couple keep things interesting in the bedroom with some bizarre role play. “I was always saying I’d marry somebody sensible, like…read more

HUGH Jackman’s daughter finds his Broadway show “boring”. The 43-year-old actor is currently starring in his one man show, Hugh Jackman: Back on Broadway, in New York’s prestigious theatre district and while his 11-year-old son Oscar enjoyed the production on a recently family visit, six-year-old Ava was less…read more

HUGH Jackman has opened his own charity coffee shop. The Real Steel actor created the Laughing Man Coffee & Tea in New York — which sells tea, coffee and chocolates to raise money for good causes — and he even brought beverages out to young fans as they…read more

HUGH Jackman used to cry over the Lionel Richie song Penny Forever — because he was dumped by a girl named Penny when he was 16. The Real Steel star — who married Australian actress Deborra-Lee Furness in 1996 and went on to adopt two children, Oscar, 11,…read more

HUGH Jackman was left heartbroken by his and his wife’s inability to have a baby. The actor and his spouse Debra were both devastated when they were told they had fertility problems and he admits it was hard to have to go through IVF treatment and for Debra…read more

HUGH Jackman buys the crew members on his movies 500 lottery tickets every Friday. The actor began his generous tradition as a way of getting his colleagues on side when he first began acting in the US because he was “embarrassed” he didn’t know who they were. “It’s…read more