Jackman Jumps Off London Building For Charity

From: Imdb.com

X-Men star Hugh Jackman turned real-life superhero on Thursday, when he abseiled off a London newspaper building for charity.

The actor, who stars in forthcoming prequel X Men Origins: Wolverine, jumped off the headquarters of fellow Aussie Rupert Murdoch's News International - the home of newspapers The Sun, The Times and the News of the World - to raise money for The Sun's Help for Heroes campaign, which aids British soldiers wounded in conflict.

Jackman was joined in the abseil stunt by newspaper bosses Rebekah Wade, Dominic Mohan and Murdoch's media mogul son James.

Charity recognizes Marsden for support

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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., Feb. 26 (UPI) -- Film star James Marsden is to be one of the honorees at the upcoming Tourette Syndrome Association's awards dinner in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Marsden, who is best known for his roles in the "X-Men" trilogy, "Hairspray" and "Enchanted," has long been a supporter of the charity.

Also expected to attend Wednesday's Champion of Children ceremony and dinner at the Beverly Wilshire hotel are Richard Lewis, Dash Mihok, Jami Gertz , Josh Hopkins and Keith Collins.