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In an interview with Australian outlet News Corp, the actor admitted that he isn't good at handling the pressure of scrutiny, reports contactmusic.com.

The latest news update about the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe films suggests that Hugh Jackman is not so keen on returning as Wolverine in MCU flicks. As per the latest news updates, the Logan actor has refused to play Wolverine on a full-time basis.

"People would be asking, ‘What are you doing next?’ and before all of this happened, I’d already said, ‘I think I’m going to take six months off’,” Hugh Jackman tells WHO from his home in New York, which has been one of the cities worst hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Just days after Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds decided to put their feud on hold in support of Coronavirus relief efforts, Hugh took a dig at the Deadpool actor. In a video shared by Ryan on Instagram earlier this month, the two actors announced to support the All In Challenge, an initiative focused on providing food and supplies to people in need amid the ongoing pandemic.

Hugh Jackman’s fake feud with pal Ryan Reynolds began when the Deadpool star wed his friend Scarlett Johansson.

For those who have followed Hugh Jackman’s remarkable journey in the Marvel Cinematic universe as Wolverine, it is impossible to think of any other actor who could do it better than the 51-year-old Hollywood star. He started his journey as Wolverine with the film X-Men, which came out in 2000, and the actor has been one the most loved superhero in the marvel fandom ever since. He reprised his roles in six more X-men movies including three solo Wolverine films.

You think you've seen Hugh Jackman with digital fur technology — because he was made to be hairy in the movies — but, oh! What could have been! Jackman just confirmed that he turned down a role in last year's stupefying, must-see movie musical, .

Hugh Jackman and his wife Deborra-Lee Furness have one of the best relationships in Hollywood and they are celebrating their 24th anniversary. They have been together for more than two decades and still seem crazy in love with each other.

The quarantine has brought out Chris Pratt's inner Wolverine. The actor, who plays Star-Lord in Guardians of the Galaxy, has been in quarantine like the rest of Hollywood. Several stars are finding ways to keep ourselves occupied and entertained during this period. While some resort to TikTok videos, others are opting to cook up a storm in the kitchen. But Pratt is busy transforming into the X-Men character. No, no, don't be confused, he isn't playing or auditioning for the role. 

Phoebe Tonkin has been unveiled as the new face of R.M. Williams.

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio signed an executive order effectively shuttering restaurants, cafes, and bars, that came into effect on Tuesday (March 17), and in response Hugh announced that his Laughing Man establishment will close, reports aceshowbiz.com.

Hugh Jackman played Wolverine on the big screens before finally saying goodbye to the Marvel character in 2017. He left his fans craving for more and they still believe that no one can play the character better than Hugh. In his latest Instagram post, The Eternals star Kumail Nanjiani paid tribute to the beloved actor and his ripped physique by posing as the popular MCU character and the result is perfection! Hugh thinks so too.    

Hugh Jackman used criticism in his early career as “an asset” to push him out of his comfort zone.

While Hugh Jackman will always be our Wolverine, one cannot contradict the fact that during the course of his acting career, Hugh Jackman has added various remarkable acting roles to his resume. In addition to exploring various genres on the big screens, the 51-year-old Australian megastar also has his own one-man Broadway show.

It has been three years since Hugh Jackman kissed Wolverine goodbye with Logan. The Aussie actor, who essayed the X-Men role for a little over two and a half-decade, set the claws to rest in the James Mangold directorial. Remembering the movie which left X-Men all over the world shattered on its third anniversary, Jackman had shared a few unseen photos from Logan as the Wolverine. Now, Deadpool actor Ryan Reynolds joined the nostalgia trip and remembered Wolverine and Logan. 

It’s been three years since Hugh Jackman hit the movie screen as Wolverine in his film Logan and the actor celebrated the film’s anniversary by treating his fans with some never seen before pictures. The 51-year-old actor took to social media to share a series of pictures as the Marvel character and his fans are flipping out.

He might be letting go off the red cape and donning the claws. A wild rumour is making the rounds suggested that Henry Cavill could be making his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut. Before we go ahead with the news, we would suggest you take the report with a pinch of salt for it hasn't been confirmed by Marvel Studios or Henry Cavill. If the rumour is to be believed, the Justice League star could be replacing Hugh Jackman as the Wolverine. 

More than 100 years later, we still believe in fairies.

Social media users and celebrities around the world have rallied in support of a nine-year-old boy who was bullied over his dwarfism.

Social media users and celebrities around the world have rallied in support of a nine-year-old boy who was bullied over his dwarfism.

A heartbreaking video of a bullied schoolboy wanting to end his life is going viral online and it has reached various Hollywood celebrities who are voicing their support for the boy and speaking up about bullying. The video features a 9-year-old boy from Australia, who is a dwarf, crying after being bullied at school.

Hugh Jackman paid a sweet – and somewhat puzzling – tribute to his wife as he led the stars sharing the love on Valentine’s Day.

Remember last year when Ryan Renolds got pranked by Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal? They invited him to an ugly sweater party and he was the only one to arrive wearing one?