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Jackie, Panda's and Nigel Marven

A very interesting article about the panda center in Chengdu where Jackie is the Panda Ambassador:


The baby panda factory: Inside the extraordinary breeding centre where China is mass-producing infant pandas

I am just posting the link because of the number of photos embedded in the article. Please read as it is very interesting. Nigel Marven was in fact filming the documentary mentioned in the article at the same time Jackie was there and met Jackie.
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Complete Press Conference The Karate Kid Norway











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Fan Art

What happens when you are a fan of both the Lion King and Jackie Chan? Well you create this image. LOL

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Jackie Chan Photo Junkie?

I found this collection of photos of Jackie this morning. Enjoy!
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Jackie In Paris

Arriving at the George V hotel ....







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The Karate Kid in Paris









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The Karate Kid in Paris Photocall











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As always - more photos at the links ...
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Jackie's 10 Funniest Moments

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The Karate Kid visits Norway







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Catching up!

Ok so here are a series of links to STUFF from the last 2 days.

1. PHOTOS: KARATE KID MADRID

2. MORE PHOTOS: MADRID

3. AND GUESS WHAT MORE PHOTOS: MADRID MADNESS

4. BACK IN TIME: BERLIN

These last two links have LARGE photos!

JACKIE ON THE BBC

Jackie on Spanish TV





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Some More Photos From Berlin











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The Karate Kid Hits Spain

Once again this is just a selection of all the images available so please follow the links to view all the photos.

























"The Karate Kid" photocall at Proyecciones cinema on July 21, 2010 in Madrid, Spain.


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Jackie And Jaden on T4

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Jackie explains Qi?



I don't know if this the most profound explanation of qi or the worst explanation I have ever heard. Either way it is very funny.
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TONS OF VIDEO: 'The Karate Kid' in Berlin















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Will Smith is FUNNY!



When Jaden admits that the kissing scene in 'The Karate Kid' was embarrassing Dad Will Smith proves it is not??? Or not?

But is it SO weird these days for a father to kiss his son that he has earned himself the label 'most embarrassing parent of the year' in the press covering this? It's JUST a peck on the cheek folks!!
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Assortment - Jackie in Berlin for 'The Karate Kid'













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More very similar photos at I'M NOT OBSESSED

More links to more news/photos HERE



SOURCE: BROADWAYWORLD.COM Go to link for more.
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THE STORY OF JACKIE'S PANDAS

Ok this morning seems to be a morning of doing things I never do - another thing I never do is post news from jackiechan.com - fans should be checking his website for news themselves and my intention with this blog is to post OTHER news that is NOT on the main website and especially news, photos etc from sources that might not be so easily accessible like news from the Chinese language sites.

So anyway with that out of the way I want to share this link with you to the story of Jackie's pandas Chan La and Chan Zy It is just tooo adorable and I for one will be on the sharp lookout for more travels around the world with them.
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Jackie poses with Fans in London







I don't usually post these paparazzi type photos of Jackie entering or leaving restaurants or hotels because I regard them as an invasion of privacy but as these show Jackie pausing to take photos with fans after eating out, which just shows how great he is, I will bend my rule a little.

The original caption reads that Jackie was recognised by fans after leaving Nobu Berkley in London recently and paused to take photos with them.

ORIGINAL CAPTION:

2010年7月18日讯,伦敦,当地时间7月17日,成龙(Jackie Chan)离开伦敦Nobu Berkeley餐馆。近日“霸王”洗发水爆出“致癌门”后,作为代言人的明星成龙也被拖入代言风波,可是其国际地位还是难以撼动,依然有不少粉丝认出他并亲密合影。成龙也是大方的有求必应。

图注:成龙与粉丝合影。(图片来源:CFP供图)


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If like me you are curious Nobu Berkeley is a Japanese Restaurant in London. I found this picture of the interior:



I also found this review of the restaurant (upstairs) and bar (downstairs)

Like the older Nobu London, this high-gloss hot spot plays host to a cast of A-list celebs & attendant voyeurs who make lots of noise – especially in the ground-floor bar (see separate review). Upstairs, lone diners are assigned their own chef at the sushi counter, parties cluster around the hibachi table, & couples occupy more intimate berths by the window. The ‘fabulous’ food is intended for sharing. Nobu’s famous black cod is always on the menu, while other favourites include yellowtail sashimi with jalapeño & yuzu dressing, & rock shrimp tempura. This branch also boasts a wood-fired oven, which might deliver Ibérico pork steak, duck breast with wasabi salsa, or brown rice miso paella. Saké starts at £17 per bamboo container, Champagne from £12.50 a glass, & wines inhabit the financial stratosphere; the non-alcoholic cocktails are highly recommended. Gripes tend to centre on ‘faltering’ & ‘surly’ service’, although few would argue with Nobu’s slinky, low-lit aura.

Chef: Mark Edwards

As group executive chef of Nobu's London restaurants, Mark Edwards is the culinary right-hand man to celebrated Japanese maestro Nobuyuki Matsuhisa. Edwards started out working in a seafood restaurant in Kent at the age of 13, then worked his way through London's Café Royal & the legendary George V hotel in Paris before finding he had an affinity for Asian cuisine while cooking in Manhattan during the late 1980s. After a stint at the Mandarin Orchard Hotel in Singapore & the Peninsula in Hong Kong, he returned to London as sous chef at the former Vong restaurant at the Berkeley hotel, then worked at Nobu in California before launching their London outpost in 1997. He opened Ubon in 2000 & Nobu Berkeley St five years later.


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Don’t be fazed by the A-listers, WAGs, motley sports stars & others who seem to make up the lion’s share of Nobu’s flashy clientele. Berkeley St’s late, late bar is a cool trough for classy cocktail hounds, & David Collins’ audaciously idiosyncratic design – think UFO meets lurid kids’ TV show – still captivates the eye. Date-friendly, shimmery lighting is a plus, but the thunderous acoustics & ‘shrieking’ soundtrack might have you yearning for a rock-drummer’s earplugs. Beautifully crafted pineapple martinis, mules & mojitos are given a Japanese twist, while informed bartenders will discuss the arcane complexities of premium shochu & saké such as the delicate Hokusetsu Sado No Junmai & expense-account 35-year-old Cho Dai-Gingo. Cristal is less expensive here than in similarly starry haunts, but give us 27 Sakepolitans for the same money any day.


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Jackie On Jonathon Ross Show

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More Photos: Jackie London Premier 'The Karate Kid'











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