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March 8th, 2010

Jack's raccoon relief

Jack Nicholson reportedly asked his friends to urinate in his garden to help keep raccoons away. Jack was showing a group of male pals around his Hollywood Hills home when he asked them to make sure they relieve themselves outside - to stop wild racoons coming too close to his property.
According to the National Enquirer magazine, Jack said: "Hey, whenever you guys have to go, feel free to come out here and urinate in the yard."

The group thought the 72-year-old screen legend was making a joke and burst out laughing.
But Jack quickly reassured them: "No, seriously, it helps keeps the raccoons away!"

The veteran movie star isn't normally so concerned about keeping wild animals away. He recently revealed he was considering being eaten by vultures when he dies. He quipped: "I've had several ideas. Once I thought it would be nice to be buried under a large statue that is at least ten metres high. Then I liked the nature of the Indians who haul their bodies up into the trees so that they are eaten by the birds."

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February 27th, 2010

Jack at Philadelphia 76ers - L.A. Lakers game

Jack Nicholson never misses out on an L.A. Lakers game, and it was not different at the game between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Los Angeles Lakers at Staples Center on February 26, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. (photo by Jeff Gross/Getty Images North America, copyright 2010 NBAE)

For more pictures of Jack at the L.A. Lakers, click here: Jack at the LA Lakers

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February 22nd, 2010

New video added: impersonation by Tate Yap

A new video has been added to the website: an impersonation by the 7 years-old Tate Yap.
Tate provides us with an incredible impersonation of the Colonel Jessep monologue, Jack Nicholson's legendary character in A Few Good Men.

Tate Yap learned this complex and emotion driven monologue from "A Few Good Men" in two days. He nailed it on the seventh take after a full day of shooting other work.

You can check out the new video here: Tate Yap impersonates Col. Jessep (A Few Good Men)

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February 8th, 2010

Jack Nicholson thinks about sky burial

At 72 years old, Jack Nicholson has been thinking about his funeral and is considering a number of different burials, including a sky burial. Jack is considering being picked to death by vultures when he dies. Jack became fascinated with the traditional sky burials carried out by some Native Americans which involve the deceased's body being hung from a tree or wooden scaffold and being left for scavengers.
He told German TV channel Tele 5: "I've had several ideas. Once I thought it would be nice to be buried under a large statue that is at least ten metres high. Then I liked the nature of the Indians who haul their bodies up into the trees so that they are eaten by the birds."

Although Nicholson is undecided about the fate of his remains, one thing he is certain about is he does not want to be laid to rest in a coffin. He said: "I will probably end up in a crematorium as I'm too claustrophobic for a coffin."

Even though he's been thinking about his funeral, Nicholson insists he isn't scared of death and feels as though he has achieved everything he wanted to in his life. Jack, - who starred in 'The Bucket List' with Morgan Freeman, about two terminally ill patients who escape from a cancer ward to fulfil their remaining life ambitions - said: "I remember a wonderful conversation I once had with my fellow actor John Gielgud. He said he had made a schedule with things he would like to do before he dies... travel the entire world, learn how to cook, but he found that nothing was as appealing as acting. I agreed with him."

Native Americans would have sky burials because they believe after death the souls of the dead lingered in the air and watched over the tribe until it was time for their soul to move on to the afterlife. By raising the bodies up high the belief was the soul could exit its' mortal constraints faster.

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January 24th, 2010

Photos: Hope For Haiti benefit

Jack Nicholson gave his support to the Hope For Haiti Now: A Global Benefit For Earthquake Relief telethon on January 22, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. Jack was there amongst many other stars, e.g. George Clooney, Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, Mel Gibson, Mark Wahlberg, Justin Timberlake etc.

Hope for Haiti Now: A Global Benefit for Earthquake Relief was a charity telethon held on January 22, 2010 from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (January 23, 2010 from 1 a.m. to 3 a.m. UTC). The telethon was the most widely distributed telethon in history. The event was broadcast from Studio 36 at the CBS Television City, Los Angeles, from the Kaufman Astoria Studios in Queens, New York and from the private club The Hospital in London. There were also live reports from Haiti.

Creation of the telethon was announced by MTV Networks in the United States on January 15, 2010, three days after the 2010 Haiti earthquake struck on January 12 and claimed the lives of at least 70,000 people. The event was one of a number of humanitarian responses to the earthquake. Processing of the telethon's donations was in the hands of the Entertainment Industry Foundation.

Funds raised by the telethon and from the sale of its album and video – immediately made available for pre-order on iTunes – are to be distributed to seven non-profit organizations doing relief work in Haiti.
On January 23, it was reported that the telethon had raised over US$ 57 million, not including corporate and large private donors or sales of the album and video. The amount is a record for donations by the general public to a telethon for disaster-relief.

If you still want to donate, you can do so on the official website for this benefit: hopeforhaitinow.org

To view the photos of Jack at this benefit check out the brand new photo album: Hope For Haiti Now

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