Tokyo

Man-Date in Tokyo

February 27, 2009 at 9:37am PST

Tags: Australia, Hugh Jackman, Oscars, Robert Pattinson, Tokyo, Twilight

Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Sunday was a big night for Oscars host Hugh Jackman and presenter Robert Pattinson.

So how did the two celebrate?

By doing karaoke together in Tokyo.

Pattinson and Jackman were both in Japan this week to promote their films, Twilight and Australia, both of which recently premiered in Tokyo. They ended up in a bar together and one thing led to another and the two wound up making beautiful music together.

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Moment of Silence for Ling Ling

April 30, 2008 at 8:25am PST

Tags: Beijing Zoo, Ling Ling, Tokyo, Ueno Zoo

Ling Ling, the world famous panda, has died of old age in the Ueno Zoo in Tokyo.

He was 22. In panda years, that is equivalent to 70 years old for a human. He was the fifth-oldest known male panda in the world.

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