Showing posts with label boat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boat. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Harbourside



Updated with, at last, a picture of Jake with Bono and the Edge. They dined together in Sydney at Sean's Panaroma. According to the Sun, much alcohol was consumed :)




Jake Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway continued their Australian adventure, taking advantage of the sunny weather and cruising around Sydney Harbour. It's a little different from the weather many people are experiencing in North America!




Poor Anne does not seem to be enjoying the ride as much as Jake is...




The return of the sapphires:




there are a ton more pics of the boat trip at IHJ:






Here's a shot of Jake and Anne from the Moet after-party for Love & Other Drugs. One report had Jake and Anne circulating charmingly; another said they did a quick in and out.



And just a nice shot of Jake from the premiere:




Jake and Anne on the red carpet:


Jake and Anne on Sunrise in Australia. I think they are getting a little punchy after all these interviews!



And here's a Fox featurette:



For those who couldn't play it from the last post or who just want to see it again, the most romantic thing Jake has ever done:



If there are any Australian GBers out there, this looks like a fun video but it can't be watched here in the States.


In case you missed it, Jake was named an ambassador for the Chez Panisse Edible Schoolyard program. Jake attended a ceremony for the groundbreaking at Brooklyn's first edible schoolyard in October:

“I have long admired [founder Alice Waters]‘ work and care deeply about helping children better their health, communities and environment….the students get to apply what they learn about cooking and gardening to other subjects, science for example, where they can learn about photosynthesis while planting in the garden and having the invaluable experience of spending time outside.”



“The Chez Panisse Foundation is not only offering an education that students will benefit from for the rest of their lives, but they’re a leading force in the movement to change the future of this country’s youngest generations,” Jake concluded.