Jennifer Garner surprises boy with cancer in heartwarming hospital visit

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Jennifer Garner recently took some time off from her current movie project to boost the spirits of some patients at an Atlanta children's hospital.
Among those she met was 9-year-old Henry Shepherd, a big fan of the actress from her role in "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day." 


 

 

"We both recognized her right away," said his mom, Carrie Shepherd, a fan of Garner's since her days starring in the television series, "Alias." "She is just as down to earth as she is on camera. She is really sweet and really kind."
Garner posed for pictures with Henry and his twin sister, Liza, while stopping by last Sunday to visit patients and nurses at the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of the Scottish Rite Hospital in Atlanta, where she has been filming her latest project, "Miracles from Heaven." She made her round of visits with Kylie Rogers, the young actress who plays her daughter in the movie. 

Ghanaian Actress, Jackie Appiah To Star in the First Ever 3D Nollywood Movie

For the first time, there's going to be a 3D Nollywood video and our very own Jackie Appiah will be on the cast. According to insider sources, the Ghanaian star actress, Jackie will be the leading lady and this video will be shot in Nigeria.


Sources say the title of the movie is 'Paranormal' and I guess we should look out for it!

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Thriller, Michael Jackson's Tiger Dies

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The tiger that belonged to the late Michael Jackson when he lived at his Neverland Ranch has died of lung cancer. At the time it passed away, Thriller lived at actress-activist, Tippi Hedren's wildlife preserve in California. 

Thriller was born on November 20, 1998 with her brother Sabu who shared most of Thriller's lifetime with her. On June 11, 2012, the 13-year-old 375 pound tiger underwent necropsy and cremation. Staff willl privately bury the ashes in the section of the preserve where animals that die there are buried.

 - The Los Angeles (AP)