Hugh Jackman, Gerard Butler team-up to fight poverty

Actors Hugh Jackman and Gerard Butler have joined forces to fight poverty.

Introducing the Global Poverty Project''s premiere of the movie "1.4 Billion Reasons," Jackman urged guests to text a donation to the GPP, offering his personal services as a "technical adviser" to get them to pay up.

The "Wolverine" star even offered a one-on-one workout session as an auction item, and said, "Don''t worry, we''ll make the workout aerobics," reports the New York Post.

Guests included Rory Tahari, Bronson van Wyck and Anthony Edwards.

Fashion icons Donna Karan and Anna Wintour joined Jackman and Butler at MoMA on Wednesday night in the campaign.

I had secret girlfriends

Gerard Butler has said that he has had girlfriends that the public has never known about.

The Bounty Hunter actor admitted that he has even been seeing women while the media have been connecting him to co-star Jennifer Aniston.

When asked about Aniston he told The Sun: "We have a natural chemistry - you can see it in our magazine shoot and the film. We have a great time together.

"But here's the thing - while they're accusing me of being with Jennifer, I've probably been off somewhere else doing damage with someone else."

He added: "My last two girlfriends, one was 2 years, the other 18 months, nobody ever found out I was dating them. I'm pretty good at keeping that silent."

The 40-year-old also said that his biggest concern is his privacy.

"I get laid less now than I used to because I'm more paranoid now," he said. "I'm nowhere near as naughty as I used to be."