Move Over, Robin Thicke. Hugh Jackman Is Saying Something Important About Lines.

Hugh Jackman is also wearing a suit, but there are no naked women in this video. Instead, he tells us about the role of lines in our lives, and one line in particular that we could do a lot more to move. This is the video about lines that everyone should be talking about. Share…

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Oct 10, 2013

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