According to the New York Post, Daniel and Hugh Jackman will team up in a new play this fall on Broadway called "A Steady Rain" by Keith Huff. The play is about two Chicago cops whose lifelong friendship is put to the test when they become involved in a domestic dispute in a poor neighborhood.

Barbara Broccoli, who oversees the James Bond movie franchise, is producing "A Steady Rain." She arrives in New York from Europe this weekend to scout out Broadway theaters, sources said.

Theater sources say Craig and Jackman have the potential to match Broadway's biggest box- office champ, Julia Roberts, who sold over $10 million worth of tickets in just 12 weeks in the play "Three Days of Rain" in 2006.

Read the full article HERE.

In the British tabloid, The Sun, Bond Producer Michael G. Wilson says the following about the status of the next Bond film: "We have started work on the new film, which I can’t say anything about. Daniel Craig is very keen to get going.”

Daniel and Satsuki Mitchell joined the crowd at Anfield Stadium in Liverpool, England, to watch the Barclays Premier League football match between Liverpool and Newcastle United. The Liverpool team won 3 to 0. (See photos of Daniel at the game HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE.)

Daniel will appear in The Prince's Rainforest Projects. 

The focal point of the campaign is a 90-second public awareness film in which His Royal Highness appears alongside his sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, an array of well-known figures including Harrison Ford, the Dalai Lama, Daniel Craig, Robin Williams and children from around the world. 

Each individual appears alongside an animated frog. The frog, created by Framestore, the Oscar-winning computer generated imagery (CGI) experts behind the film The Golden Compass, serves as a symbol of the rainforest.

The film will be broadcast for the first time today, at 6pm BST, on a variety of websites, including the social networking site MySpace. As the webcast is transmitted, the public awareness film will be shown at a launch event, attended by The Prince of Wales at London¹s National Geographic store.

The film can be viewed, and the public can demonstrate their support for the cause by visiting HERE.

Thanks to Steve Carter (CakeGroup Working alongside HRHs' Prince's Rainforest Project)

'I got through [Daniel's] bodyguards to ask if he remembered the Ring O’ Bells, a 15th-century pub that I pretty much grew up in (in the 20th century), in a village called Frodsham, Cheshire, in the northwest of England.

I told Daniel that we both grew up running about the place, as his father Tim was married to my Aunty Shirley, who still owns the pub. Tim's name is still above the door. I said, "You were a fair bit older than me but I remember you eating Sunday lunches there."

"Is the boob room still there?" he asked. "Yes," I said, "And they've added one more picture." "I'll have to go back one day to have a look," said 007. The back room -- or "the Boob Room" -- is a local legend and covered with framed, very-nearly tasteful ‘70s photographs of topless women.'

'Craig will feature prominently in The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn, the first of three planned films (with Rings director Peter Jackson set to helm the second) to be shot in 3D. Cast as Tintin's adversary, the notorious pirate Red Rackham, it's a villainous role far removed from Bond.

Outside of this, Craig's only plan for the foreseeable is to spend time with his family. "I don't see them for months, so I have to go back and reconnect with my normal life and make sure they still like me." As for Bond, he won't be drawn on the subject of how many he's prepared to make. "If people still want to see these movies I'll keep doing them for as long as it takes, or until my knees go, whichever happens quicker!"

But do creaking joints mean his days in action roles are numbered? "Well, I'm not going to look at playing a trapeze artist," he grins.'

Read the full interview HERE.