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Back together perhaps? It’s starting to look like it!

Sienna Miller and Jude Law get a police escort out of his apartment building in New York City, NY on December 4, 2009 where Sienna came for a visit with her dog and almost immediately a large crowd of fans and photographers gathered. They left separately.

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Jude Law is all smiles as he carries balloons, flowers, and a present to a birthday party for his good friend Jonny Lee Miller’s first child Buster Miller’s very first Birthday party held at Jonny’s house in New York, New York on December 3, 2009.

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Every time I post pictures of Jude Law I get bombarded with people telling me he’s lost his hotness. But I still think he’s hot! I dont’ know what it is!  Here is the Jude with his assistant  in New York yesterday afternoon.

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Jude Law hurled oranges at an unwanted audience peeking on his exercise routine on his New York balcony, the New York Post reported Friday.

The Hollywood star, currently playing the lead in “Hamlet” on Broadway, has unintentionally been giving performances of a different sort to New York University students whose residence overlooks his Manhattan digs.

Star-struck students crammed up against windows to watch the British actor work out with a personal trainer and play with his son, the paper reported.

A fed-up Law responded by hurling oranges, the Post quotes NYU freshman Neha Najeeb as saying.

“He missed,” she said, but went back for more. “This time, he hit the windows. There was orange pulp on the glass for a week.”

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While Jude Law and Sienna Miller are both playing to packed houses on Broadway, they are reportedly not reprising their old roles as boyfriend and girlfriend.

“Jude and Sienna are just friends and are seeing each other socially occasionally as they are both on Broadway, performing just one block apart,” a rep for Law tells Glamour.com.

Law, 36, and Miller, 27, broke up in 2006 after dating on and off for several years. At one point they were engaged to be married, but those plans were derailed when Law’s affair with his children’s nanny came to light.

Mixed Reviews

In a 2007 interview, Miller said that experience led to “a loss of innocence on my part,” adding: “I feel like I grew up.”

Law has received mixed reviews for his turn as Hamlet at the Broadhurst Theatre, with critics divided on the effect of his highly animated performance.

Likewise, Miller has earned a variety of reactions to her acting in After Miss Julie, with the more charitable critics calling her “compelling” and “persuasive.”

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