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Zeck, a Detroit-based tech startup, has been created by the Wolfe brothers, founders of outdoor retailer Moosejaw, and actor Edward Norton. The company has developed a cloud-based software platform that aims to revolutionize board meetings by making them more collaborative and efficient. Zeck recently secured a $7.5 million investment in its latest funding round, led by Salesforce Ventures. The software can be accessed on mobile devices and offers a mobile-friendly format for building and sharing materials for boards. Zeck was initially designed to address issues at the startup level but has since scaled up. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers criticism of the film "Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)," directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu, starring Michael Keaton, Edward Norton, and Naomi Watts. Topics include the notion of metafiction in the portrayal of an actor in the film, the notion of authenticity in the film, and the depiction of the social media service Twitter in the film.

This article highlights a selection of TV shows that are suitable for the whole family to enjoy. It includes a heartwarming comedy-drama film called "Almost Christmas," which follows the Meyers family as they navigate a chaotic holiday gathering. The superhero film "The Hulk" is also featured, exploring the origins and struggles of Dr. Bruce Banner. Additionally, the article mentions the comedy "Big Fat Liar," the animated adventure "Madagascar," and the energetic dance film "Step Up." These shows offer laughter, excitement, and heartwarming moments for viewers of all ages. [Extracted from the article]

It's not a flattering portrait of a tech billionaire, and his paradise of a hideaway doesn't end up being paradise for anyone: The murder mystery party soon turns into a straight-up murder mystery. The action kicks off when Blanc is invited to a private Greek island owned by billionaire tech entrepreneur Miles Bron (Edward Norton, doing his best Elon Musk) for a murder mystery party. The 2019 murder mystery set in a wealthy New England suburb was a critical and commercial success, garnering a Best Original Screenplay Oscar nomination and $311 million in box office sales on a $40 million budget. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on career and life of American actor Edward Norton. Topics discussed include his filmic aptitude in "Motherless Brooklyn" and his first time directing a feature "Keeping the Faith" in 2000; instilling the importance of intention while charting his own path; and his performance of Lionel Essrog, a private detective with Tourette syndrome. Also mentions his views on psychological liberation and self-consciousness.

The article discusses actor Mark Ruffalo's role as the characters Bruce Banner and the Hulk in the "Avengers" films by writer-director Joss Whedon. Topics include actors Eric Bana and Ed Norton's portrayal of the Hulk in the television (TV) show and motion picture "The Incredible Hulk," respectively, Ruffalo's training with acting teacher Stella Adler, and Ruffalo's relationship, both on and off screen, with actor Robert Downey Jr., who plays the character of Tony Stark, or Iron Man, in the "Avengers" films.

The article presents information on the Academy Award nominations for Best Supporting Actor. Topics include details on actor J.K. Simmons performance in the film "Whiplash," details on actor Edward Norton's performance in the film "Birdman," and details on actor Ethan Hawke's performance in the film "Boyhood."

An interview with American actor and director Edward Norton is presented. Among the issues he discussed include what attracted him to film directing and his plan to direct and star in his adaptation of the Jonathan Lethem novel "Motherless Brooklyn," his greatest hope and fear about the future, and the things that make him laugh.

The article discusses how Edward Norton's demanding standards made him one of his generation's most talented actors. Topics include first three years of his movie career including Primal Fear (Oscar nomination), Everyone Says I Love You (Woody Allen), Jonathan Lethem novel called Motherless Brooklyn, and his interest in working on things as much for the exercise of his own musculature.

The article profiles writer-actor-director Edward Norton. Topics discussed include personal obsessions that inspired him to spend nearly two decades bringing "Motherless Brooklyn" to the screen, information on Jonathan Lethem's 1999 postmodern detective novel "Motherless Brooklyn," and background on characters in the film.

The article informs that professor Günther Schuh has continued the e.GO Mobile activities - in the fuel cell area. It mentions that investors include former U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow, the chairman of Formula E Alejandro Agag and actor Edward Norton. It mentions about the commitment and the patience of customers; and use of fuel cell as a range extender.

The article reports on consideration of actor Ed Norton for renting his two-unit bungalow located at the Las Flores Beach of Malibu, California. Topics discussed include possession of several real property by Norton along with his wife Shauna Robertson at Malibu; listing of renovated modern century residence located at Encino, California by television producer Cécile Frot-Coutaz; and sale of condominium owned by actor Chris Noth located at West Hollywood, California.

Actor and filmmaker Edward Norton ("Primal Fear", "Fight Club") joins Ad Age Remotely to discuss his much- lesser-known side hustle as co-founder of TV audience and ad effectiveness measurement firm EDO. April 25 Ad Age hosts the A-List and Creativity Awards Gala tonight at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City. April 30-May 1 ESPN and ABC serve up the final day of coverage of the 2022 NFL Draft starting at noon ET on Saturday. [Extracted from the article]

The article shares Edward Norton's praises for the cast and crew of the film "Motherless Brooklyn," which he wrote, produced and directed, under Warner Bros. Topics discussed include the role and contributions of production designer Beth Mickle, the importance of Amy Roth's tasks as a costume designer, and the efficiency of cinematographer Dick Pope.

The article features several celebrities during the weekend of parties in the U.S. as of October 14, 2019. Topics discussed include the talk by Rihanna at the Gugghenheim Museum for the launch party for her book "Rihanna," with publisher Phaidon, the hosting by Bruce Willis, Willem Dafoe and Gugu Mbatha-Raw of a screening of Edward Norton's film "Motherless Brooklyn," and the celebration of the launch of Studio 54-inspired capsule collection by designer Michael Kors at Bergdorf Goodman.

The article presents a list of secrets from the film "Birdman" with mention of a scene where actor Edward Norton reads "Labyrinths" by magic realism author Jorge Luis Borges, mention of stage actor Bill Camp's appearance in the film, and mention of the film's commentary on modern celebrities.

The article present an interview with actor Ramón Rodríguez. Topics discussed include working in Disney's new "The One and Only Ivan" as George, an animal keeper at a circus that sees ticket sales soar when it's discovered that Ivan, a silverback gorilla; the message of the film; the story behind "Man Child" which Edward Norton has already signed on to produce; and also mentions about working during quarantine.

Several photographs of actor Edward Norton and Keira Knightley are presented.

The article presents the ratings of film actors Edward Norton, Janelle Monáe and Linda Hamilton based on social footprint, familiarity and availability, as of October 29, 2019.

The article acknowledges U.S. actor and filmmaker Edward Norton particularly for writing the screenplay of the film "Motherless Brooklyn."

The article presents an interview with actor Edward Norton in which he discusses environmental activism, efforts to mitigate and address climate change within the entertainment industry, and the importance of voting for politicians who want to mitigate climate change and address climate issues.

The article focuses on broadcasting of Oscars. Topics include Live events generating numbers for broadcast, but analytics are unlocking their value to advertisers; a study presented by Edward Norton of EDO, an analytics firm found that while ratings decline, awards show is still a good buy because people who viewed the ads during last year's ceremony were more likely to engage online with the brand in the commercial than people who saw a similar ad in a regular primetime broadcast.

The article focuses on actor Edward Norton's contribution towards environmental protection in the U.S. including the promotion of ecotourism, his participation at the Social Good Summit in New York City and his partnership with tour group Campi ya Kanzi that donates a part of proceeds to Maasai conservation.