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The article discusses the growing popularity of pressed juice, which is a style of raw, minimally processed drink that is said to provide a nutritional density up to five times higher than that of standard juice-shop offerings. Pressed juice from potatoes include the Lay's Classic, Cape Cod Classic and Terra Red Bliss. Among New York-based juice bar Liquiteria's regular pressed-juice customers are Natalie Portman, Blake Lively and Ed Norton. Green juices reportedly offer the biggest amount of nutrients, such as the mineral magnesium.

The article reviews the film "The Illusionist," starring Edward Norton.

The article offers news briefs in the U.S. The 46th Annual Chicago International Film Festival in Illinois featured several artists including actor Edward Norton and director Danny Boyle. The Consul General of Poland, Zygmunt Matynia, and the University of Illinois at Chicago launched the exhibition "Polish People's Republic: So Far Away-So Close By" at the university's Richard J. Daley Library on October 5. The Polish Roman Catholic Union of America (PRCUA) held its inauguration festivities.

The article reviews the film "Stone," starring Edward Norton and Robert De Niro.

The article presents quotes from party-going celebrities including Edward Norton on Robert De Niro's knowledge about hotels, Sarah Silverman on attending parties with a backpack and Alicia Keys on performing duets with David Bowie.

The article reviews the motion picture "Leaves of Grass," starring Edward Norton.

The article focuses on guests in late-night television programs including singer Seal in "Lopez Tonight," singer Vanessa Williams and comedian David Cross in "Jimmy Kimmel Live!," and actor Edward Norton and actress Odette Yustman in "The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson."

Photographs of several celebrities are presented, including Mark Ruffalo, Edward Norton and John Cameron Mitchell.

The article presents information on the motion picture "Stone," directed by John Curran, starring Robert De Niro, Edward Norton, and Milla Jovovich.

This article reviews the film "Leaves of Grass," starring Edward Norton, Keri Russell, and Susan Sarandon.

This article reviews the film "Leaves of Grass," directed by Tim Blake Nelson and starring Edward Norton and Susan Sarandon.

The article presents actor and Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust president Edward Norton's advice to tourists on how to have an ecologically and ethically viable safari experience in Africa. Norton urges travellers to look for safari lodges that give donations of 75-100 dollars a night back to the communities, and inquire whether the lodges use water heated by solar power. He cites Campi ya Kanzi and Elephant-Watch Safaris as his top safari destinations in Kenya.

The article reviews the film "Leaves of Grass," starring Edward Norton and Keri Russell, directed by Tim Blake Nelson.

The article features Mark Somen, former director of operations at Soho House in North America. It mentions that Somen resigned from his job in August 2009 to manage a leading hotel in Nairobi, Kenya called Tribe. It cites the hard time Somen took to convince his wife Yassi, a New Yorker, to move with him to Kenya. It also cites the increasing mini-migration of famous people to Kenya of late, including Ed Norton, Donna Karan and Calvin Klein.

The article offers anecdotes about celebrities. Melissa Rycroft of the reality television show "The Bachelorette" had a bachelorette party while her fiancé Tye Strickland had a party with his male friends. Musician and reality television star Kelly Osbourne helped the watch company Swatch celebrate it's 26 year anniversary and "Grey's Anatomy" television star Jesse Williams joined fellow actor Edward Norton at PUMA Presents the African Bazaar.

The author discusses accompanying actor Edward Norton to the John F. Kennedy airport in New York City to pick up three Maassai warriors whom the latter invited to run with him in a marathon to promote awareness on the plight of the African ecosystem. Norton explained to her his involvement in the Maassai Wilderness Conservation Trust, a charity that works for biodiversity protection of the Maassai lands in Eastern Africa. For Norton, a marathon is a grass-roots approach to raise funds for the charity.

An interview with two-time Academy Award nominee Edward Norton is presented. Norton refers on his positive perception for U.S. President Barack Obama to be the president of U.S. prior 2009 election when he was asked on his idea of Obama's presidency along with his plan to create a documentary film of Obama's historic path. He says that the film will make the viewers feel like seeing a tactician. It also cites the pursuance of Norton to raise funds for the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust.

The article discusses eight things regarding Ty Burrell as Phil Dunphy, the goofy dad in the "Modern Family" sitcom. It notes the 1970s music from Burell's ipod that show how he is basically similar with Phil Dunphy. It states that he is deeply in touch with his zombie character which he plays in "Dawn of the Dead" as an undead creature. He thinks Edward Norton as fancy actor during the Off-Broadway play. Moreover, he is a big fan of Robert Urich and a Shakespearean actor.

This article presents an interview with actor Edward Norton, who will run in the New York City Marathon on November 1, 2009, for fundraising. When asked about how is his training going for his first marathon, he says that he has been running in Central Park, over the Manhattan Bridge and back over the Brooklyn Bridge, and is also reading Haruki Murakami's book about running. Norton says that presently he is working on a television documentary about U.S. President Barack Obama's campaign.

The article offers information on the responsibilities and achievements of commander Edward Norton as the head of the pharmacy department for Naval Medical Center San Diego (NMCSD) in California. Norton is responsible for the coordination of pharmacy services, identification of staffing requirements, and establishment of operating procedures. Norton supports San Diego County Emergency Preparedness initiative and partners with University of California San Diego Skaggs School of Pharmacy.

The article looks at actress Susan Sarandon, focusing on her table tennis hobby. She has opened her own club devoted to the game. Sarandon comments on playing ping-pong against actors George Clooney and Ed Norton. She also discusses how the game can be played by people of all ages. Her preferred equipment is reviewed.

The article reviews the film " 25th Hour;" directed by Spike Lee and starring Edward Norton and Philip Seymour Hoffman.

The article reviews the film "Pride and Glory," directed by Gavin O'Connor, starring Colin Farrell and Edward Norton.

The article reviews the film "Pride and Glory," directed by Gavin O'Connor, starring Noah Emmerich, Colin Farrell, and Edward Norton.

The article reviews the film "Pride and Glory," directed by Gavin O'Connor and starring Colin Farrell and Edward Norton.

The article reports that the U.S. rights to an untitled documentary on Barack Obama from producer Edward Norton has been acquired by Home Box Office (HBO) Inc. It mentions that the documentary directed by Amy Rice and Alicia Sams chronicles the new president-elect's history in politics. It informs that HBO is planning to broadcast the feature-length documentary in 2009.

The article reviews the motion picture "Pride and Glory," starring Edward Norton, Colin Farrell, and Jon Voight.

The article reviews the film "Pride and Glory," directed by Gavin O'Connor and starring Edward Norton and Colin Farrell.

The article reports on a documentary film on U.S. President-elect Barack Obama currently being produced by Edward Norton. The film is said to have already logged 1,000 hours. First-time directors Amy Rice and Alicia Sams have been filming Obama for two years, with access to both the campaign and the man himself. The crew traveled to Kenya with Obama on Senate business before he announced his candidacy. Rights for the film have been on sale since March 2008, but no one's picked it up yet.

The article reviews the motion picture "Pride and Glory," directed by Gavin O'Connor starring Edward Norton and Colin Farrell.

This article reviews the documentary film "Bustin' Down the Door," featuring Eddie Rothman, narrated by Edward Norton, and directed by Jeremy Gosch.

The article reviews the motion picture "The Incredible Hulk," starring Edward Norton and Liv Tyler, directed by Louis Leterrier.

The article reviews the film "The Incredible Hulk," directed by Louis Leterrier and starring Edward Norton.

The article reviews the film "Force of Fury," starring Edward Norton and Tim Roth, directed by Louis Leterrier.

The article reviews the film "The Incredible Hulk," starring Edward Norton and Liv Tyler, directed by Louis Leterrier.

The article reviews the film "The Incredible Hulk," starring Edward Norton and Liv Tyler, directed by Louis Leterrier.

The article reviews the film "The Incredible Hulk," starring Edward Norton and Tim Roth.

The article reviews the film "The Incredible Hulk," starring Edward Norton and Liv Tyler.

The article reviews the film "The Painted Veil," starring Naomi Watts, Edward Norton and Diana Rigg.

The article reviews the film "The Painted Veil," directed by John Curran and starring Edward Norton and Naomi Watts.

The article reports on the plan of television network Turner Classic Movies (TCM) to launch an interview series titled "TCM Presents Elvis Mitchell: Under The Influence" in July 2008 in the U.S. It states that the program highlights Hollywood critic and interviewer Elvis Mitchell with celebrity guests focusing on the impact of classic film on their lives. It is also noted that the series would feature actors Edward Norton and Richard Gere, as well as Oscar-winning filmmaker Quentin Tarantino.

The article features Edward Norton, host of the television documentary series "Strange Days on Planet Earth" on PBS and star of the film "The Incredible Hulk." The "Dangerous Catch" and "Dirty Secrets" installments of the series focus on the increasingly threatened ocean life and potentially toxic ground water. Through the series, Norton aims to inform people about the ripple effect of their daily activities, which comes back in ways that can be recognized.

The article focuses on American actor Edward Norton. It discusses his accomplishments in volunteering at the Enterprise Foundation in Maryland, a nonprofit which is started by his philanthropist grandfather James Rouse, that aims to provide housing for low-income communities. It also discusses his effort in dealing with the greening issues.

The article reviews several films including "Pride and Glory," starring Edward Norton and Colin Farrell, "Mister Foe," directed by David Mackenzie and staring Sophia Myles and "Paranoid Park," directed by Gus Van Sant.

The article reviews the motion picture "The Painted Veil," starring Edward Norton and Naomi Watts.

The article reports on some decisions regarding casting for Hollywood motion pictures. In 2007 three actors, Edward Norton, Robert Downey Jr. and Seth Rogen, were chosen to play the roles of superheroes, an unusual casting choice, according to the article. The author suggests that this decision was taken as a result of the success of actor Tobey Maguire in the role of "Spider-Man."

The article looks at different incarnations that the Incredible Hulk comic book character has seen over time. The Hulk was created by writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby. Actor Edward Norton is set to play the Hulk's human alter-ego, Bruce Banner, in a film that will be a 'do-over' from the film directed by Ang Lee and starring Eric Bana.

The article reports on various entertainment deals. Edward Norton will play the lead in "The Incredible Hulk," to be directed by Louis Leterrier. Filmmaker Rob Marshall will adapt Broadway musical "Nine" for the big screen. Eric Johnson will star in "Flash Gordon," a new series for the Sci-Fi channel that premieres in August.

The article reviews the motion picture "The Illusionist," directed by Neil Burger and starring Edward Norton and Paul Giamatti.

The article reviews the motion picture "The Illusionist," starring Jessica Biel and Edward Norton.