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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]

Profiles character actor Edward Norton. His reluctance to talk about himself, except as an actor; His ability to disappear into a role and change with each film in which he appears; His roles in `Primal Fear,' `Everyone Says I Love You,' `The People vs. Larry Flynt,' and `Rounders'; His role in `American History X,' scheduled for release in November 1998; The rewards of acting; Other projects in which he is involved.

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 profiles real estate developers Robert Hammond and Joshua David, who are turning the defunct New York City railroad the High Line into a mile-long park. The project was designed to be environmentally friendly by reusing a massive structure that was targeted for demolition and bringing nature to the heart of the city. Their organization, which is called Friends of the High Line, has celebrity supporters including actor Kevin Bacon, media magnate Martha Stewart, and actor and writer Edward Norton.

The author reports on the motion picture "The Incredible Hulk," starring Edward Norton which is based on a comic book series by the company Marvel Comics. A disagreement which Norton had with the company Marvel Studios regarding the ending of the film is discussed. The success of films based on comic books Including "The Hulk," which opened in 2003, are mentioned.

The article focuses on the transformation of New York City (NYC)'s track High Line into a green space. It mentions NYC's park system as the U.S.'s largest yet provides access to fewer acres of green space per resident than any other major American city. Enough pedestrian access, sections open round the clock, pathways illuminated up to waist level and giving the High Line's surface a shining view is being included in the transformation plans. This viaduct was earlier called Death Avenue for causing many pedestrian fatalities. It cites that actors Kevin Bacon and Edward Norton promoted the conversion of this abandoned viaduct into seven acres of open space. An overview of Friends of Highline Park, a non-profit organization having co-founders Robert Hammond and Joshua David is offered.

The article presents an interview with actors Ben Affleck, Nicole Kidman, Edward Norton and Forest Whitaker. Kidman said that she loved the intimacy of working with the director and the other actors. Affleck said that he got into acting while he was quite young. Norton said that an actor has to respect directors' visions of things. Whitaker said that he was trying to become a better artist and a better person.

Interviews U.S. actor Edward Norton. Views on acting; Selection of movies to make; Discussion on the movie "Down in the Valley."

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.

Interviews actors Edward Norton and Ralph Fiennes. Fears; Fashion style; Views on women.

Profiles actor Ed Norton. Turning point of his career; Movies made; Family relationship.

Reviews several motion pictures on suicide, human bondage and male indulgence. "The Virgin Suicides," directed by Sophia Coppola; "Kadosh," directed by Amos Gitai; "Keeping the Faith," starring Edward Norton and Ben Stiller; "West Beirut," directed by Ziad Doueiri.

Presents a biographical account of the life of actor Edward Norton. Personal background; When he started studying acting; Norton as a student; Why he hesitated to pursue a career in acting following his graduation from the Yale University in 1991.

The article reviews the film "The Illusionist," directed by Neil Burger and starring Paul Giamatti, Rufus Sewell, Jessica Biel, and Edward Norton.

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

The article reviews the films "Down in the Valley," directed by David Jacobson and starring Edward Norton and Evan Rachel Wood, and "The Proposition," directed by John Hillcoat.

Focuses on Edward Norton and his film `Keeping the Faith.' Advice given to him by Warren Beatty; His choice to produce and star in `Keeping the Faith,' with Ben Stiller; Career highlights.

Presents an interview with actor Edward Norton. Career background; Psychological reasons behind his need to be an actor; Comments on his character in the film `American History X.'

Interviews actors Brad Pitt and Edward Norton about the motion picture `Fight Club.' Plot of the motion picture; Career background of the actors; Comments from director David Fincher.

Profiles movie actor Edward Norton. Oscar nominations for the films `Primal Fear' and `American History X'; Description of character portrayed in the film `Fight Club'; Role as producer, director, co-writer and star of the film `Keeping the Faith'; Dustin Hoffman as role model; Refusal to discuss relationship with singer Courtney Love; Wariness toward the press; Biographical information.

Profiles actor Edward Norton. Nomination for an Academy Award for his performance in the movie `Primal Fear'; Chameleon-like ability to play different roles; Arrangement of a special screening of `Everyone Says I Love You' to honor his mother.

Presents an interview with actor Edward Norton. Roles as a lawyer in the motion picture `The People vs. Larry Flynt,' and as a dancing lawyer-fiance in `Everyone Says I Love You'; Capability to play various roles; Value for personal privacy; Involvement with Courtney Love.

Reviews the motion picture "Everyone Says I Love You," directed by Woody Allen, starring Edward Norton, Drew Barrymore and Harry Winston. INSET: FILMS WORTH SEEING.

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.