Edward Norton -- Oscar-nominated actor of "American History X" and "Primal Fear" fame -- is the latest Hollywood star to lend his celebrity status in support of a United Nations cause.
Don't think raising money for nonprofits is an overly sexy undertaking? Don't tell actor and activist Edward Norton.
Trying to create the next "David After Dentist" or become the next "Numa Numa" guy?
Shutter Island is causing heads to spin. What are your favorite films with a twists?
Whatever happened to the he-men?
"It's fun to have medical marijuana once in a while," says the Grammy-winner
Alanis Morissette, Edward Norton, Anthony Edwards and Chris Reeve's son do the NYC marathon for charity
Actor Edward Norton already wanted to be in better shape for his 40th birthday than he was on his 30th when the idea hit -- why not join members of an African tribe famous for its runners and run the New York marathon?
Charlize Theron and Penélope Cruz join Bono to belt out "Stand By Me"
Woody Harrelson, Ed Norton and Olivier Martinez enjoy the city's sites
These are not good times to be a newsprint journalist.
As the star of The Hours' video for "See The Light," she rages through seven minutes in a hospital gown
Is the movie cop thriller heading for retirement?
Wearing blue doesn't keep a few of New York's finest on the right side of the law in "Pride and Glory."
As North America's most sprawling film fest wraps up, a few movies deserve to be saluted -- and swatted
Kanye West raising the roof. Charlize Theron leading the charge. Gwyneth Paltrow and Edward Norton stumping for the arts.
The dad-to-be meets up with Ed Norton and Marianne Pearl for the band's Milan gig
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How to prep a humorous old-fangled TV show for the modern big screen? Gunk it up with action sequences. So not funny
Imagine Jason Bourne in stretchy pants. That's the basic idea in Marvel's relaunch for Stan Lee's Jekyll-and-Hyde character, "The Incredible Hulk."
In this continuation of the Hulk saga, the perfunctory action scenes inspire somnolence
In this weeks Moviefone Unscripted, Edward Norton, Liv Tyler and Louis Leterrier answer e-mails about their new movie.
On Friday, Marvel Entertainment releases "Iron Man," the saga of Tony Stark, a hard-drinking, amoral war-profiteer who redeems himself by donning high-tech armor and trouncing bad guys. Marvel is in the midst of a similar redemption.
In a Fandango poll, Heath's Joker and the Jones adventure rate high
One sign that Colin Farrell may be mellowing out: He hit Las Vegas this weekend, but avoided the city's famed nightlife.
In "Keeping Up With the Steins," Jeremy Piven, so scaldingly funny as a cutthroat Los Angeles talent agent on "Entourage," stretches himself to play ... a cutthroat Los Angeles talent agent.
Los Angeles homeowner K.J. Lee never expected solar power to make her feel like a celebrity. But thanks to the unlikely union of an oil company and some Hollywood stars, she and her solar panels ha...
The death of rockabilly cult hero Hasil Adkins in April was a sad event for independent music, especially for Norton Records. Adkins was the cornerstone of the label, which was founded in Brooklyn ...
Some films aren't meant to succeed. Whether too quirky for the mainstream, poorly marketed, or too cheaply made to warrant a major release, these films eventually dissolve away into the world of home video where they are either devoured by the throng of similar titles or revealed to be diamonds in the rough -- otherwise known as cult classics.
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