Hulk star, Edward Norton, can add marathoner to his list of accomplishments, which include actor, writer and director. Norton finished the race in three hours, 48 minutes and one second, running for the Maasai Wilderness Conservation trust and managed to raise $300,000 for the organization for the event.

From the actor's description of the race, it sounds like it was a breeze. Norton tells OK! magazine, "You know you are going to hit tough spots, in a weird way mine came early in the race, but then I got my second wind around mile 18 and felt great the rest of the way."

Other famous faces out and about at the race include Anthony Edwards, Keri Russell, Veronica Webb and God, herself, Alanis Morisette.

Gallery Info: Edward Norton, Anthony Edwards, Alanis Morissette, Keri Russell and Veronica Webb at the 2009 NYC Marathon.

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One of my favorite Colombian imports is beautiful actress, Sofia Vergara, whose hotness is matched only by her comedic timing. She stars in the new ABC comedy, Modern Family, opposite Ed O'Neill.

This mockumentary includes such advice to a stepfather of how to treat his new stepson as, "You be the wind in his back and not the spit in his face."

I'm loving the the gay couple who adopt a Vietnamese baby. You have to watch the clip of the couple boarding the plane with their new daughter and keep your ears perked up for the words, "I'm going to give the speech."



The series already has a high-profile celebrity fan in Edward Norton, who will be guest-starring on the series as the bassist of a famous band playing the anniversary party of one of the characters.

Check out two more clips after the jump.

The series premieres on Wednesday, September 23, at 9/8c on ABC.
 

Although Megan Fox (who was elsewhere on the planet last night) was awarded the prize for Hottest Girl On the Planet at the Spike TV Guys Choice Awards, Halle Berry deservedly was the woman who took home the honor of Decade of Hotness. The mother-of-one showed off her signature super-short hairdo in a slinky black dress that flaunted her assets. She celebrated her decade of hotness by making out with Jamie Foxx onstage. Things got STEAMY! Witness the ass-grab.

Sacha Baron Cohen graced the stage in an adorable Bruno outfit (a leopard print has never worked so well on a man before) to pick up his Funniest M.F. Award. It was Mel Gibson who kicked off the award show by riding in on horse and gave a Braveheart-esque opening speech. He awarded Brad Pitt and Edward Norton and director David Fincher, who's Fight Club was inducted into the "Guy Movie Hall of Fame."

Brad Pitt, of course, helped kick up the level of star wattage at the event. His partner Angelina Jolie won the prize for Femme Fatale. Mila Kunis, awarded Hottest "Mila," kept it simple and sassy in a black dress.

Gallery Info: Halle Berry, Jamie Foxx, Mel Gibson, Sacha Baron Cohen, Jason Statham, Mickey Rourke, Malin Akerman, Asher Roth, Clint Eastwood, Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, Ben Stiller, Jonah Hill, Bobbe Thompson, Rosario Dawson, Quentin Tarantino, Lars Ulrich, Robert Downey Jr, Eddie Van Halen, Anvil, Fred Willard, Michael Irvin, Judd Apatow, Christopher Mintz Plasse, Mila Kunis and Jack McBrayer at the Spike TV's Guys Choice Awards.

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While Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt were legalizing their idiotic union, Salma Hayek was busy having a second wedding of her own on the other side of the world in Venice, Italy to husband Francois-Henri Pinault.

As you can see, this event attracted a far more distinguished caliber of celebrity with such good friends of the couple in attendance as Penelope Cruz, Javier Bardem, Ed Norton, Bono, Ashley Judd, Gael Garcia Bernal and Lily Cole.

The guest list totaled at approximately 150 guests with the couple's 19-month-old daughter Valentina Pinault acting as flower girl. The bride wore Balenciaga and the groom wore a smile.

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Gallery Info: Salma Hayek, Francios Henri Pinault, Bono, Edward Norton, Ashley Judd, Javier Bardem, Penelope Cruz, Lily Cole, Stella McCartney and Gael Garcia Bernal leaving the Palazzo Grassi Palace.

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The writer and star of the most recent movie installment of The Incredible Hulk, Ed Norton, is doing little to promote the upcoming release of his film. After Norton vehemently disagreed with producers on the final version of the summer action flick, he is now avoiding the usual promotional circuit opting not to give interviews to hype up the movie.

Both Norton and the film's director, Louis Leterrier, had been hoping the picture would be longer and more more in-depth than the version Marvel Studios is set to premiere. Leterrier explains, "I regret that [Marvel and Norton] didn't come to an agreement where we could've all worked together."

Ultimately, I think the problem is the lack of Lou Ferrigno in the formula. There's just something about seeing him dyed green in shredded denim shorts while wearing a wig that looks like a haircut an 8-year-old would give himself with some pinking shears that warms the cockles of my heart.

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Ed Norton believes he holds the formula for a successful movie version of The Incredible Hulk in his hands. The actor wrote the screenplay for the film and is keen on making sure that his vision comes to fruition, so much so that studio bosses fear that the June 13th release date for the action flick might not be met.

According to the New York Daily News, Marvel Studios chairman David Maisel and production president Kevin Feige engaged in a lengthy meeting with Norton earlier this week, trying to reach a resolution on certain aspects of the movie's storyline. Currently, the film is in post-production and as Ed sees it, Dr. Banner (whom he also plays in the movie) is in love, and is battling against an military complex that wants to harness his powers. While all of this is going on, he's also searching for an antidote to his Hulk outbreaks.

I have a feeling that with the way Hollywood seems to be going these days, we'll find out that the Hulk simply is suffering from bipolar disorder. The "untreatable" kind.

Seriously, Angie's going for some kind of world peace Buddhist zen-glazed shit with that wrap, right? She's so beatific. All is love in her jet-set world. No champagne for her, just more ways to make the Earth more heavenly! She's the Most Beautiful Woman In The World! And because we need a reason to run these pics, here's some happy news. Brad's gonna work with his "Fight Club" co-star Eddie Norton again

The Hollywood actors - who starred together in the critically acclaimed 'Fight Club' in 1999 - will team up again in new political thriller 'State of Play'.

Norton will play a congressman whose speedy political rise is threatened by an investigation into the death of his mistress, while Pitt will star as his journalist friend Cal McCaffrey.

Hopefully there's a car chase, because that sounds kind of boring. "Fight Club" is such a good movie. For two reasons. One, no flick makes insecure straight guys more pumped up to punch the crap out of each other. You know there's some black eyes in the frat house after TKE watches that flick on the plasma. Two, the movies features the extended beating of Jared Leto. Which is a beautiful, beautiul thing. 30 Seconds To An Ass-Kicking!

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More photos of Angelina Jolie dropping off Maddox at school are after the jump.

What was the occasion? The couple hit the red carpet for the premiere of the documentary "God Grew Tired Of Us." The film is about four Somalian immigrants. It was a reunion night for Brad. He got to catch up with his former collaborator Edward Norton and his fellow producer Nicole Kidman.

While the Babel star acted as executive producer on the flick, his Australian collaborator stepped into the role of narrator. And, given Angelina's work with the United Nations High Commission for Refugees, it would be fair to assume Brad's partner was also keen to see the fruits of their work. Brad and Nicole's efforts certainly seem to have paid off as the film has received glowing reviews, as well as two awards at the Sundance Festival.

'God Grew Tired' Pair Brad and Nicole Reunited at Premiere [Hello!]

We the award show season almost in full swing, the IFP's Gotham Awards, celebrated the best in independent film. The awards which were held at Chelsea Piers, The Gotham Awards, presented at Chelsea Piers, named "Half Nelson" as best picture, as well as citing its helmer Ryan Fleck as breakthrough director.

Newcomer Shareeka Epps, who plays a student (in "Half Nelson") who discovers the teacher's secret, was named breakthrough performer.

Epps shared her award with Japanese actress Rinko Kikuchi, cast as a deaf teenager in "Babel."

The drama about the repercussions of a shooting in Morocco also captured the award for best ensemble. The cast also includes Brad Pitt, Cate Blanchett, Gael Garcia Bernal and Adriana Barraza.

The documentary award went to James Longley's "Iraq in Fragments."

As the first awards of the season, the Gothams are closely watched as an indicator for the Oscar race, in which relatively few favorites have emerged.

Last year at the Gothams, the breakthrough performer award went to Amy Adams, who went on to capture a supporting actress Oscar nomination for "Junebug."

Soon all the critics lists and awards will be named, plus the National Board of Review will announce its awards Wednesday, followed by the New York Films Critics Circle on Dec. 11. Golden Globe nominations will be announced Dec. 14.

Many more photos (Parker Posey, Ryan Gosling, Kate Winslet, Mira Sorvino, Annabella Sciorra, Bobby Cannavale, Tim Robbins, Edward Norton, Sam Mendes, Rosie Perez, Channing Tatum, Sean Penn, and Alfonso Cuaron) from IFP's 16th Annual Gotham Awards after the jump.

'Half Nelson' Tops Gotham [NY Post]

Everyone is familiar with the "I Am African" campaign that the Keep a Child Alive organization fronts. Last night was the organizations Black Ball presented by Conde Nast Media Group.

The event took place at Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City. The evening entailed a cocktail hour, seated dinner, photo exhibit and silent auction. The hallmark of the night were extraordinary live performances by Alicia Keys, David Bowie, Angelique Kidjo, and more exciting artists. This event honored Richard D. Beckman, president of Condé Nast Media Group; Partners in Health; and Carol Dyantyl of Ikageng Ministries in Soweto, South Africa.

Many more photos (Iman, Alica Keys, Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes, Rachel Roy, Damon Dash, Helena Christensen, David Bowie, Anne Hathaway, Elijah Wood, Gayle King, Russell Simmons, Kimora Lee Simmons, Wanda Sykes, and Edward Norton) from the Conde Nast Media Group Presents "The Black Ball" to Benefit Keep A Child Alive Hosted by Alicia Keys and Iman after the jump.

Written by Lauren Burch