The Sorta-Star-Studded NYC Marathon

November 2, 2009 at 7:56am PST
Tags: Alanis Morisette, Anthony Edwards, David Blaine, Edward Norton, Marathon, New York City, Teri Hatcher

The New York City Marthon was this weekend and the stars came out for it (some of them anyway).

Edward Norton and Anthony Edwards, who are in better shape than we ever thought, finished in under four hours, and Alanis Morisette came in just under four-and-a-half.

It's a pretty awesome accomplishment, considering that most people around the country spent Sunday morning nursing a hangover from a Halloween party. That may have included Teri Hatcher and David Blaine, by the way, who were rumored to be running and didn't show. (Hatcher's rep did say she was home with the flu though. A likely story!)

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