Anthony Edwards

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.

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ER finally admits its DOA:

April 8, 2008 at 10:07am PST

Tags: Anthony Edwards, ER, George Clooney, NBC, Noah Wyle

Next year, NBC's "ER" will end its run after a FIFTEENTH and final season.

Did you even know it was still on?

We will always love ER for bringing George Clooney into our living room every Thursday from 1994-2000 but, we have to admit, that's about when we stopped watching. Noah Wyle, Anthony Edwards, Georgie Poo, you certainly were Must See TV.

Golf claps.

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