Anthony Edwards

From Lettura's first step in the United States for the 2007 NYC marathon, our steps kept growing and now we're embarking on a bigger destination: building the first children's public hospital in Lettura's homeland in Kenya.  

Motherhood star Anthony Edwards is no stranger to marathons, having run the Chicago 26.2-miler three times since 1999. On Sunday he completed in his first New York City marathon, however, and crossing the finish line was momentous in more ways than one. Not only was it his first race in six years, the 47-year-old former [...]  

If you are fan of Anthony Edwards, get excited. The actor is returning to TV in a new five-hour NBC television special. You may have even heard of the much-anticipated program - it's a little something called the New York City Marathon. Watch this hilarious video as Edwards describes how he's been preparing for his next acting role as "a runner." And make sure to hold out until the three-minute mark where he talks about some of his favorite...  

Also, Suzanne Somers, Jane Krakowski, Julia Stiles, Diane Lane, Alicia Silverstone and more this morning...Tuesday Day:"Today": Tracy Morgan, Anthony Edwards, Suzanne Somers"The Early Show": Katie Lee, Mary Hart"Live with Regis and Kelly": Garry Shandling, Jane Krakowski"The View": Julia Stiles, Bill Pullman, Patrick & Gina Neely "That Morning Show": Lauren McKnight, Bob Proctor"The Bonnie Hunt Show": Alison Sweeney, Victoria Gotti, Greg...  

Filed under: Good News, Gut Reactions, Highbrow Celebrities, Movie News, TV News, Interviews Was NBC trying to kill the drama genre when they decided to plant Jay Leno's folksy talkfest at the tail-end of primetime every night? TV critics and a smattering of on-screen stars tied to the network have been critical of the decision, which has so ... Read more Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments  

NEW YORK, Sept. 25 /PRNewswire/ -- Shoe4Africa Chairman Anthony Edwards attended the CGI Exchange at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) to raise awareness for Shoe4Africa's cornerstone project; building Kenya's first public children's hospital. Edwards will participate in th...  

Oct. 20: TODAY’s Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford talk to actor Anthony Edwards about his new movie, “Motherhood.”Add this to your queueAdded: Tue Oct 20 18:02:10 UTC 2009Air date: Tue Oct 20 00:00:00 UTC 2009Duration: 04:32  

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Tweet This Story! The man we all know as Doctor Greene from the hit television series “ER”, has been making it his life’s mission to help children in Africa, over the past 14-years. But now, Anthony Edwards (aka Dr. Greene) needs your help to make his biggest mission – helping to save the lives of [...]  

Anthony Edwards began supporting Shoe4Africa when the nonprofit's main mission was to give shoes to barefoot children in Kenya. Now that the organization has grown, they're looking to build a pediatric hospital at the request of the Kenyan government. Anthony Edwards ran the New York marathon today to raise money for this effort. WATCH: More on Kenya  

Anthony Edwards is one of the Hollywood celebs running in Sunday's NY Marathon and the former ER star is doing it for a cause that's near-and-dear to his heart. Edwards is leading a fund-raising team for shoe4africa with the goal of raising enough ...  

Check out Anthony Edwards‘ brilliant plan to get back on top of the TV game in this video from Funny or Die. The 47-year-old ER alum is running the New York City marathon tomorrow to support shoe4africa, an organization helping to promote AIDS awareness, create health initiatives and build the first children’s public hospital in [...]9 Vote(s)  

Former E.R. star ANTHONY EDWARDS is very passionate about promoting his new movie MOTHERHOOD because a dollar from every ticket sold via website Fandango.com in the film's...  

Written by Tim Saunders E.R. star Anthony Edwards has announced that $1 from every ticket sold to his new film Motherhood via website Fandango.com – during the film’s first two weeks – will go to charity. The actor has revealed how his sister is a breast cancer survivor and he is thrilled the campaign will benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure. 
 “It’s fantastic,” he said. "Obviously breast cancer affects a lot of women in America. I have a...