Murad Ahmed Mark Elliott Zuckerberg, the billionaire CEO of Meta. He’d been training hard for that tournament since taking up jiu-jitsu during the pandemic. It’s part of a dramatic transformation in ...

Meta billionaire Mark Zuckerberg called himself the “most awkward person” – and admitted there’s one name in particular the internet has tagged him with that has hurt his confidence.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg was spotted wearing a blue T-shirt with the words “Ardsley Athletics” written across it during an appearance on “The Colin and Samir Show” podcast.

During a recent interview, Meta CEO Zuckerberg revealed that he purchased one of the shirts Jesse Eisenberg wore in the 2010 David Fincher-directed drama.

Mark Zuckerberg clicked save on this piece of clothing. The Meta CEO, 40, revealed that he owns a T-shirt that Jesse Eisenberg wore in the 2010 drama based on the story of Facebook’s founding ...

Specifically, Mark was wearing an Ardsley Athletics shirt that Jesse Eisenberg wore in the classic 2010 film The Social Network while portraying him — and when I say he was wearing an Ardsley ...

Mark Zuckerberg, though his opinions on 'The Social Network' are decidedly not positive, purchased a shirt star Jesse Eisenberg wore in the film.

As noted in the podcast, the shirt was listed on PropstoreAuction and won at a bid estimated between $2,000 and $4,000. The description of the item mentions that the blue cotton tee, emblazoned with ...

While discussing the David Fincher-helmed and Aaron Sorkin-penned Oscar-winning pic, host Samir Chaudry asked if the shirt was the same as the one the A Real Pain director wears when Andrew Garfield’s ...

The description of the item mentions that the blue cotton tee, emblazoned with the words “Ardsley Athletics XXL” in cream-colored font, was among Zuckerberg’s wardrobe, as he attended ...

Mark Zuckerberg is now the proud owner of a t-shirt actually worn by Jesse Eisenberg in “The Social Network.” On a recent episode of “ The Colin & Samir Show,” Zuckerberg wore a t-shirt ...

Jesse Eisenberg might prefer to distance himself from The Social Network and its real-life inspiration, but Mark Zuckerberg seems to have no issue keeping the connection alive—right down to ...