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Mark Zuckerberg reportedly bought the original t-shirt of 'The Social Network' for $4000 in an auction
In a cameo on The Colin and Samir Show, Mark Zuckerberg admitted to buying one of Jesse Eisenberg's T-shirts from the 2010 ...
‘It was weird, man’: Zuckerberg took Facebook employees to see ‘The Social Network’ when it came out
Mark Zuckerberg may not be the most likable figure in Silicon Valley, but we can empathize with him on this: It would feel ...
Bluesky made more money selling T-shirts mocking Zuckerberg than custom domains
Bluesky CEO Jay Graber made a splash at SXSW last week, showing up at her keynote event in a T-shirt that subtly poked fun at ...
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Zuckerberg Buys Rs 3.5 Lakh T-Shirt Worn By Jesse Eisenberg Playing Him In 'The Social Network'
Zuckerberg revealed he bought the T-shirt on "The Colin and Samir Show". Mark Zuckerberg has revealed that he bought a t-shirt worn by actor Jesse Eisenberg while portraying the Meta CEO in David ...
Mark Zuckerberg now owns t-shirt worn by Jesse Eisenberg who played him in The Social Network; it cost him Rs...
Zuckerberg said a friend of his saw the t-shirt being auctioned online and informed him. "One of my friends saw this online at an auction and he was like you have to get this. So I was like all right, ...
Forget tech roasting Mark Zuckerberg is big business; Bluesky strikes gold selling Zuck-mocking T-shirts that outsold two years of domain sales in a day
Bluesky's CEO Jay Graber wore a T-shirt mocking Mark Zuckerberg which quickly became a hit. The $40 shirts generated more ...
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'It's my shirt now': Mark Zuckerberg says he bought the shirt Jesse Eisenberg wore when playing him in 'The Social Network'
Mark Zuckerberg says he now owns a shirt Jesse ... Zuckerberg said he bought the shirt at an auction. The blue T-shirt says Ardsley Athletics XXL on it. In the film, Eisenberg's Zuckerberg wears ...
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Bluesky’s ‘World Without Caesars’ T-Shirt Sells Better Than Its Domain Service
The oversized tees are carbon copies of a shirt donned by Jay Graber, CEO of Bluesky, earlier this month at SXSW in Austin.