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MTV Blog: Search For Food Leads To Lunch With Coldplay’s Chris Martin

MTV Blog has posted from behind the scenes at this years MTV Movie Awards at Universal Studios. Here is their entry:

 

Because of the still-smoldering fires on the Universal Studios lot, most — and by most, I mean all — of the restaurants surrounding the Gibson Amphitheatre are closed. Well, closed except for the 30 minutes when they were all open, which is when I managed to score some sushi, which is also when Chris Martin enters into this.

 

See, while I was crushing some California rolls, the restaurant decided to shut off food service again. Minutes later, I see a rather tall fellow in aviator shades waving frantically at me from across the promenade. (That sentence reads particularly Victorian for whatever reason.) Startled, I realize it’s none other than Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, whom I chatted with yesterday during rehearsals.

 

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Turns out, he was starving, and was having no luck finding an open restaurant. Dazed, he saw me and wandered over. “Can I please have some of your beans?” he pleaded, pointing at my edamame (the photo above captures him mid-plea).

 

Of course, I gave him some, while my lunch buddies — not to mention a gathering throng of gawkers — looked on in awe. Sated, he thanked me and wandered back into the backstage area. And I wrote this blog entry about how I had a sushi lunch with Chris Martin.

 

More on this story here [thanks monicka]

 

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