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Good night, everyone. :) Or good morning, wherever you are. And the wait for LP5 continues . . .

Not much of an update. :(

A COUPLE MORE MINUTES?!

Nothing truly exciting. They talked about breakfast. :lol:

Can't exactly remember the last time I heard Don't Panic. I need to get back into Coldplay mode.

C'mon, Chris. We need concrete details or something.

There's a thread about it here: http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showthread.php?t=74722 :)

It bugs me when that happens, especially on TV. :shifty:

^ No problem! :) RCT: I just found out that Florence Welch of Florence + the Machine was also at the Cosmopolitan on New Years Eve. :freak: I wonder if she bumped into any of the boys.

WOOT CALIFORNIA LISTENERS :awesome:

I think ColdplayingTV is like a weekly video put together by Coldplayers. There's a thread about it here: http://www.coldplaying.com/forum/showthread.php?t=74722 :) I think they're still coming up with ideas.

Welcome to the board and the Muse thread! :nice:

Aw! :hug: Yeah, I have to settle with the filmed version too. At least it's on DVD. :nice:

You're welcome! :nice: My mom told me she might buy me a Coldplay calendar. :wideeyed: But she didn't. Then again, I don't think there is an official 2011 one.

:lol: I'd be squeeing too. :wacky: He seems like a fantastic theatre actor.

You both saw David Tennant live? :freak: I'm a bit of a Tennant fangirl. It looks like an amazing production.

It takes place pretty much right before World War II. Two lovers, Cecilia and Robbie, get separated because Cecilia's little sister accuses Robbie of a crime. Because of the accusation, he ends up getting sent off to war, when in fact, he's actually innocent. You might have heard of the movie, which is based on the book. Keira Knightley and James McAvoy is in it. James McAvoy. :wacky: I read the book before seeing the film. I think I would have actually cried if I didn't know what was going to happen when watching the movie. :(

Ooh, I read Atonement too! The end was really sad. I kind of wanted to throw the book across the room. :bigcry: What book is that? :lol:

:surprised: *goes to YouTube* Ooh, seems like a pretty cool cast! The film does seem quite odd, though. :lol:

:awesome: Haha, I want to marry him too. Then we can solve crimes and run all over London together. :wacky:

:awesome: Gotta love Franz!

?uestLove Air Big Time Rush B. o. B. Bruno Mars Colbie Caillait David Guetta Diddy-Dirty Money Eliza Doolittle Enrique Iglesias Jamie Lidell Javiera Mena Jonas Brothers Justice Justin Bieber Katy Perry Keith Urban Ke$ha Lady Antebellum Linkin Park The Lonely Island Metric Michael Franti . . . I'm scared this post is gonna get cut off or something. Hang on . . . EDIT: Never mind. I can keep going. :blank: Mike Posner Miranda Cosgrove Rascal Flatts Selena Gomez Sia Trey Songz The xx

Muse isn't there. I guess iTunes/Apple didn't ask them?

Eh? That sounds a little strange. :lol: There are some interesting (or downright weird) interpretations of Shakespeare out there.

Ah, that's good to know! I think out of the first three I mentioned (I don't know of those last two), I find the plot for Two Cities the most interesting, but they'll all be fun/interesting to read. Although, I'm not too sure of Great Expectations. :lol: Ooh, I read Midsummer Night's Dream this past summer! It was quite delightful, and had me chuckling in a few places.