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Reminds me of that interview Chris gave to college student reporters last fall. Was that in Norwich? Gotta find it and listen to it again.

Ah! The Obama motorcade! He just to throw that in there :lol:

Gwyneth Paltrow wept as she spoke at the 'Stand Up To Cancer' event at the Savoy hotel yesterday after losing her father to the disease ten years ago Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2208274/Gwyneth-Paltrow-backs-Stand-Up-To-Cancer-campaign-losing-father-disease.html#ixzz27TgAspgY

LOSING DAD CHANGED MY LIFE, SAYS GWYNETH PALTROW Tuesday September 25,2012 By Elisa Roche Gwyneth Paltrow arriving for the charity event HOLLYWOOD star Gwyneth Paltrow has told for the first time how her father’s death from cancer has transformed her life. The 39-year-old actress made the revelation as she launched the Stand Up To Cancer charity fund-raising campaign yesterday. Paltrow said that the loss of her writer-director father Bruce Paltrow at 58 had caused her to change her lifestyle. She said: “I completely changed my diet, and I got very serious about exercising and about exposure to toxins. “This is my one life, and I need to invest in myself and my family and make sure that we can do what we can to stay healthy.” The Oscar winner added: “Cancer claims the lives of eight million men, women and children worldwide every year.” Dressed demurely in a grey suit with matching shawl, she added: “I lost my father in 2002 and I am all too aware of the impact this disease has on a family. “Stand Up To Cancer is a grass-roots movement to raise funds for cancer research. We have the power to make cancer powerless and perhaps even end it but it takes research and that requires funding. “Cancer has taken some of the best among us and it is time for us all to stand up and fight back. I am so proud to be standing up to cancer for my dad.” Stand Up To Cancer, which is already a successful charity project in America, will raise money for Cancer Research UK and other research projects. The campaign will culminate in a live television fund-raising event on Friday, October 19 on Channel 4. The evening will see a host of stars come together. Kylie Minogue, who suffered from breast cancer, is also to be involved, Channel 4 said. Comedian Alan Carr, who is hosting the event, added: “Pretty much everyone will be affected by this disease in their lifetime and that’s the very simple reason why I wanted to be involved in this campaign. “Like so many people I have seen how destructive the ‘Big C’ is. I’ve already lost two people this year to cancer and my friend was diagnosed with throat cancer and next week is having a voice box removed and won’t speak again.” http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/348081/Losing-Dad-changed-my-life-says-Gwyneth-Paltrow

This guy from across the pond says so as well. Mike Beckingham ‏@Becksmeister So just to add to this most amazing night we've been joined by Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow! This is literally the best night ever!

Up In Flames. I gave my son a Kindle Fire full of Coldplay music. My heart skipped when I heard him whistling Up In Flames. He knows the hits but Up In Flames? I died!

Thank you for the translation. Way too funny! Crazy Fiorello also wanted Chris to keep his Armani suit?

Well done!

Jonny's just killing it!

Anyway, for the past couple of days, I can't get past AROBTTH, the track. :lol:

Right! I have an interview where Chris says it'll be on the Live 2003 DVD and never in any other form ever. He was going to retire it after the DVD.

Was Moses ever a single?

AROBTTH

The Instyle interview with Diane Von Furstenberg

More from Instyle. I got the magazine.

Knowing your story, Up In Flames never sounded better. Congrats to you!

Gwyneth Paltrow collaborates with Chinti and Parker Actress and lifestyle guru Gwyneth Paltrow has collaborated with British label Chinti and Parker to create two exclusive jumpers for her Goop website. BY OLIVIA BERGIN | 21 SEPTEMBER 2012 Gwyneth Paltrow, aka Mrs Chris Martin, doesn't do things by halves. As part of the stylish collaborations stocked on her lifestyle and e-commerce website Goop , she has created limited-edition pieces with the likes of MiH jeans, hip New York Fashion Week label Rag & Bone and bikini guru Melissa Odabash. This week, it's the turn of British eco-conscious label Chinti and Parker . Since discovering the label during one of her guest edit shoots with luxury e-tailer Net-A-Porter , Paltrow has become a fan of the label's effortless basics, beautiful cashmere and statement knits. Collaborating with the brand's founders, cousins Anna Singh and Rachael Wood, the result is two highly-covetable sweaters: a thick Breton stripe style with a blue breast pocket and elbow patches, and the other a navy design adorned with a white heart print and red elbow patches. "Goop shares many ethical and stylistic values with Chinti and Parker, from a commitment to sustainability and better living to a love of timeless, beautifully made clothing" explains Singh. "We are immensely privileged to have collaborated in this way and hope you love the pieces as much as we do." Chinti and Parker was founded in 2009 and only uses organic textiles. Its cotton pieces are manufactured in Portugal and India - the latter of which where Singh and Wood have family and where production supports the local industry. The only snag about this stylish marriage is that the sweaters, priced $525 (approx £316) and $485 (£300) are only available in the US for now. http://fashion.telegraph.co.uk/columns/olivia-bergin/TMG9557697/Gwyneth-Paltrow-collaborates-with-Chinti-and-Parker.html

Where's the video?

I so love Coldplay. I just heard some very much needed good news so what do I do to celebrate? I'm going to exercise to Coldplay (Glastonbury 2011) for 90 minutes, then I'll walk for an hour to my appointment while listening to Coldplay interviews. Walking in rural GA is very challenging as we don't always have sidewalks. But I'm pumped and with Coldplay on my side, the sky is the limit.

Oh thank you! It vaguely looked familiar. Hopefully we'll have access to the magazine tomorrow.

Another quote from her interview with Diane von Furstenberg for the Instyle Magazine "My brain says, 'Oh, I think I'm done, the kids are so big now, and I don't want to go back to changing diapers,' " Paltrow says. "But a part of me would love to have another. Of course, I'm old now!"

A couple more pictures from the fundraiser

These are supposedly some of the pictures in the Instyle Magazine to hit the stands tomorrow.