coldplaymom

Awww! We're making fun of Lory this afternoon. Can I join in?

Taped, live via satellite? Options abound.

I have a hard time believing you but I'll take your word for it. I never had an opinion as to where the thread should be. Right here is just fine with me.

Sure, whatever!

I don't believe you and I have ever chatted before. That wasn't directed at you. Had anyone else posted that article, we wouldn't be having this disucssion at all. Ian assured me he didn't mind double posting. Again, I really don't care in which section this thread is located.

I really don't care where it's located. Impartiality is a virtue though.

We're old. It's a Cadillac.:)

It's not the only new thing. I don't think I'm getting defensive at all.

B/c it's her event and her thread is in the Coldplay section? Do we really need to do this?

Trying to work out Coldplay in a conversation at a car dealership. We got a good deal too. :lol:

Me too! Live via satellite would be great as well.

There's new news! Coldplay will perform.

I don't know how Coldplay will accomplish this fit seeing as they are performing in the Hague on September 6th. Perhaps via sattelite or will the performance be taped?

Gwyneth Paltrow, Julia Roberts, Taylor Swift among stars set for Stand Up to Cancer telethon By Associated Press, Updated: Wednesday, August 22, 6:05 AM LOS ANGELES — An A-list cast of celebrities is joining a telethon to raise money and awareness to fight cancer. Gwyneth Paltrow, Julia Roberts, Matt Damon, Samuel L. Jackson and Emma Stone are among the stars participating in the third Stand Up to Cancer telethon, the organization announced Wednesday. Paltrow also is an executive producer for the fundraiser that will be carried commercial-free from 8-9 p.m. EDT Sept. 7 on the four major broadcast networks, ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC, and more than a dozen cable channels. Musical performances by Taylor Swift, Coldplay, Alicia Keys and Tim McGraw are planned, and more than 25 movie, TV and sports stars will be on hand to take phone pledges, said executive producer Joel Gallen. Laura Ziskin, founder of Stand Up to Cancer and producer of its first two telethons in 2008 and 2010, lost her seven-year fight against breast cancer last year. The “Spider-Man” movie producer was 61. Ziskin represents “tremendous shoes to fill,” Gallen said. “I can’t really replace Laura, but I’m coming from a different point of view, from a respectful point of view, and continuing the mission she was on.” Hope is the theme for this year’s telethon, Gallen said. It will include information on how to prevent cancer and on the treatment research funded by Stand Up to Cancer, also known as SU2C. The experiences of several patients who are part of Stand Up to Cancer trials will be explored in mini-documentaries that show the progress made in just a few years of effort, Gallen said. The organization said it has awarded about $120 million in grant commitments to multidisciplinary research “Dream Teams” and to scientists seeking innovative approaches to end cancer’s role as the world’s leading cause of death. Of the $180 million-plus that has been pledged, some larger donations are being made over a period of several years, a spokeswoman said. Katie Couric, who joined with Ziskin and other women in the entertainment industry to found Stand Up to Cancer, will appear in the telethon. Others taking part include Jessica Biel, Jeremy Renner, Seth Rogan, Masi Oka, Simon Baker and Rashida Jones. Couric lost her husband to colon cancer, while Paltrow’s late father, director Bruce Paltrow, had oral cancer. Some participants, such as Michael Douglas, have fought the disease themselves. Cable channels carrying the telethon are BIO, Encore, HBO, Showtime, HBO Latino, ION Television, LMN, Logo, MLB Network, mun2, Palladia, Starz, TBS, Smithsonian and VH1. Stand Up To Cancer, which also receives corporate donations, is a program of the Entertainment Industry Foundation, a philanthropic arm of the TV and movie industries. The American Association for Cancer Research is the scientific partner of Stand Up To Cancer and conducts scientific oversight of its research projects in conjunction with the SU2C advisory committee. http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/tv/gwyneth-paltrow-julia-roberts-taylor-swift-among-stars-set-for-stand-up-to-cancer-telethon/2012/08/22/a20af558-ec3f-11e1-866f-60a00f604425_story.html

Sanity restored. I went to bed very upset last night.

I have an interview where Chris seems to say that Matt Miller joined the band around 2004 when the Nappies video was being made? Do we know if he was with them before that?

So who's hard life are we talking about? And why were you rolling eyes?:confused:

I've already addressed the gesture. Now I'm going for a walk.

Yes, I reserve the right to make fun of Chris' girlie shirt and call it a blouse without being lectured about it. Until I became a Coldplay fan, I had never heard of the w.... word and I'm only learning today that it has to do with sex. This all might sound strange to you but it is the truth.

It can't be everybody since I didn't see it until you pointed it out. BTW where's the shit and the w... then in that gesture?

Well, where I sincerely see a musical instrument, you see a sexual act.

It's not my fault you have a dirty mind.

I see rolling eyes and a hand playing an instrument. I have a very clean mind, I guess.

That's exactly what it means and I had to look it up. No, I'm not looking for BFFs but I don't like slander either.

I was going to type whatever, then decided to look on the emoticon page to see if there was an equivalent and found it. No, I do not insult people. I argue a lot, but insults I don't do.