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I absolutely love this one! Chris must have cracked a joke:laugh3:

Penetration? I'll never forget that facial expression:laugh3::laugh3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Vz-ps6MVvWY#t=57s [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vz-ps6MVvWY]Backstage Pass - Coldplay & KT Tunstall Part One - YouTube[/ame]

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Rome final master classes from Nadal and Serena May 19, 2013 -- Updated 1602 GMT (0002 HKT) Rafael Nadal savors his sixth title of his remarkable comeback and 24th Masters crown after thrashing Roger Federer ni Rome (CNN) -- Rafael Nadal and Serena Williams underlined their status as overwhelming favorites for the French Open by breezing through their respective title matches in Rome Sunday. Nadal crushed long-time rival Roger Federer 6-1 6-3 in a one-sided final at the Foro Italico. Earlier, Williams blasted 41 winners as she beat Australian Open champion Victoria Azarenka by the same score. It was her 24th straight win and she is 16-0 on clay this season with three tournament wins. http://edition.cnn.com/2013/05/19/sport/tennis/tennis-rome-nadal-federer-serena/index.html

Serena Williams beats Azarenka to win Italian Open http://sports.yahoo.com/news/serena-williams-beats-azarenka-win-135701540--ten.html

The Italian Open 2013 Finals are set and it's every tennis fan dream! vs vs Tennis haven for this fan!

Geez! This guy pretended to be Gwyneth's bodyguard and got in a VIP party at Cannes Film Festival [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAVWtkyvLlY]Bodyguard challenge - YouTube[/ame]

Sat, 18 May 2013 at 12:45 pm Gwyneth Paltrow Debuts 'Beach' Magazine! Gwyneth Paltrow graces the cover of Beach magazine’s debut issue, hitting newsstands Thursday, May 23 and available to download on Tuesday, May 21! Here’s what the 40-year-old actress had to share with the mag: On her love of food: “I have always loved food, I was raised by a foodie. I love to cook and eat. My father was obsessed with good food and he passed it on to me.” On how to balance exercise, food and rest: “Find what works for you. I think it’s important to move a little everyday. If you don’t have time for a full workout, do what you can – walk to work, take the stairs. Above all, don’t beat yourself up. We’re all trying to do so much. Ease up on yourself and do what’s in front of you to the best of your ability.” On giving advice to her younger self: “Not to worry so much; to ease up on myself; that everything happened for a reason; to embrace the obstacles…it’s all part of the soul http://www.justjared.com/2013/05/18/gwyneth-paltrow-debuts-beach-magazine/

Please make a video regardless.:)

I personally think they're done but who knows?

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You're my kind of fan. We can live with an album full of Politik:laugh3::laugh3:

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Right! When you read the articles, it comes across like she's demanding a lot, but yet those who can afford it are actually getting a very good deal for their money. Yes, especially when you consider it's for 2 as well and air-fare is included. Groupon is probably picking up the difference.

As I'm thinking about this more and more, $2k to spend a weekend in NYC isn't much at all. 2 nights in a good hotel cost almost $1k, add the spa treatment, the dinner, etc. It seems Gwynett isn't pocketing anything at all.

Gwyneth Paltrow’s £1,300 private cooking lesson sells out in less than 24 hours Thursday 16 May 2013 12:19 pm The Iron Man 3 actress, who recently released her second cook book, It’s All Good, launched an exclusive offer on Groupon.com on Tuesday that sold out in less than 24 hours. Gwynnie invited 60 fans to splash the cash on an ‘epic trip’ to New York on June 14, during which she will give a private cooking lesson. As well as tickets to the VIP event, the package also included a round-trip airfare from anywhere in the U.S. or Canada to New York, airport transfers, two nights at a Hilton hotel, spa treatments and dinner at a upmarket French restaurant in the city. Billed as an exclusive event for fans of her lifestyle blog goop.com, the 40-year-old’s promotional ad read: ‘You and a friend are invited to the private goop event, which begins at 6pm on Friday, June 14. ‘You can munch on appetizers and sip cocktails before goop editor-in-chief Gwyneth Paltrow gives a cooking demonstration. You’ll leave with a signed cookbook. ‘Not only will you meet Gwyneth, you’ll also dine at the Bistro La Promenade restaurant, get the star treatment at Great Jones Spa, and catch 40 winks stay at the 4-star DoubleTree by Hilton Metropolitan New York.’ http://metro.co.uk/2013/05/16/gwyneth-paltrows-1300-private-cooking-lesson-sells-out-in-less-than-24-hours-3762958/

I'm just glad we have an event to look forward to. I'm sure at least 1 of the boys will show up for the awards.

ok let's give it a 3rd try Pizza on Apple's birthday. Top left hand corner.

As if I expected anything else from you! The only difference between that post and mine is the band's picture. I was posting while working and couldn't be bothered.

Just a cool $2K, no biggie!

Welcome to the messageboard, Pino. All I did was cut & paste.:)

Yes, Happy 9th Birthday, Apple. We know she had a disco themed birthday over the weekend. I hope she had fun.

13 May 2013 Last updated at 20:58 ET Coldplay to receive best British act Silver Clef Coldplay The band were chosen to perform at the closing ceremony for the Paralympic Games in 2012 Coldplay are to receive the best British act award at this year's Nordoff Robbins O2 Silver Clef Awards. The Grammy award-winning group gained worldwide fame with their first top 10 track, Yellow, in 2000. Since then they have sold more than 60 million records, had five number one albums and won several awards including eight Brit awards and seven Grammys. Frontman Chris Martin said receiving the Silver Clef prize meant a "huge amount" to the band. "Nordoff Robbins is an organisation that lies very close to our hearts," he said. "They provide life-changing music therapy for thousands of people each year and we're humbled to collect this award in their honour." The band will receive their prize at a London ceremony on 28 June. The annual Silver Clef awards honour artists from across the music industry, while raising money for the music therapy charity. Influential Nordoff Robbins chairman David Munns said Coldplay were most deserving of the award. "Coldplay are one of the British music industry's great successes," he said. "They have dominated the British music scene for a decade and their music has influenced a generation." Organisers hope to raise £500,000 from the awards to fund 20,000 life-transforming music therapy sessions for children and adults across the UK. Ten awards will be presented at the ceremony, including the innovation award to singer-songwriter and record producer, Labrinth and the classical award to trumpet soloist Alison Balsom. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-22512962

Goop is oozing all over Gwyneth Paltrow's life Donna Freydkin, USA TODAY8:54 p.m. EDT May 12, 2013 Running the lifestyle brand — along with parenting — is her 'main job,' the actress says. NEW YORK — Fresh from a very fashionable few days in her native Manhattan, Gwyneth Paltrow is prepping for a flight across the pond to deal with much more pressing family issues involving her daughter. "It's Apple's birthday weekend. We're having a disco party in the house. I have to get her food organized. She's so specific," Paltrow says with a smile after a full afternoon of interviews. Like mother, like daughter. Paltrow is nothing if not particular about her attire, her food choices, her workouts, and just about everything else in her seemingly endlessly chic life. It's what spawned Goop, her newsletter-turned-lifestyle website, and it's offspring, the Goop city-guide series of apps. And Paltrow, who launched Goop five years ago this October, never saw any of this coming. "I never know where I'm going. I never know what I'm doing. I'm on this weird journey." That isn't the first word that comes to mind when you think of Paltrow, who's endlessly polished and toned and stylish. But spend a few minutes with her, and what resonates isn't her beauty — which is dewy and glowing the day after a very late night — but her bawdy, biting sense of humor and her candor. Unlike so many trim celebs, she doesn't pretend that she comes by her physique through a freakish metabolism or by chasing after her kids. She works. Hard. "Right now I'm just so (expletive) tired," she says. "After my Iron Man and cookbook press tour and this, I'm done. I think I've answered every conceivable question. Your brain freezes." But seriously, how can she look so fresh the day after partying until near-sunrise for the Met Gala? "Are you crazy? I'm like RuPaul! I have so much makeup on. Foundation! Last night, I was literally a transvestite," she quips. Paltrow just finished promoting Iron Man 3, the film behemoth of the summer, and her second best-selling cookbook, It's All Good. The last stop for her, before she heads to London, where she lives with husband Chris Martin and their kids, Apple, 9, and Moses, 7, is talking up the city-guide component of Goop. Right now, the apps cover London, New York and Los Angeles, but next up, she's launching one for Paris. (Full disclosure: This reporter independently downloaded the London city guide during a recent trip there, and Paltrow's recommendations are spot on.) "I really pound the pavement. But I love it. It's so much fun. It's about curation and connection. I did the app for myself because it's so helpful and it's so practical. The website I do for other people," Paltrow says, adding that she loves "the idea that you could share something that could positively impact someone's life." Running Goop takes up most of her non-family time. "Sometimes I go to the office. We have a growing team now. My buyer will come over and go through stuff and ideas and drawings," she says. On a typical day, "I wake up with the kids. Breakfast. School run. I have an hour to work. I work out, and then I do Goop until it's time to pick up the kids. It's kind of my real main job. I can only do one movie a year. It's too hard on the family. It's great to have a few jobs! I work hard to keep it good." It's especially crucial for her because for the most part, Paltrow has put acting on the back burner to focus on her Goop brand. She's hoping to do a film about Pablo Picasso, if the financing comes together, but otherwise isn't heading to a soundstage anytime soon. "I say no to everything pretty much. When I have an interesting part or really interesting people to work with, I love acting. It's just a lot of time away when the kids are so little. You're gone. So it's hard. I'm not sure what I'm going to do next. Something really worth my time." She says she's happiest at home in London, where she cooks something every day for her kids — skewers and vegetarian chili are favorites — and tries to live as quiet a life as possible. But then there's the other Gwyneth, the one who was just dubbed the world's most beautiful woman by People magazine. Her husband, she says, "was really proud. It was very sweet. I got so many e-mails about that. I loved it, because I feel like I'm a mother and I'm a woman. I was very, very honored. It's a huge title, even though it's not true. I always see what's wrong with me. I've got crow's feet, and one boob is sagging more than the other." She says she feels prettiest when she's home and loved and confident. "I have good kids. I'm doing a good job. I'm OK — when I'm not putting pressure on myself or criticizing myself." http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/people/2013/05/12/gwyneth-paltrow-goop-city-guides/2150157/