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ohhh yea! i am sorry, mimixx! thanks sooooo much! i guess i was engrossed too much in reading the interview!:P:embarrassed::wink3::cool:

^Yea, thats what i thought! They are going to be in abu dhabi while the new year rolls in!

AS TOLD TO CARL CHERY @CCHERY You and Jay-Z are friends. When did you two first meet? 2005 maybe? So it was after you started listening to his music? Yea, yea. How did you meet? That is a good question. For some reason I can’t remember. Sometimes I think I met someone and I’ve actually seen them on West Wing or something. And that becomes embarrassing, but with him it was around 2005 and I was as psyched then as I am now to be able to spend time with him. Reports say you guys have become really good friends. How did you guys become close? Well, just by… I guess sharing the same love of music and life. I think there’s probably an element of coming from such different worlds. It’s always interesting to hear the other’s perspective and experience. But really it comes down from the fact that I regard him as an awesome individual. What he’s doing with me I have no idea. [Laughs] I remember in an interview with Gwyneth [Paltrow] she said that your kids call him Uncle Jay. How did that start? I don’t know, man. I didn’t say that. What was it like producing a hip-hop record when you did “Beach Chair” on Kingdom Come? Well, [i produced] 50 percent of it. And then I let it go too soon. I regret that because it was a great rhyme. His words were great and I don’t feel like I quite delivered musically. It had a lot of potential but for some reason I lost confidence towards the end of working on it so I gave it away and I shouldn’t have. It’s one of the most popular songs on that record. It’s quite tender, especially at that time for him it was quite original. I don’t know. Anything we work on I can’t listen to so I have no idea what I would think about it now. But…it was a great…it’s so great when you get to get out of your musical compartment and work in someone else’s. You learn a lot. So I learned a lot from working on that. I remember listening to A Rush of Blood to the Head and then listening to 50 Cent’s The Massacre. He has a song “God Gave Me Style” where he uses the lyrics from your hook on “Got Put a Smile Upon My Face.” Did you hear the 50 version. I probably did. I had forgotten about that to be honest. But that’s cool, right? It’s funny. Coldplay is a band who a lot of people really fuckin’ hate and it always surprises me some of the people that like us. When someone like 50 quotes you it’s a very cool feeling. Have you been listening to any hip-hop to inspire you for Mylo Xyloto? The things I was really listening to. Of course, you know, Kanye’s 808s & Heartbreaks, which I love. That was quite formative. I’m a big fan of Rihanna. I know that’s not hip-hop enough for you, but… then a lot of old gospel music. But hip-hop exactly? We kinda went back a bit on trying to learn about earlier stuff. You know, listening to Run-D.M.C. Gwyneth was on TV rapping “Gangsta Gangsta.” Very, very impressive. She has that stuff really in her brain. It’s amazing. It’s an amazing unexploited talent. Another person who sampled you was Swizz Beatz when he had that song “That Oprah.” It sampled “La Vida Loca.” Oh yea , I love him. He’s a good guy. And I very much like to see him when I see him, you know what I mean? The rock community can be sometimes quite aggressive towards each other, not so much anymore because everyone has to stick together because the music industry is shrinking, but you know, in times past bands can be quite mean about each other. So it’s always surprising to me when someone like Swizz is like, “I like your record.” I take it as a big boost, but I also get happy if anybody tells me they like our music. What was your reaction when you saw the “You know how I know you’re gay, ’cause you like Coldplay” scene in The 40-Year-Old Virgin? I tell you what. It’s funny, but it was at a time where we were taking a lot of crap from a lot of people. And I was on an airplane and I was like, “You know what? I’m just gonna forget about all that nonsense and watch a Steve Carrell movie and just laugh.” So I was switching off from the world and then in the middle of that movie there’s that joke, but you know, first of all it’s funny and second of all it really is not much of insult. I’m comfortable with the fact now that, I mean, our music is like candy. You know we don’t all have to like the same things. We try and make what we do as great as we can. It’s there if you want it. And If you don’t want it then don’t worry about it. But fuck you. [Laughs] http://www.xxlmag.com/features/2011/11/chris-martin-outtakes-from-november-2011-issue/

awssssuuuuuummmm interview!

we have different time zones! and plzzzzzz dont wait hours now! i am already impatient!

The rush of blood to the head era when chris had the cropped hair cut and collared jackets! In Second place would be the viva era, i liked the revolutionary outfits! I personally dont like the MX era outfits!

Please scan it guys when you get it in newsstands!

I hope some better pics come up fast!

i agree with you so much! i think you should NEVER read reviews before you hear an album ! same with movies! the reviews are all politics!

At least, it will be an interview so that would be the words coming out of Chris' mouth ! hence how bad q is , is not going to hamper this!

warning sign! thats one of their best songs

Thanks ! Bdw is Q really so bad?

sorry man, but i think You should take english lessons! Then everyone will understand you!

"I'm coming home again........" i am buzzing on to homecoming by kanye west ft. Chris martin right now!

Well, i am not quite certain either! I dont think coldplay is gwyneth and chris! And i also dont think gwyneth paltrow got paid or anything either!

new interview Gwyneth Paltrow's other side A common misperception of me is that I am cold, says Gwyneth Paltrow, who's having fun revealing her true self to the world. The actress talks about acting, singing and being the face of US leathergoods brand Coach. Of the actresses working today — and let's even include those from earlier generations — few seem able to inspire such opinion, divisiveness — even wrath — among the movie-going public as Gwyneth Paltrow. She knows it, too. When tabloid! caught up with the actress recently, she was in Beijing, performing ("performing" being the operative word, as you will see later) her duties as the face of US leathergoods brand Coach, which is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year. But when the talk strays from handbags ("I am totally a bag person," she says) into her life, she opens a small window into the world of an actress continually on the receiving end of snide remarks. Article continues below She opens strongly: "A common misperception of me is that I am..." before her voice quietens. "Cold." She gives a giggle. Whether she cares about this misperception, she doesn't reveal. But the Shakespeare In Love star is making strides, she says — not to correct people, but simply to show the world another side of her. With projects like Glee — in which she had a recurring guest role as a substitute teacher, Holly Holliday — her cookbook, and her hilarious tweets, does she think the world is getting to know the real Gwyneth? "I agree. I think I've had a lot of opportunity lately to express my real self, my more humorous side, my more open side," says Paltrow. "It's been a nice change." The revelation that she actually cooks and eats — her cookbook, My Father's Daughter, is dedicated to her late father Bruce Paltrow, and has few of the macrobiotic recipes she was once famous for, and more duck, drinks and stone-baked pizza with her kids — probably went some way to changing people's perceptions of her, although it received its fair share of backlash too, mainly aimed at the price of the more unusual ingredients she uses and namely, that backyard pizza oven. Outside the US, her smiling face adorns adverts for Coach, in a campaign shot by acclaimed photographer Peter Lindbergh. ("I've worked a lot with him in the past and we had a very fun day shooting, it was easy and fast and wonderful," she says) — another avenue for her to put herself back in the public eye, in a different way. Longtime fan "Gwyneth is someone that we think reflects the best of Coach aesthetics," says Coach executive creative director Reed Krakoff, ahead of a VIP dinner in Beijing's 798 art district in honour of Paltrow and the brand's anniversary. She was signed on as the face of the brand earlier this year, and says she's been a longtime fan of the accessibly luxurious brand, and still has the first Coach bag she bought. "My favourite Coach bag, I have to say, is my original Coach bag that I still have — the cross body. It's a very chic square with a long strap. I love that one, but I also love the woven ones, the bucket ones that are around right now." "She's someone that has a strong sense of personal style, she's intelligent, she's accomplished, and someone that is unique in her approach to fashion and style," adds Krakoff. But it seems Paltrow's singing talents have been the biggest salvo in Operation: Love Gwyneth. In Glee, she was funny and in full voice — and sang Cee Lo Green's Forget You. In Country Strong, her film about a washed-up, alcoholic country singer, she performed all her own songs, one of which was Oscar nominated, leading to her getting back on the Oscar stage, after receiving her Best Actress Award, to sing live. That was after performances at the Grammys and the Country Music Awards in 2010. Getting up on stage is what Paltrow's all about these days it seems, so when Coach's execs invited her to Beijing for their event, they also asked her if she would perform at the dinner ("why not try?" one of the PRs told me). What did Paltrow do? Accepted with open arms, of course. In between courses of butternut squash ravioli and braised beef short ribs (from an Italian menu designed by Paltrow's food friend, chef Mario Batali), a Stella McCartney-clad Paltrow stunned the audience when she took to the stage and belted out some of her favourites: Wishing Well, by Terence Trent D'Arby; Cruisin', her hit from the 2000 film Duets; and Forget You, the clean version of Cee Lo Green's famous song. All this singing success lead to talk earlier this year that she was on the verge of signing a record deal, pitting her again her rock star husband, Coldplay's Chris Martin. It's something she says she was nervous about taking on. "I was offered a few record deals but at the time I just felt that it wasn't the right time," Paltrow says, cautiously, almost questioning herself. "I don't know... You never know. I was really enjoying doing singing that was related to my acting work, like Country Strong and Glee. And I feel like I don't know how to make that transition into how to be just a singer on my own. But I'd like to do another musical movie and do a record to go with that, maybe. We'll see." Gwyneth on... Being a "silly person": "I am very silly with my kids — on Halloween we were very silly with make-up. I have fun with them. It can get very silly." Her personal style: "I grew up in New York City and I went to an all-girls school where I had to wear a uniform. And that idea of a uniform — something that you wear everyday, that looks good, that's classic — I kind of have my uniform and I have a twist on it every day. I look to women of older generations like Katharine Hepburn, Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn, who really had their own style. Even someone like Angelica Huston today really wears what works for her and looks great." What's next: "I want to eat some Peking duck! And then my next plan is to finish my work here and go home to London and get ready for Thanksgiving." Mylo Xyloto: "I am definitely listening to Coldplay's album! Right now my favourite is Us Against The World or Charlie Brown." Ageing: "I'm not afraid, it's inevitable, I am not that excited about it. I am gonna fight it every step of the way. But I also think it's nice to be a real woman who's lived life and had kids and experiences and heartbreak and joy and all of that shows on your face

what exactly are you talking about in that thread?:inquisitive: i mean no offence but , i didnt quite get you !

GLASTO!!!!!! GLASTO !!!!!! Chris himself has said that most of the coldplay hits were written with glasto in mind!

I really hope somebody scans it as soon as it comes out!

ROFL :D !that would be awsumn! My minds in the gutter with this one.......gwyneth talking about how jonny is a constant presence ..... :P

I really also hope they are not going to publicize their relationship! I liked them as they didnt seem like all other celebrities who always sell their personal lives and shove their intimate details most people dont want to know into our faces !:O

when you keep coming to coldplaying and blasting off to coldplay music all day :) even though you exams are starting in a week!!!

i dont think thats gonna happen, but chris does have some very very attractive muscles!!!!!!!!:thinking::D

can someone scan it fast as it comes out! i am interested!

i am a bit confused by that too!:inquisitive: