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Glastonbury the movie by Julien Temple, will soon be available on 2-disc Region 2 DVD on July 17, 2006. You can pre-order the item from Amazon.com

Special Features

* Shuffle track feature enables viewers to substitute in alternative performances/bands throughout the duration of the film
* 12 extra live performances including: Foo Fighters, Kaiser Chiefs, White Stripes, Beck, The Killers, Goldfrapp, Oasis, Paul McCartney, REM, Nick Cave and Radiohead
* 20 minutes of celebrity interviews from the likes of Coldplay, Noel Gallagher
* John Peel, James Brown and The Dandy Warhols
* 35 minutes of deleted/extended scenes
* Michael Eavis

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PLAYING the doting dad is taking its toll on poor CHRIS MARTIN.

The COLDPLAY frontman looks shattered as he takes his seven-week-old son MOSES out for a stroll in North London yesterday.

Last week the band’s bass player GUY BERRYMAN told me Chris was feeling a bit run down coping with a new baby after being on the road for more than a year.

But now Chris and the boys have a couple of weeks off before the Isle of Wight Festival and the start of their world tour in Australia.

TheSun

Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin named their second child Moses, born in April. Their first child, Apple, remains one of the most renown examples of esoteric names given to celebrity babies.

Right now, a truly original name for a celebrity’s child might simply be Jack, or Jill.

CTV.ca

SHE looks the picture of poise - but accident-prone Gwyneth Paltrow just can’t stop bumping into things.

Seven weeks after giving birth to Chris Martin’s second child Moses, Gwynnie, 33, knocked over the singer’s Apple computer where he stores his Coldplay songs.
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The Tube Music Network will make its Big Apple debut Thursday as a digital-multicast channel on WPIX-TV, the flagship of The WB, with a larger rollout expected by midsummer on cable systems throughout the New York metro area, officials said Wednesday.

WPIX — known as WB11 and owned by Tribune Broadcasting — will carry The Tube on channel 11.2.

MTV veteran Les Garland, The Tube’s CEO, called the launch on WPIX in New York a milestone for the three-year-old multicast network.

“We’ve been amassing momentum since we launched in Los Angeles earlier this month, and we’ll continue to fuel it as we roll out the network in Chicago, Philadelphia, Dallas and other markets this summer, eventually broadcasting The Tube Music Network in nine of the top-10-DMA markets on Tribune stations and 71 of the nation’s top 100 markets counting the stations owned by Tribune, Raycom Media [Inc.] and Sinclair Broadcast Group [Inc.],” Garland said in a prepared statement.

Initially, viewers will need digital tuners to pick up The Tube’s free over-the-air multicast signal in New York. But WPIX is in negotiations with cable operators in the metro area to secure carriage for The Tube, getting the digital network channel slots on local cable systems, a spokeswoman for the TV station said. The Tube expects to be on cable lineups in New York by midsummer.

Tribune’s KTLA is carrying The Tube in Los Angeles, while the broadcaster’s WGN station in Chicago will soon start multicasting it.
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Yet on even her worst days, Kelly said, she feels that Lucas lets her know he’s still with her.

“The song that I played at his funeral, I don’t hear it very often on the radio, but I’ve heard it a couple times — it’s been at very critical moments, so he’s been here when I’ve needed him.”

The song Kelly referred to is “Fix You,” by Coldplay.

TonganoxieMirror

EARNEST Brighton indie-popsters The Upper Room could well capture the hearts of many a lonesome Keane and Coldplay fan while they wait for their idols’ new releases. Last single Black & White debuted just outside the Top 20, and the album Other People’s Lives hits the shelves this week.

IslingtonGazette

Not to take anything away from the original Cars, but without MTV, they might not have had the same success.

They were seminal in that regard. The video for “You Might Think” won awards. It made it one of the biggest records they ever had. Now, you can’t get played on MTV unless you’re Snoop Dogg looking for a girlfriend. In that sense, everything is a little bit different. It feels like we’re a brand new band with no legacy. You have to do this endless promotion that involves all the crap that I stopped doing after awhile, like having to go to a radio station and sing songs after having done a show. Everyone says, “Well, Coldplay does it.” Yeah, but they’re young whippersnappers.

FreeTimes

When Coldplay’s Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow named their first child Apple, Peaches Geldof was quick to warn them that she had spent half her childhood being chased around the schoolyard by kids shouting, “Hey, Peaches, are your parents both bananas?”. Yes, yes they were. Mum Paula Yates would go on to have another daughter, with another rocker, Michael Hutchence. She called that one Tiger Lily Heavenly Hirani.

TheEventGuide

[Jamie] Cook’s dislike of the media isn’t limited to TV. He says he “fucking hates [print] news” and that he doesn’t watch or read anything about the band. That makes it nearly impossible for him to pick up a paper or magazine. Across the world, the group has been called the best British band since Coldplay, since Oasis or since The Beatles, depending on who’s making the claim. The cheering is so loud, it’s easy to forget that a year ago the band were just wannabe punk kids living with their parents.

SDCitybeat