yellow // coldplay

and if you were to ask me after all that we’ve been through “still believe in magic?” oh yes I do…

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Hat Films: exploding into spontaneous vocal remixes of popular songs since they fell from the womb of their blessed creators. I edited out one of their spouts of genius from their latest Feed The Beast (Minecraft) video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwG-SAFWd-8  If my friends and I had the ability to do this, school would be a lot more… colourful… Please, you will not regret listening to this shit, trust me…

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“The wristbands feel like another band member now. Or another 80,000 band members. But that’s really what we want the audience to feel like. So the impact they have on the show is that they look great, but they also make us feel like everyone’s involved and it gives us a connection with people that we might not even be able to see.” - Chris Martin (Photography by Sam Neill)

Coldplay headline BBC Radio 1′s Big Weekend in Exeter

BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend: Exeter, England - May 29

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Katie, OK EF4 Tornado. May 9, 2016.

When the heavens twist with fury and rage… #capturingincredible #weather #sky #tornado #supercell #twister #stormchasing #clouds #instaweather #instaweatherpro #nature #natureza #instanature #natgeo #greatplains #tornadoalley #video http://ift.tt/1Y9QzKM

Finding the best views of space from Earth requires Matthew Newman (@matthewnewmanphotography) to brave the darkness. “Most people find it kind of scary … You’re out in the wild by yourself most of the time,” the professional window-tinter and night photographer from Medford, Oregon, says. “Many people don’t have the opportunity to experience the night sky the way that I’m able to,” Matthews says; due to light pollution, most of the world’s population can no longer see the Milky Way with the naked eye: “I try to capture it as best as possible, as natural as possible. Hopefully, it will inspire people, more than anything, to drive away from the city and actually go see it for themselves.”