Chris Pine is set to star in the upcoming crime thriller Nowhere Fast from filmmaker and Fargo creator Noah Hawley. What do we know about Nowhere Fast? The film is being written and directed by Hawley ...

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The opening ceremony, held at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver-Whistler on Saturday, also featured high-energy performances by Katy Perry, Nelly Furtado and Coldplay's Chris Martin. Martin performed Viva ...

Prince Harry got a special shout-out from Chris ... Martin continued. "It's a pleasure to be here." Samir Hussein/Samir Hussein/WireImage The musician performed "Viva La Vida" and "Higher Power ...

Prince Harry got a special shout-out from Chris Martin ... Games of all," Martin continued. "It's a pleasure to be here." The musician performed "Viva La Vida" and "Higher Power" as well as ...

While the world watched the drama play out, one individual discreetly stepped in to support her: Chris Martin. Yes, Coldplay’s lead singer—the artist behind Fix You—was the emotional rock ...

Chris Martin and members of the Universal Gospel ... He then picked up his guitar to play and sing Coldplay’s hit Higher Power alongside four backing singers. Between the songs he thanked ...

Farmer killed 16-year-old Fred Barras in 1999 but the thief’s accomplice says he doesn’t hold ‘any bitterness or animosity’ towards Martin A murder charge against Tony Martin was dropped ...

The Detroit Pistons swung their first in-season trade of the Trajan Langdon era Wednesday morning, acquiring forward KJ Martin Jr. and two second-round picks from the Philadelphia 76ers ...

After a disappointing three-year run with the Boston Red Sox, Atlanta raised their mast and guided their rudder to Chris Sale last season. He rewarded their trust with a foundation ace season and ...

Chris Murphy, D-Conn., strongly disagrees. He told Morning Edition the president and his allies' moves represent "illegal seizures of power" that ... with NPR's Michel Martin, Sen.