“They balance each other out. Chris and I are like Jay and Beyonce; two paranoid ironists and two calm grounded people.”

—  Chris Martin

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Gwyneth Paltrow to Q Magazine on the friendship they share with Jay Z & Beyoncé, 2011.

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