Coldplay’s Chris Martin is happily married to Gwyneth Paltrow– they even have two kids together. But somehow, Chris still feels like an underdog.

“You’ve got to be hungry,” he tells Rolling Stone. “If your wife went out with Brad Pitt, you’d want to prove yourself, you know what I mean?”

Brad, then 31, and Gwyn, then 22, started dating in 1995 after they met on the set of the thriller Seven and got engaged in November 1996. Their two-and-a-half-year relationship ended in June 1997.

Also in the Rolling Stone article, Chris mentions that he sees reason for hope: “As soon as Barack Obama becomes president, people will be a bit more optimistic. If Obama was to be president, it would immediately change the whole outside world’s opinion of America overnight. America’s public image at the moment is really bad. And it’s a bummer, because over half of Americans are the coolest people on the planet. But they’ve been so misrepresented… But I think that, really, the fair thing would be, in electing the American president, to let everyone in the world vote, because it affects all of us. If there was a world vote, there’s no question who would win. No question. Of course, Barack Obama is human like the rest of us. He’s going to f— up. But I’m just trying to look on the bright side. What’s the point of being negative? Where does that get us? It gets you your own radio chat show, but it doesn’t really do anything for the world.”

New interviews bits of Gwyneth Paltrow have been released from the July 2008 issue of Harper’s Bazaar (Pictured here: Proenza Schouler sequined t-shirt, Versace shoes).

On how her pregnancy differed from her mother’s (Blythe Danner): “I may force myself to do it one more time because the result is so worth it. And also my dad said to me that his only regret in life was that he had only two children and he didn’t have more… My mother loved each [pregnancy] to bits; she felt alive and beautiful. I wanted to throw up all the time.”

On being very open to adoption: “I do feel we’re so fortunate, and we kind of owe it to humanity. We have a lot of love to give and a lot of resources.”

On her support for Barack Obama: “I don’t feel there’s any lip service with [Obama]. I don’t feel like he’s one of those jaded politicos who say one thing and are talking out of both sides of their mouth. I also feel we’ve done such damage to our reputation – and as someone who lives outside America for half the year, I overhear things that I wish I didn’t overhear. A lot of people in the West think that we’re not very sensitive to the rest of the world, and I think that having a president called Barack Hussein Obama in 2008 says that we are part of the world, and we don’t want to make unilateral decisions about the fate of all of us. I just pray to God that he wins.”

To read the full Gwyn article, visit HarpersBazaar.com.

Gwyneth Paltrow makes a quick visit to the Kabbalah Centre in London on Tuesday.

The 35-year-old Iron Man actress is looking super pretty in pink on the July 2008 cover of Harper’s Bazaar.

Gwyn recently spoke out about Hollywood having a very short memory: “Jodie Foster was right, especially if you are a woman and especially if you are not 25. Hollywood is pretty cutthroat, and everybody has a short memory. There is always someone who is younger or hotter or prettier… Going from being a mother at home for a long time, which was the greatest time in my life, but also feel like an artist again … that was a gift for me.”

Gwyneth Paltrow looks positively flawless in Versace on the July 2008 cover of Harper’s Bazaar, out June 17.

In the mag, the mother-of-two talks about staying in shape: “All the negative things have actually ended up being really positive because they’ve kick-started me into thinking how I want to look for the rest of my life.”

Continued Gwyn, “And you know, I don’t want to look like a mother who doesn’t care. For myself, for my work and for my relationship, I want to look good.”

And she surely looks good here!

Gwyneth Paltrow sports as pair of stylish red sunglasses as she stops to ask a fellow car driver for directions just near Oxfordshire outside London on Saturday morning.

Gwyn, 35, had children Apple and Moses in the back seat of her Toyota Prius.

Ms. Paltrow was recently tapped as the new face for Italian luxury label Tod’s.

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Gwyneth Paltrow and BFF Madonna have a girls night out and head to the Nobu Berkeley restaurant in London, England.

Gwynie, 35, with Iron Man Robert Downey Jr. have been burning it up at the box office and have earned over $250 million already since opening earlier in the month.

Ms. Paltrow’s new movie, Two Lovers, premiered at the Cannes Film festival and co-stars Joaquin Phoenix. Her experience in shooting that film was much different than Iron Man, saying, “It gave to me kind of a lifeline. I feel like I was really able to be very free and raw and true. Going from being a mother at home for a long time, which is the greatest joy of my life, to feel like an artist again … that was a gift.”

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Gwyneth Paltrow takes her son Moses, 2, to the Hospital of St. John and St. Elizabeth, in St John Wood in London on Thursday.

The 35-year-old actress arrived around 3:15pm local time and stayed for about one hour before heading out in her Prius. Let’s hope both both Gwyn and Moses are doing okay!

UK’s Telegraph is reporting that Ms. Paltrow has joined the cast of King Lear. She’s tipped to take the role of Regan, Lear’s treacherous middle daughter. Keira Knightley is rumored to will play Cordelia, the youngest daughter of the King, who will be portrayed by Sir Anthony Hopkins.

The $35 million film will feature epic battle sequences, announced its makers at the Cannes Film Festival. Lear’s eldest daughter, Goneril, has not been cast yet. More Here! »

Check out Gwyneth Paltrow’s new ad campaign for Italian label Tod’s for their autumn/winter 2008-9 collection.

According to UK’s Vogue, Mario Testino photographed the campaign in Capri last month. The 36-year-old actress is said to evoke a “uber luxurious, outdoors-y life of a beautiful Italian aristocrat from the heady days of the jet-set era.”

“Gwyneth effortlessly embodies the spirit of the all American woman with timeless elegance and modern flair - the perfect representation of the Tod’s woman,” says creative director Derek Lam. “And, of course, beyond her impeccable style, she is an artist whose body of work I greatly admire.”

And apparently, Gwyn has a film short for Tod’s premiering in Cannes!