Ralph Macchio stars in new Coldplay video shot in Melbourne
British rock band Coldplay has released a new video for their song The Karate Kid, starring movie icon Ralph Macchio against a Melbourne backdrop.
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Stoked Scots thank Dan for the Commonwealth Games
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