A lighthearted moment at a Coldplay concert turned into a major scandal for former tech boss Andy Byron, who is now said to be preparing lawsuit against the band after an awkward kiss cam

The Coldplay controversy is intensifying, as former Astronomer CEO Andy Byron is reportedly considering legal action against the band for "emotional distress" and "invasion of privacy."

Andy Byron, the now-former CEO of the data analytics firm Astronomer, has found himself at the center of an even messier viral firestorm.

Buxton exited after the sixth inning Saturday with left side soreness. He is scheduled to undergo medical imaging Sunday.

The Washington Examiner's Byron York also said the biggest deal President Donald Trump could achieve is with China.

Astronomer, the AI and data software company at the center of a recent viral scandal, is laughing its way out of infamy. Just two weeks after executives Andy Byron and… The post Astronomer Trolls Chris Martin After the Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot Scandal With Help from Gwyneth Paltrow appeared first on Where Is The Buzz | Breaking News,

😂 #Seahawks Jarran Reed on Byron Murphy: “I could see him being defensive player of the year. He’s a great guy, he works hard, he listens.. He’s strong as shit, he’s strong as shit… he’s fast, he’s strong as shit. I don’t think anybody’s gonna be able to block him for real” pic.twitter.com/y7j8mRlKY1

The wife of former Astronomer CEO Andy Byron is reportedly holed up in a $2.4 million Maine mansion since her husband was caught on camera at a Coldplay concert cozying up with his HR chief.

Cowart, who signed with the Jets in free agency, joins a room that is led by Quinnen Williams, but where Cowart will be competing with the likes of veterans Derrick Nnadi, Jay Tufele and Phidarian Mathis, second-year man Leonard Taylor III, and rookies Tyler Baron and Fatorma Mulbah (an undrafted free agent).

Murphy is indeed those things, which explains why the Seahawks made him the second defensive player selected in last year's draft, and that skillset, along with work ethic, toughness and all the other things that go into defensive line play, helped Murphy enjoy a solid, if not statistically impressive, rookie campaign.