Coldplay fan Grace Springer revealed she didn’t make money from the viral video she posted of married former Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and his alleged mistress, human respurces executive Kristin Cabot.

A Coldplay concertgoer captured a CEO and HR director's awkward reaction to being shown on "Kiss Cam," resulting in a viral video with over 30 million views and an investigation.

The Coldplay frontman jokingly referenced the recent kiss-cam scandal involving Astronomer CEO Andy Byron during his band’s latest concert — the first since the video went viral. On Saturday night, the singer lightheartedly warned fans that they might appear on the jumbotron during the band’s show at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wisconsin.

While Astronomer CEO Andy Byron resigned over the weekend after he was seen wrapping his arms around executive Kristin Cabot at a concert, she appears to still be with the company as new leadership is

Grace Springer, the fan responsible for filming the now-viral Coldplay kiss cam video, is breaking down exactly how sharing the footage has impacted her life. The 28-year-old appeared on the Monday, July 21,

Astronomer, the tech company that found itself launched into the public eye after its CEO Andy Byron was spotted on a Jumbotron video at a Coldplay concert earlier this week embracing an employee, announced that Byron has been placed on leave.

Astronomer says it is launching a formal investigation after alleged employees were shown together at a Coldplay concert.

Astronomer's Interim CEO Pete DeJoy shared a statement following the now-viral Coldplay video believed to depict the company’s former CEO Andy Byron, who resigned amid the attention.