Madonna divorce is on, no off, on, no, its off...

Sorry to see this but marriages never work out in Hollywood!!!!!!!!

July 27, 2008  Like 3

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Madonna may be trying to adopt a second child from Malawi, her husband Guy Ritchie was quoted as saying in an interview published Sunday. The Observer Magazine asked the British filmmaker whether there was any truth to tabloid reports that he and Madonna were working to adopt a second child from the impoverished south African nation. "Possibly," Ritchie was quoted as saying. A representative for Ritchie could not immediately be located to comment on the report. Madonna's New York-based publicist Liz Rosenberg. Ritchie and Madonna already have a 2-year-old son from Malawi. David Banda, whose adoption was finalized only thee months ago, lives with the couple in London. The Sun newspaper earlier this month quoted a Malawian official as saying that Madonna's representatives had been visiting another child in the country and that the government was waiting for the singer to make a formal application for adoption. David's adoption was a trying process for the singer, who had to wait months for her custody to be endorsed by the chaotic Malawian justice system - all the while enduring criticism from children's advocacy groups who accused her of using her celebrity to improperly influence the process. She denied the allegations.

August 25, 2008  Like

Madonna has always reveled in controversy and with the recent launch of her concert tour, "Sticky & Sweet," the 50-year-old pop star has kicked up a new fuss by comparing John McCain to Adolf Hitler in a video. The dust-up is the latest in a career of risky moves that have paid off handsomely for Madonna, whose tours and albums have long mixed music with politics, sex and religion. While other stars rose to fame in the 1980s then faded away, "Material Girl" Madonna has become a global star and even courted controversy to stay relevant to younger audiences. "Madonna seems to be an extraordinarily brilliant business woman in the business of culture," said Robert Thompson, a professor of media at and pop culture at Syracuse University. "She's controlled her controversy, so every time she's been in controversy it does her good not bad ! As her world tour opened in Cardiff, Wales, over the weekend, Madonna showed a video montage juxtaposing images of Hitler with McCain, the Republican senator from Arizona running for president against Democratic Sen. Barack Obama. The Democrats on Monday launched their nominating convention. McCain's campaign blasted Madonna with a campaign spokesman telling media organizations that the video was "outrageous, unacceptable and crudely divisive." Abraham Foxman, national director for Jewish group The Anti-Defamation League also issued a statement calling it "outrageous to invoke Nazi imagery in the context of John McCain's candidacy." In 2005, Rabbis criticized Madonna over a song, "Isaac," that they said used an inappropriate reference to a 16th century mystic. Madonna also has drawn the ire of the Vatican over sexual themes such as simulating masturbation on stage. Her 1989 song "Like A Prayer," with links between religion and eroticism, caused Pepsi-Cola to cancel a sponsorship deal. In 1992, she released a book called "Sex" with nude pictures of the star that caused a media sensation, and in 2003 her same-sex kiss with Britney Spears at MTV's Video Music Awards proved to be yet another celebrity news firestorm. While Thompson noted that Madonna has successfully boosted her career in the past with controversy, he added that celebrities should speak their minds if they want. "The whole notion of a democratic republic is that this wasn't just about politicians, that anyone could shoot their mouth off about whatever they wanted to!

August 26, 2008  Like

Madonna is reportedly seeking legal advice in a bid to stop explicit letters she sent to a former boyfriend from going on display at a memorabilia exhibition. Organizers of the Simply Madonna exhibition are eager to make 17 letters Madonna wrote to former lover and bodyguard James Albright public property by showcasing the intimate items at the show in London next year. The letters are allegedly signed 'Spanky', in reference to the pop superstar's bedroom antics, and are sealed with a lipstick kiss, according to Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper. A source tells the publication, "Who'd want private sentiments to someone they loved revealed? Lawyers sent a warning. She hopes it will work." More than 300 personal items including clothes, photographs, film props, costumes and personal items belonging to the Holiday hit-maker will be showcased in Britain's capital next year.

August 27, 2008  Like

Madonna better watch out, or she may not have any back-up dancers for her next show! Her Sticky & Sweet tour crew is reportedly fuming at Madge over recent travel arrangements while on the road. While Madonna flies in private jets and checks herself into sprawling mansions, members of her crew are forced to fly commercial and stay in cheap hotels. They feel that they are being treated by second-class citizens by her, despite all their hard work during the past few months.

September 1, 2008  Like