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Sunday, July 13, 2008
Madona dismisses divorce rumours again
Madonna has once again shot down rumours that her marriage to British director Guy Ritchie is in trouble.
The rumours started once again when Madonna was spotted without her wedding ring while partying at two of London’s most high-profile restaurants.
A source also told Now magazine that the couple had decided to bring their marriage to an amicable end.
This was followed by reports that Madonna had hired top matrimonial lawyer Nicholas Mostyn, the same attorney who worked with Sir Paul McCartney during his divorce.
The rumours started once again when Madonna was spotted without her wedding ring while partying at two of London’s most high-profile restaurants.
A source also told Now magazine that the couple had decided to bring their marriage to an amicable end.
This was followed by reports that Madonna had hired top matrimonial lawyer Nicholas Mostyn, the same attorney who worked with Sir Paul McCartney during his divorce.
Sunday, December 30, 2007
Madonna's Directorial Debut is Filth & Wisdom
Madonna allowed additional dialogue written by Eugene himself to be included in the film. Additionally, Gogol Bordello performed "La Isla Bonita" with ...
Madonna's Directorial Debut is Filth & Wisdom
Madonna's Directorial Debut is Filth & Wisdom
Monday, April 30, 2007
Madonna's Maverick Making Horror Film About Grave Diggers
Cinematical, CA - 1 hour agoNo word on whether boss lady Madonna is interested in taking on an acting role in any of these projects, or if she's happy with having her film appearances ...
Madonna's Maverick Making Horror Film About Grave Diggers
Madonna's Maverick Making Horror Film About Grave Diggers
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Madonna slams media over adoption
Madonna told Oprah Winfrey on Tuesday she was surprised by the firestorm surrounding her efforts to adopt a 13-month-old boy from the African country of Malawi. And she blamed the media for it.
Madonna taped the interview via satellite from London, for airing on Wednesday. It was the first time she'd spoken publicly in depth about the adoption.
According to a member of the Oprah audience, Madonna said she was startled by press reports about the toddler's father, Yohane Banda, who was quoted last week as saying he didn't realize he was signing away custody of his son, David, "for good."
"She said she met with the father, she looked him in the eye," audience member Sheryl Lewis recounted.
Madonna, she added, said she acted according to the law and had both "oral and written approval and now the press have gotten to him," Lewis said.
In an interview posted on Tuesday on Time magazine's website, Banda said, for his son's sake, he will not contest the adoption.
"I don't want my child, who is already gone to come back," he said. "I will be killing his future if I accept that."
Madonna told the Oprah audience that she and her husband, Guy Ritchie, had been thinking about adoption for more than two years, said Lewis, who lives in Deerfield, Ill.
Madonna, 48, traveled to Malawi on Oct. 4 with Ritchie. They spent eight days visiting orphanages she is funding through her charity.
David was taken to London last week after Malawi's High Court granted Madonna and Ritchie an interim adoption order.
Madonna taped the interview via satellite from London, for airing on Wednesday. It was the first time she'd spoken publicly in depth about the adoption.
According to a member of the Oprah audience, Madonna said she was startled by press reports about the toddler's father, Yohane Banda, who was quoted last week as saying he didn't realize he was signing away custody of his son, David, "for good."
"She said she met with the father, she looked him in the eye," audience member Sheryl Lewis recounted.
Madonna, she added, said she acted according to the law and had both "oral and written approval and now the press have gotten to him," Lewis said.
In an interview posted on Tuesday on Time magazine's website, Banda said, for his son's sake, he will not contest the adoption.
"I don't want my child, who is already gone to come back," he said. "I will be killing his future if I accept that."
Madonna told the Oprah audience that she and her husband, Guy Ritchie, had been thinking about adoption for more than two years, said Lewis, who lives in Deerfield, Ill.
Madonna, 48, traveled to Malawi on Oct. 4 with Ritchie. They spent eight days visiting orphanages she is funding through her charity.
David was taken to London last week after Malawi's High Court granted Madonna and Ritchie an interim adoption order.
Monday, October 23, 2006
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