Back in 2005, British filmmaker Guy Ritchie released a film called “Revolver.” It was panned by critics as “too hard to follow,” and Richie went back to the drawing board. And now he’s emerging with his revamped film.

Ritchie’s wife, Madonna, was among the celebrities that turned out for the New York City re-release of “Revolver.” The Cinema Society and Piaget hosted the event at the Tribeca Grand Screening room last night.

A visit from the Malawi child welfare services to Madonna's London pad has been a long time coming. But after several delays, Malawi representative Simon Chisale was spotted leaving the Queen of Pop's home this past Wednesday.

As previously reported by the Gossip Girls, a positive review of the Ray of Light singer's home is crucial to her securing full custody of 26-month-old adopted child, David Banda. And with several prior visits canceled for political reasons, Madge is sure to be excited in moving the process forward.

If you were hoping to get your hands on some intimate Madonna memorabilia, think again. Her lawyers are working overtime to stop an impending auction.

Madge’s love letters and sexy photographs from her early-90s relationship with James Allbright were recently sold to Marquee Capital. The company specializes in the Material Girl’s odds and ends.