From The 'Icky' To The 'Sweaty' To Tongues That Taste Like 'Kitty Litter'
Once again, British tabloids are reporting that MADONNA and hubby GUY RITCHIE are on the outs.
Sources say they had a romantic three day break together as fears for their marriage grew — and slept in SEPARATE rooms.
The couple left the kids with a nanny and flew to Milan, Italy, at the end of last week. But while they were there Guy spent his time working on a new commercial with star George Clooney.
And Madonna visited fashion designers to arrange costumes for her forthcoming tour.
A source close to the couple said of the Milan trip: “They had completely separate rooms, schedules, everything. It is all very well organized but it’s not a marriage the way most people understand it.
“They have this attitude like ‘we’re not really a couple but we’re friends and we love each other and raise our kids’. But the truth is they p*** each other off, don’t agree on anything, don’t see each other or live ‘together’ as they did.
“They are like ships passing in the night.”
Some Love handles?-- Somebody is NOT 'F-ing' Matt Damon
Matt Damon plays a middle aged man in his new movie "The Informant". And he certainly looks the part-- the haircut, the glasses, the mustache, the outfit, and the muffin-top.
Reese Witherspoon is Hollywood's highest paid actress. The "Legally Blonde" star pulls in an estimated $15 to $20 million per film, putting her at the top of the new Hollywood Reporter rich list, ahead of Cameron Diaz and Nicole Kidman.
Renee Zellweger, Halle Berry and Julia Roberts also make the new trade top 10.
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have donated $1 million for educational aid to children impacted by the Iraq war in that country. and in the United States. The Jolie-Pitt Foundation has given $500,000 to three groups in the war-torn country which will provide aid for some 5,700 children.
Money will pay for basic necessities, including books and supplies to help send Iraqi children to school. Aid will also go to refugee kids, and to school rehabilitation programs.
The foundation also gave $500,000 to help children in the United States who have a military parent killed in Iraq, or who are separated from a parent stationed in the country.
The donation for U.S. kids will go to the Armed Services YMCA Operation Hero Program, which will provide educational tutors and counseling to 2,500 kids.
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