Madonna Has a Head Lice Problems

MADONNA is being driven to distraction by head lice!

According to reports, the pop superstar’s children — Lourdes, 13, Rocco, ten, and adopted David Banda, five, and Mercy James, four — were recently infected with the itchy and common childhood condition.

“One of her kids picked up head lice at school, and Madonna’s been totally panicked ever since,” a source told American tabloid the National Enquirer.

“She discovered the parasites when David and Mercy began scratching their heads like crazy.

“She checked their heads and discovered nits. Madonna just couldn’t believe it.

“She’s turned completely paranoid. She just can’t let go of the idea that the bugs are still on her kids and have spread through her home.”

Madonna, 52, recently revealed that she was a “weirdo” at school, and felt “isolated and alienated” from the other children.

“I can totally relate to the idea of feeling isolated and alienated,” she said. “I was incredibly lonely as a child, as a teenager. I have to say I never felt like I fit in, in school. I wasn’t a jock. I wasn’t an intellectual. There was no group that I felt a part of. I just felt like a weirdo.”

The singer added she still feels “different”, but praised the gay community where she grew up in New York for their support. She then went on to voice her concern over a present spate of teen suicides in the US.

“I’m incredibly disturbed and saddened by the overwhelming number of teen suicides that have been reported lately because of bullying,” she said.

“Teenagers committing suicide is extremely disturbing, but to hear that teenagers are taking their lives because they are being bullied in schools and dormitories is kind of unfathomable.”

Madonna’s Plans To Launch Hard Candy Fitness Centres

Madonna the queen of pop has recently announced that she is planing to open a gym's worldwide. The feedback given my the music community that the reason behind this step could possibly because of Tracy Anderson, on whom she had a falling out over the latter capitalizing on the singer’s name to build her fitness empire in New York and LA.

According to some sources,"I don’t think she even gives Tracy a second thought. It’s a natural idea for her to have her own gym,” the New York Post quoted the source as saying. “This is a business plan that she has been working on for some time with her business partner Guy Oseary"

Madonna had already inaugurated a gym at Mexico and now she is planning to move to other states which include Russia, Europe and eventually the US, and a source has revealed that she’ll be closely involved in developing dance-based workouts.

Madonna Refuses To Date Men Of Her Own Age

Madonna has told the she will not going to date any men of her own age because they are ‘usually married, divorced, grumpy, fat and balding.’

Wow, she really had opened door for middle age men - like the dwarves from Snow White.

Madonna’s 2008-2009 Sticky and Sweet Tour choreographed Barhim Rachiki have been found together in various clubs in New York over the last couple of months snogging like teenagers. Honestly, get a room.

Madonna was dating Brazilian model Jesus Luz previously.Madonna's still look pretty and gorgeous apart from her scary spider arms,so we think she is onto a good thing.

Guy Richie is ten years younger than Madonna married her, so far Madonna has hardly find a trouble finding young men who are willing to go out with her

We got thinking about some other couples with an age differences. Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones have twenty five years between them. Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart were born twenty two years apart.

It’s not just the men who are dating younger Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher have a fifteen year age gap as does Geena Davis and her husband Dr. Reza Jarrahy. Well done Demi and Geena.

It seems that Madonna is just at the forefront of a new trend, again.

Would you follow her example and date a younger man?

Queen brow Hollywood stars returned to its roots Hall Open

of the World," as she is known in Hollywood.

Two decades after she arrived in the U.S., Soare is living the American dream. This week she came home to share a bit of that dream with Romanians — opening her first European salon in Bucharest.

She has an empire of 800 outlets in the U.S. and 600 overseas, including brow salons in Japan, Thailand and Hong Kong. Perhaps the biggest measure of her stardom: she's been on the Oprah Winfrey show.

Soare's interest in brows is in fact a passion for the living architecture of the face — plus a talent for spotting and exploiting a niche in the lucrative beauty business.

The petite Romanian with flowing caramel locks grew up in the Black Sea port of Constanta during the grim communist era. The daughter of tailors, Soare left in the dying months of Nicolae Ceausescu's regime to join her then husband, a ship captain, who had defected to the West about three years earlier.

life under communism, we did not have the ethnic diversity that I experienced in America then, "she said on Monday. Her first celebrity client was the 1980s supermodel, Cindy Crawford. Naomi Campbell has entrusted his brows Soare's skilled hands for the past 18 years.

When a reporter sad the fact that he does not have the sweeping brows of Romanian woman, he explains that this is due to the width of the brow bone. Romanians tend to have wider bones of the forehead, while the women of northern European origin tend to have narrow faces and therefore shorter brows.
Signed magazine covers and pictures adorn the newly opened salon in Bucharest's luxury Radisson hotel. Madonna and her entourage stayed there during his sticky and Sweet tour in 2009.
Clients Winfrey, Claudia Schiffer, Jade Pinkett, a smiling Heidi Klum, Catherine Deneuve, and even a man with inch-thick bushy brows, gaze down to the client.

Madonna expresses her masculine side in tailored power suit and shirt at designer launch party

She made the power suit famous in the eighties in her Express Yourself video.

And now it seems Madonna is determined to bring the trend back, as she was spotted wearing a masculine tailored suit and shirt in London last night.

The 51-year-old singer arrived at a launch party for fashion designer Diane Von Furstenberg at Claridge's Hotel wearing the outfit, which she teamed with a black fedora hat and black belt, which drew attention to her tiny waist.

But it wasn't only her Express Yourself suit that sparked hundreds of copies.

The singer has been hailed as a fashion icon for the majority of her career, although she admits she did make some style errors in the eighties.

Describing her most embarrassing outfit in a recent interview, she said: 'It was the purple lipstick, fluorescent-green sweater combo.

'It’s OK, it was the eighties. It was a bad-hairstyle era. Let’s face it!'

Other stars to attend the prestigious event last night included Victoria Beckham, Joan Collins and Gwyneth Paltrow.

Paltrow's appearance at the party suggests reports of a cooling in her friendship with Madonna are no longer true.

There were claims earlier this month that the pair had stopped speaking after a series of fall outs, which left Madonna out in the cold by her former best friend.

'They don't speak,' Us Weekly magazine quoted a source as saying. 'I can't tell you exactly why they had the falling out.'

However, both Gwyneth and Madonna looked happy and relaxed as they left Claridge's after the party last night - suggesting they have put their issues behind them.

Madonna casts Fox family for Wallis Simpson film

Madonna has cast James Fox and his son Laurence Fox in her film about Edward VIII's wife, Wallis Simpson.

The film, titled W.E, began shooting on Monday. Madonna has co-written the movie, which she is also directing.

James Fox will play King George V, while Laurence Fox has been cast as his son Bertie, Edward's younger brother.

Australian actress Abbie Cornish will play a modern-day New Yorker, who becomes obsessed with King Edward's decision to abdicate for his lover.

Andrea Riseborough, best known for playing former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in BBC drama The Long Walk to Finchley, will play Simpson.

James D'Arcy, who starred in ITV2 opposite Billie Piper in Secret Diary of a Call Girl, has been cast as Edward VIII.

W.E is Madonna's directorial debut on a feature-length movie. She previously directed a short film, Filth and Wisdom, which premiered in Berlin in 2008.

British film critics slated the London-based drama, with the Guardian's Peter Bradshaw calling it "dumb and tacky".

Madonna warned over staff party

Madonna has received an official warning from council officers after staff at her London home upset neighbours by staging a noisy party.

Nearby residents complained as loud music and singing ruined what should have been a peaceful Sunday afternoon near the Queen of Pop's Marylebone property.

But it would appear that Madonna was not to blame. While employees of the Material Girl were getting into the groove in London, the singer herself was out of the country.

As the property's listed owner, Madonna was nonetheless issued with a noise abatement order. The 51-year-old singer was warned that any further offence could land her with a £5,000 fine.

Westminster City Council were called shortly before 2pm on June 27 following a complaint.

Arriving around 30 minutes later, officials deemed the singing and music coming from inside the house to be so loud that it constituted "statutory nuisance".

Noise officers managed to contact the partygoers via the entryphone, at which point it was discovered that the property's owner, Madonna, was not present.

A noise abatement notice was served on the revellers by posting it through the letterbox, after which the music stopped. A further notice addressed to the owner was handed to staff in person the following day.

Westminster City Council said the case is unlikely to go to court, but warned that any further offences could see Madonna summoned to appear before magistrates.

Councillor Ed Argar, cabinet member for city management, said: "If people want to hold a party, regardless of the time of day or night, they need to show some common courtesy to their neighbours, who should not have to pay the price for others' selfish behaviour."