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Madonna’s Mother-in-Law Praises Her

For those of you who are married, you know the tension that can exist when In-Laws are part of the picture.  But pop singer Madonna is getting nothing but love from her hubby’s mommy.

Sireen Ritchie, a member of the Cabinet for Family and Children’s Services for The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (man, that’s a mouthful!) has gone public with her praises of the parenting abilities of her son (director Guy Ritchie) and daughter-in-law.

Celebrity Sunday At The Kabbalah Temple

If you thought this weekend felt a little more spiritual than usual, you’re not the only one.  In New York City, it was truly a Holy Hollywood day on Sunday.

Not one but two celebrity couples made their way to Kabbalah services in the Big Apple.  First, we saw Madonna and her adopted son David Banda arrive at a service.  Perhaps Madge is sending up some prayers for her new $120 million deal with Live Nation.

Madonna’s Parenting Skills To Be Graded

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.

Lily Allen Misbehaves… Again

When you think GQ you think distinguished, well-mannered, handsome.  But the attendees of last night’s GQ Men of the Year Awards were thinking, “Get Lily Allen outta here!”

The “Smile” singer was making waves for the awards show, after enjoying more than her fair share of the complimentary bar.  The drunk little girl from LDN was causing a ruckus, and it all culminated during Madonna’s speech.

Malawi Adoption Official To Visit Madonna

Madonna and her husband Guy Ritchie are preparing for a house visit from a Malawian court appointed official. The director of Malawi’s child welfare services, Penston Kilembe, said financial and administrative difficulties had prevented him from traveling to London for an earlier scheduled visit, but he should arrive no later than September 7th.

This is the second time that Madonna has prepared for the court appointed visit that is to determine if she can legally adopt David Banda. As previously reported, Madonna’s attempts to adopt the young boy ran into trouble when it became public knowledge that the boy’s father was still alive and living in Malawi.