Madonna Banned from Cutting Her Hair
Madonna has been wearing her locks long during her Sticky and Sweet Tour, and would love a sexier chop, but husband Guy Ritchie says no. He's banned her from cutting her hair. Madonna, 50, told Fox News, "I want to have shorter hair, but I have a husband that loves the long-haired look and, well, that is just one of the things I do for him." The other things mostly involve the couple's leather love swing, but for some reason they cut that bit out of the interview. Source | PhotoRelated

Guy Ritchie Bans Madonna From Cutting Her Hair
MADONNA's movie-making husband Guy Ritchie has banned the singer from cutting her hair. The Material Girl hitmaker -- who has been sporting long blonde locks on her current Sticky and Sweet tour -- is desperate for a radical new style, but Guy is less than thrilled with the idea. The 50-year-old singer told Fox News, "I want to have shorter hair, but I have a husband that loves the long-haired look and, well, that is just one of the things I do for him." Madonna's hair is also one of her most profitable

Madonna Forbidden To Cut Her Hair By Husband Guy Ritchie
Madonna has been forbidden from cutting her hair by husband Guy Ritchie. The 50-year-old singer - who has been sporting long blonde locks on her current "Sticky and Sweet" tour - is desperate for a radical new style, but Guy is less than thrilled with the idea. View Photos [351] View Profile View All News She told Fox News: "I want to have shorter hair, but I have a husband that loves the long-haired look and, well, that is just one of the things I do for him." The "4 Minutes" singer's ha

Madonna: I keep my hair long for Guy Ritchie
Material Girl wants to chop off her flowing locks

Madonna’s Legs of Steel
Madonna has some killer legs. Fabulous at 50. We imagine she has been building those muscles up by keeping them locked shut for soon to be ex, Guy Ritchie. Damn nutcracker! We would kill for those legs at her age… or even now!

Guy Ritchie tells wife not to cut hair; wife laughs
What the what what? Someone telling Madonna what to do? Someone telling Madonna what to do … with her hair? I don’t think so, mister man. Guy Ritchie Bans Madonna From Cutting Her Hair MADONNA’s movie-making husband Guy Ritchie has banned the singer from cutting her hair. The Material Girl hitmaker — who has been sporting long blonde locks on her current Sticky and Sweet tour — is desperate for a radical new style, but Guy is less than thrilled with the idea. The 50-ye

Quickies!: Madonna Would Like A Haircut
Madonna wants to cut her hair, but supposedly Guy Ritchie won’t let her. Doesn’t he realize she needs to express herself? [AHN] Why do all the girls on ”Entourage” look like models? [College Candy] Every girl should know how to tie a proper Windsor...

Madonna non può tagliarsi i capelli
Eccola Madonna durante lo Sticky & Sweet Tour 2008 con i capelli biondi e lunghi. Vi piace? A suo maritoGuy Ritchie moltissimo tanto che la popstar ha dichiarato: “Vorrei avere capelli più corti ma ho un marito che ama il look con la chioma folta e lunga e questo è una delle cose che faccio per lui”. Quindi, per amore, niente zazzerina tagliata. Ma voi cosa ne pensate? Madonna ha cambiato talmente tanti look che si fa fatica a starle dietro… quale capello vi piace di più della sua l

Madonna plays doctor with Gerard Butler
While filming RockandRolla, Guy Ritchie’s newest crime-comedy film, Gerard Butler, who stars in the film with Thandie Newton, came down with a major case of the flu. Ever the consumate professional, Butler fought the flu and went to work anyway, not impressing Newton. Ritchie’s wife, on the other hand, was happy to play doctor to Gerard’s patient. “I was so sick that she (Newton) said, ‘I know we have a love scene today, but you’re not putting that tongue in my mouth,&

Madonna Bans Sarah Palin
 Madonna spoke out about Sarah Palin at a recent concert at the Meadowlands. She wanted to make sure that Sarah knew that she will not be welcome at her shows, ever.  "Sarah Palin can’t come to my party. Sarah Palin can’t come to my show. It’s nothing personal. Here’s the sound of Sarah Palin’s husband’s snowmobile when it won’t start," followed by a loud screeching noise. Was she joking? Did someone lie and tell Madonna that she was funny? How can she say it's not

A-Rod and Madonna Spotted Together
We all know Madonna loves controversy, so it should come as no surprise that Guy Ritchie’s wife was spotted with alleged lover Alex Rodriguez. According to the New York Post, Madonna and Alex were seen dining together at Dos Caminos on Third Avenue in New York City just this week. According to other diners, the material mom entered through the front door half an hour after A-Rod arrived and had her security people check for exits before she joined him at a quiet corner table. Rodriguez split with his wi

Madonna Going to Assault Sarah Palin: Video
 Madonna is in the middle of her Sticky & Sweet tour and, like a lot of celebs, can't keep her mouth shut about politics. Here she is threatening to kick Sarah Palin's ass and get her "off of my street." Course, after she says she wants to kick Palin's ass, she says she loves "her soul." Uh, yeah.What's wrong, Madonna? Not getting enough publicity already? She does this shit on purpose, knowing full well there are tons of cell phone cameras around and it's go

RocknRolla.
"Guy Ritchie reshuffles a worn-out deck in RocknRolla, a return to the shady stylings that characterized his earlier flicks Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch," writes Manohla Dargis in the New York Times. "The on-screen names have changed, and the edited rhythms have been somewhat slowed, but more or less everything else follows formula: pump up the volume, tilt the camera, flex the muscle, strut the stuff, bang bang, blah blah." "Alas, Guy Ritchie seems to have lost even what little touch

Review: ‘RockNRolla’ Returns Guy Ritchie to Form
From the visually arresting opening credits, Guy Ritchie's RockNRolla pulls the audience into its crazy fictional London which is inhabited by gangsters, a superstitious Russian investor, drug addicted rockers and a gang that can't quit shoot straight or put a car into reverse. The plot is a labyrinth that brings divergent ...

Guy Ritchie - Movie Reviews Rocknrolla
Director Guy Ritchie (aka Madonna's husband) has returned to making the kind of films that once earned him a reputation as a movie wunderkind (or whatever the Cockney version ...

Toronto Interview: RocknRolla's Mastermind Guy Ritchie
It may have been a few months back that I screened RocknRolla, but I definitely haven't forgotten it. It's one of my favorite films of the past few months and that's all thanks to Guy Ritchie - the mastermind writer and director behind such previous cult classics as Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch. After the film premiered up in Toronto, I was lucky enough to catch up with Guy Ritchie for a chat about making movies, RocknRolla, Sherlock Holmes, and even Beowulf. Even if you're not that intere

We Take It All Back…
And what do you know, after professing our secret love for Ms Hilton just 24 hours have passed and she’s kind of, sort of, already annoying us again. See we told you we were fickle. Last night we caught up with the heiress leaving The Sanderson Hotel and her first port of call was Guy Ritchie and Madonna’s watering hole The Punchbowl followed by a trip to Whiskey Mist (where Will.I.Am from Black Eyed Peas was also enjoying a night on the town). Paris is currently in the Capital on the hunt for a new B

Movie Review | 'RocknRolla': Guns N’ Poses: Thugs, Drugs and Style in Shady London
Guy Ritchie reshuffles a worn-out deck in “RocknRolla,” a return to the shady stylings that characterized his earlier flicks.

Review: 'RocknRolla'
Guy Ritchie dials down the pace, soaking up the atmosphere of sweat and stale beer around a revolving cast of low-level thugs and underworld operators. By Sam Adams, Special to The Times October 8, 2008 Guy Ritchie's aggressively stylized, testosterone-addled movies careen from one steroidal encounter to the next. But in " RocknRolla," Ritchie dials down the pace, soaking up the atmosphere of sweat and stale beer around a revolvin

Review: ROCKNROLLA
Failed attempt by Guy Ritchie to regain his edge.

There's humour in Ritchie's RocknRolla retread
During his Madonna years of artistic penury, Guy Ritchie has come to resemble none other than Brad Pitt's mumbling scrapper Mickey O'Neil from Snatch (2000), Ritchie's last clever film. The more Ritchie has flailed away at dross like Swept Away and Revolver, the two movies that nearly sunk his career, the more unintelligible and irrelevant he has become. Can this really be the Guy whom people use to call the next Tarantino? But we must remember that Mickey was one of the funniest things about Snatch, even i

'RockNRolla' is pure, gritty Guy Ritchie
RocknRolla (* * out of four) takes director Guy Ritchie back to London's gritty streets, and thankfully as far away as possible ...

Review: “RocknRolla”
Years ago, Guy Ritchie used to make corkscrewy cockney capers like “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels” and “Snatch.” Then something seems to have distracted him. Today, he’s once again a rude boy in top form as he was a decade ago, letting thrash again with the bloodily entertaining and well-titled “RocknRolla,” which is a sharp comedy as well as a punk-pulp spree. Don’t go if you can’t handle Brit slang. (”Grass” = informer.) As in his t

Guy Ritchie unveils Sherlock Holmes, cast including Jude Law as Dr Watson
Shooting is about to begin for the new Sherlock Holmes in London on the Warner Bros movie, with Robert Downey Jr.taking the lead alongside Jude Law, now confirmed as Dr Watson. Kelly Reilly will play Watson’s love interest, Mary, Rachel McAdams has signed on to play the traditional object of Holmes’ affections, Irene Adler, while Mark Strong is Blackwood, the “unremittingly evil” baddie. Director Guy Ritchie will helm the new big budget action movie which will be faithful to Arthur Conan Doyle’s

RocknRolla: Film Review
Alas, Guy Ritchie seems to have lost even what little touch he once had, his latest a typically convoluted saga about strangely named big- and little-time crooks that's fatally deficient in verve. Double-crosses, dirty curses and shiny firearms are all on incessant display, jazzed up by overblown rollercoaster cinematography, frantic editing and a (sufficiently rocking) soundtrack that gets very loud whenever something really, really crazy is about to happen. Ritchie's plotting is so perfunctorily intricate