Brad Pitt's heartthrob status is causing trouble for the actor as he gets mobbed every time he goes to pick up his son from school.
Pitt whose adopted son with partner Angelina Jolie, seven-year-old Maddox is a student at New York's prestigious Lycee Francais, causes such a uproar every time he appears at the gates of the school that the principal had to issue letters to parents warning their daughters to leave the actor in peace.
The school which is known for the celebrity kids on its rolls including Madonna's daughter and son, is flummoxed by its pupils reaction to the Ocean's eleven star, reported Daily Mail online.
"Madonna's children attend the school so students are used to celebrities, but Brad is another story. When he arrives at the school gates, all the girls rush out and practically mob the poor man," a parent told the newspaper.
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Monday, December 29, 2008
Madonna biggest 2008 N. American tour attraction
Madonna's "Sticky & Sweet" concert tour was the biggest-grossing music tour of 2008 in North America, raking in $105.3 million, concert tracking magazine Pollstar said on Monday.
The Material Girl, whose 58-show world tour finished in Brazil last week, was closely followed by another solo diva -- Canadian-born Celine Dion, who made $94 million in North America from her first tour since ending an almost five-year residency in Las Vegas a year ago.
Rock veterans The Eagles were third on Pollstar's list, grossing $73.4 million for their tour to support possibly their last studio album "Long Road out of Eden".
Country music star Kenny Chesney ($72.2 million) and rock band Bon Jovi ($70.4 million) came in fourth and fifth.
The Top 10 grossing tours of North America were rounded out by Bruce Springsteen and the E street band ($69.3 million), Neil Diamond ($59.8 million), Rascal Flatts ($55.8 million), The Police ($48.0 million) and veteran rocker Tina Turner ($47.7 million).
Pollstar's Top 10 list did not include global tour earnings for the year.
The Material Girl, whose 58-show world tour finished in Brazil last week, was closely followed by another solo diva -- Canadian-born Celine Dion, who made $94 million in North America from her first tour since ending an almost five-year residency in Las Vegas a year ago.
Rock veterans The Eagles were third on Pollstar's list, grossing $73.4 million for their tour to support possibly their last studio album "Long Road out of Eden".
Country music star Kenny Chesney ($72.2 million) and rock band Bon Jovi ($70.4 million) came in fourth and fifth.
The Top 10 grossing tours of North America were rounded out by Bruce Springsteen and the E street band ($69.3 million), Neil Diamond ($59.8 million), Rascal Flatts ($55.8 million), The Police ($48.0 million) and veteran rocker Tina Turner ($47.7 million).
Pollstar's Top 10 list did not include global tour earnings for the year.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Madonna gives Guy £50m in divorce
Madonna has paid former husband Guy Ritchie around £50m as part of their divorce settlement.
The pop star's US spokeswoman Liz Rosenberg told The Associated Press (AP) the figure included the value of the couple's Ashcombe home in England.
She said the financial part of the settlement had been worked out but custody of the couple's children had yet to be finalised.
"I'd assume it's one of the largest payouts ever in a divorce," she said.
The payout is much larger than the £24.3m Heather Mills received from Sir Paul McCartney earlier this year.
Ms Rosenberg told AP that Ritchie had been given £50-£60m ($76m-$92m).
In an e-mail to BBC News, she said she was confirming an earlier report, which said he would get $60m-$70m (£39-£46m). She declined to give further details and was unavailable to clarify the discrepancy.
When the divorce was made official last month, Ritchie told the Daily Mirror the split was "never, ever about money".
The couple, who wed at Skibo Castle in Scotland in December 2000, were granted their divorce at the High Court in London.
A sworn statement released by the court showed the pop star petitioned for divorce on the grounds of the film director's unreasonable behaviour.
Madonna also said in the statement that they had not been living at the same address for the six months before the date of the petition.
At the time, the couple had reportedly agreed to share custody of their two boys, Rocco, eight, and three-year-old adopted David Banda, while it was reported that Madonna's daughter from an earlier relationship, 12-year-old Lourdes, would stay with her.
The singer is currently on her Sticky and Sweet world tour, and is due to perform in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Monday.
Source : http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7784519.stm
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Pussycat Dolls keen to work with Britney Spears
Pop band Pussycat Dolls are desperate to work with Britney Spears, after the star’s cameo in one of their videos was cut out.
The ‘Button’ hitmakers were left thwarted when Britney’s appearance for their ‘When I Grow Up’ promo was axed by the music bosses.
However, the Pussycat Dolls are still hopeful of collaborating with the ‘Hit Me baby One More Time’ hitmaker, as they have been signed to open up in her upcoming world tour.
"She's such a legend... She's making her way. And she's the Queen of Pop, along with Madonna, and we want to follow into those footsteps. So, we're excited,” Contactmusic quoted Melody Thornton, as telling MTV.com.
"Most definitely. We love Britney. She's a friend of ours, and she's a really cool girl. She's down to earth, so we support her,” Nicole Scherzinger said when asked about the probability of working with Britney.
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The ‘Button’ hitmakers were left thwarted when Britney’s appearance for their ‘When I Grow Up’ promo was axed by the music bosses.
However, the Pussycat Dolls are still hopeful of collaborating with the ‘Hit Me baby One More Time’ hitmaker, as they have been signed to open up in her upcoming world tour.
"She's such a legend... She's making her way. And she's the Queen of Pop, along with Madonna, and we want to follow into those footsteps. So, we're excited,” Contactmusic quoted Melody Thornton, as telling MTV.com.
"Most definitely. We love Britney. She's a friend of ours, and she's a really cool girl. She's down to earth, so we support her,” Nicole Scherzinger said when asked about the probability of working with Britney.
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Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Kylie Minogue to sing for Rahman
Just her fees and recording of the video will add around Rs 10 crore to the already sky high budget of Blue
Madonna didn’t respond because she was going through a bitter divorce, Rihanna asked for a sum that was not affordable, so finally it is Kylie Minogue who’ll be making history as the first international A-list pop star to lend her voice for a mainstream Bollywood music director.
According to sources, the Australia-born crooner who has sold more than 60 million records, has agreed to sing for AR Rahman. Kylie will be coming to India by January 2009 with her entourage to record the song with Rahman. She has reportedly charged the producers of the film about Rs five crore as her fees ($1 million).
“The song will be recorded for the film Blue, which has Akshay Kumar, Sanjay Dutt and Lara Dutta. The producers also want Kylie to make a music video of the song. In all probability, the song might be shot in Hollywood,” says the source.
The total cost of hosting the star in Mumbai and recording the song and music video could well cost the producers an extra Rs five crore. The company negotiating with Kylie confirmed that they are very close to inking the deal.
“We are negotiating with an international artist. Within two to three weeks, we’ll make a formal announcement,” said Rajnigandha Shekhawat of Nine Winds, which is handling the film’s communications. Sources also revealed that there were a fresh round of negotiations last week. The singer, sources say, is not afraid of visiting Mumbai though she is well aware of the recent terrorist attack.
The production cost of Blue is already hovering around Rs 130 crore - without the expense they are incurring for Kylie’s song. With the last leg of shooting left, at Rs 140 crore-odd, Blue might race past Rajnikanth’s Endhiran to become the costliest film to be produced in India.
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Boy George: A real life chameleon
At the height of his fame in the 1980s Boy George was described as one of the world's most recognisable faces, but how many people recognised the picture painted of him in court over the past fortnight?
In the dock George O'Dowd came across as a lonely, paranoid man struggling to find his place in the world. His 1980s heyday is a long way behind him, after all.
He was described as an artist by his counsel, but instead the court was given a picture of a life spent trawling the Gaydar social networking site to find men willing to be photographed nude in all night "fashion shoots".
And for someone who won his place in the nation's affections by being an arch performer, it was odd that he chose not to give evidence in his own defence.
Perhaps it was because his sharp wit has landed him in trouble so many times in the past, earning him a media reputation as a bitch for public spats with Elton John, among others.
His lawyer, Adrian Waterman QC, put a different spin on it: "This is not about performance, it's about his life, it's about being charged with a criminal offence."
A criminal offence of which he has now been convicted.
Of course, it was not his first brush with the law. In 2006 he was found guilty of wasting police time by falsely reporting a burglary at his New York apartment.
Cocaine was found in the flat and he was arrested, but the drug charge was dropped and he pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of wasting police time. He was ordered to spend five days sweeping the streets of New York as a punishment.
Drugs have been a consistent theme with Boy George.
Snaresbrook Crown Court heard how he took cocaine with Audun Carlsen, the man he was found guilty of imprisoning, although press interviews he gave in late summer and autumn - prior to the trial - suggested he was clean.
At the height of his success with Culture Club he began using heroin, and indeed, the band's keyboard player Michael Rudetski, died of an overdose in George's home.
In 1995 he told of his substance addictions in his autobiography Take It Like A Man. It seems that ever since he has been on and off the wagon.
Earlier this year he told Q Magazine: "I've been strung out on drugs for the past five years. But this time I'm clean for good. I don't want to die."
Boy George also said: "Getting clean at the end of 2007 was a very big thing."
He credited his return to sobriety to visits to Narcotics Anonymous.
Yet, bizarrely it seems that during a large part of his addiction he has been on a strict macrobiotic diet of the type followed by Madonna and Gwyneth Paltrow.
And he famously told late chat show host Russell Harty he would rather have a cup of tea than sex, which was strangely at odds with our impressions both of him and what it means to be a pop star.
Just two more contradictions in the life of the man who sang: "I'm a man without conviction, I'm a man who doesn't know how to sell a contradiction."
There are many labels that could be applied to Boy George these days - DJ/singer/fashion designer/photographer/impresario/author/food guru/addict - and now we can add convict.
Yet none of them really fairly reflects just how successful he was with Culture Club, who notched up seven British and nine American Top 10 hits such as Karma Chameleon and sold more than 50 million records.
Without the mask of make-up on his face during the hearing, there was no glamour about Boy George and the evidence in the case certainly didn't give any sense of there being much glamour left in his life.
It was all so different when he burst on to the scene as an exquisitely made-up, fresh-faced teenager exuding youth, energy and boasting a trim figure. In court he looked fat and exhausted.
Even his lawyer said he had gained so much weight since his heyday that he would not have stood a chance in a fight against Mr Carlsen.
Now that the verdict is in, Boy George faces up to 15 years in prison and the comeback he has been working on will hit the skids. He released a new single in October called Yes We Can.
He was also due to go back on the road next year as a singer, as opposed to as a DJ, where he has managed to carve out a successful niche for himself.
It is perhaps ironic that Culture Club's first massive hit was Do You Really Want to Hurt Me? In this case, it appears he did.
In the dock George O'Dowd came across as a lonely, paranoid man struggling to find his place in the world. His 1980s heyday is a long way behind him, after all.
He was described as an artist by his counsel, but instead the court was given a picture of a life spent trawling the Gaydar social networking site to find men willing to be photographed nude in all night "fashion shoots".
And for someone who won his place in the nation's affections by being an arch performer, it was odd that he chose not to give evidence in his own defence.
Perhaps it was because his sharp wit has landed him in trouble so many times in the past, earning him a media reputation as a bitch for public spats with Elton John, among others.
His lawyer, Adrian Waterman QC, put a different spin on it: "This is not about performance, it's about his life, it's about being charged with a criminal offence."
A criminal offence of which he has now been convicted.
Of course, it was not his first brush with the law. In 2006 he was found guilty of wasting police time by falsely reporting a burglary at his New York apartment.
Cocaine was found in the flat and he was arrested, but the drug charge was dropped and he pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of wasting police time. He was ordered to spend five days sweeping the streets of New York as a punishment.
Drugs have been a consistent theme with Boy George.
Snaresbrook Crown Court heard how he took cocaine with Audun Carlsen, the man he was found guilty of imprisoning, although press interviews he gave in late summer and autumn - prior to the trial - suggested he was clean.
At the height of his success with Culture Club he began using heroin, and indeed, the band's keyboard player Michael Rudetski, died of an overdose in George's home.
In 1995 he told of his substance addictions in his autobiography Take It Like A Man. It seems that ever since he has been on and off the wagon.
Earlier this year he told Q Magazine: "I've been strung out on drugs for the past five years. But this time I'm clean for good. I don't want to die."
Boy George also said: "Getting clean at the end of 2007 was a very big thing."
He credited his return to sobriety to visits to Narcotics Anonymous.
Yet, bizarrely it seems that during a large part of his addiction he has been on a strict macrobiotic diet of the type followed by Madonna and Gwyneth Paltrow.
And he famously told late chat show host Russell Harty he would rather have a cup of tea than sex, which was strangely at odds with our impressions both of him and what it means to be a pop star.
Just two more contradictions in the life of the man who sang: "I'm a man without conviction, I'm a man who doesn't know how to sell a contradiction."
There are many labels that could be applied to Boy George these days - DJ/singer/fashion designer/photographer/impresario/author/food guru/addict - and now we can add convict.
Yet none of them really fairly reflects just how successful he was with Culture Club, who notched up seven British and nine American Top 10 hits such as Karma Chameleon and sold more than 50 million records.
Without the mask of make-up on his face during the hearing, there was no glamour about Boy George and the evidence in the case certainly didn't give any sense of there being much glamour left in his life.
It was all so different when he burst on to the scene as an exquisitely made-up, fresh-faced teenager exuding youth, energy and boasting a trim figure. In court he looked fat and exhausted.
Even his lawyer said he had gained so much weight since his heyday that he would not have stood a chance in a fight against Mr Carlsen.
Now that the verdict is in, Boy George faces up to 15 years in prison and the comeback he has been working on will hit the skids. He released a new single in October called Yes We Can.
He was also due to go back on the road next year as a singer, as opposed to as a DJ, where he has managed to carve out a successful niche for himself.
It is perhaps ironic that Culture Club's first massive hit was Do You Really Want to Hurt Me? In this case, it appears he did.
Friday, December 5, 2008
Madonna buys gifts for Rodriguez's kids
Baseball star Alex Rodriguez and pop star Madonna are being spotted together a lot more these days and the latest is that the 50-year-old singer has bought Christmas gifts for Alex's two children.
Mirror.co.uk reports a friend saying: "Madge (Madonna) is so comfortable in the parental role. She also knows how happy it makes Alex when she shows her nurturing side. She picked up a little red Burberry wool coat and a little black Burberry dress for Natasha.
"She knew Alex will recognise the brand, even if Natasha just thinks it's pretty. And for Ella, she ordered a round crib from Bonne Nuit and one of their tables. Alex appreciates it when someone makes an effort and goes out of their way."
The two still claim that they are just friends, but they have been spotted in Mexico City at the weekend. A-Rod himself was there but supposedly for a business meeting at a sports centre. He was also present in Miami where he was spotted passing her bottles of water.
Mirror.co.uk reports a friend saying: "Madge (Madonna) is so comfortable in the parental role. She also knows how happy it makes Alex when she shows her nurturing side. She picked up a little red Burberry wool coat and a little black Burberry dress for Natasha.
"She knew Alex will recognise the brand, even if Natasha just thinks it's pretty. And for Ella, she ordered a round crib from Bonne Nuit and one of their tables. Alex appreciates it when someone makes an effort and goes out of their way."
The two still claim that they are just friends, but they have been spotted in Mexico City at the weekend. A-Rod himself was there but supposedly for a business meeting at a sports centre. He was also present in Miami where he was spotted passing her bottles of water.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Madonna: Material Mom Turns Cold Cougar
From the start, the odds were against them.
She was an American pop diva and worldwide celebrity worth millions. He was a British director of snarky gangster films with a love for the English countryside. Ten years his senior, she had changed men more often than many women change handbags.
When Madonna and Guy Ritchie announced on Wednesday that they were splitting up, few were surprised.
"Madonna and Guy Ritchie have agreed to divorce after seven-and-a-half years of marriage," her spokeswoman Liz Rosenberg said in a statement released yesterday. "They have both requested that the media maintain respect for their family at this difficult time."
Hours after confirming her divorce, Madonna was back on stage in Boston for the latest installment of her "Sticky & Sweet" tour. She seemed to take a swipe at her soon-to-be ex when she dedicated a song to the "emotionally retarded":
"This song is for the emotionally retarded. You might know a few people who fall into that category -- God knows I do," she said. Video from the show quickly became an Internet sensation.
"We saw it coming," Ian Drew, editor at large at Us Weekly, told ABCNews.com. "There have been reports of strife for such a long time and where there's smoke, there's fire."
Since the beginning of the year, speculation has grown that their marriage was on the rocks. Increasingly separate public appearances by the couple forced their rep to issue a statement in March saying, "Just because Madonna and Guy haven't been expressing themselves in public lately doesn't mean their seven-year marriage is on the rocks. I am delighted to confirm that Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ritchie remain happily married.
In July came the bombshell headlines linking Madonna to Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez. Their "affair of the heart" put the nail in the coffin of A-Rod's marriage to Cynthia Rodriguez, according to her lawyer.
Madonna denied any romantic involvement with Rodriguez. She told People magazine on July 6: "My husband and I are not planning on getting a divorce. I know Alex Rodriguez through Guy Oseary, who manages both of us. I brought my kids to a Yankee game. I am not romantically involved in any way with Alex Rodriguez. I have nothing to do with the state of his marriage or what spiritual path he may choose to study."
But, since news broke of her divorce, a source told US Weekly that the singer and the slugger "are definitely romantic. A-Rod and Madonna are more involved than ever."
Source : http://www.abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/FallConcert/story?id=6043213&page=1
She was an American pop diva and worldwide celebrity worth millions. He was a British director of snarky gangster films with a love for the English countryside. Ten years his senior, she had changed men more often than many women change handbags.
When Madonna and Guy Ritchie announced on Wednesday that they were splitting up, few were surprised.
"Madonna and Guy Ritchie have agreed to divorce after seven-and-a-half years of marriage," her spokeswoman Liz Rosenberg said in a statement released yesterday. "They have both requested that the media maintain respect for their family at this difficult time."
Hours after confirming her divorce, Madonna was back on stage in Boston for the latest installment of her "Sticky & Sweet" tour. She seemed to take a swipe at her soon-to-be ex when she dedicated a song to the "emotionally retarded":
"This song is for the emotionally retarded. You might know a few people who fall into that category -- God knows I do," she said. Video from the show quickly became an Internet sensation.
"We saw it coming," Ian Drew, editor at large at Us Weekly, told ABCNews.com. "There have been reports of strife for such a long time and where there's smoke, there's fire."
Since the beginning of the year, speculation has grown that their marriage was on the rocks. Increasingly separate public appearances by the couple forced their rep to issue a statement in March saying, "Just because Madonna and Guy haven't been expressing themselves in public lately doesn't mean their seven-year marriage is on the rocks. I am delighted to confirm that Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ritchie remain happily married.
In July came the bombshell headlines linking Madonna to Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez. Their "affair of the heart" put the nail in the coffin of A-Rod's marriage to Cynthia Rodriguez, according to her lawyer.
Madonna denied any romantic involvement with Rodriguez. She told People magazine on July 6: "My husband and I are not planning on getting a divorce. I know Alex Rodriguez through Guy Oseary, who manages both of us. I brought my kids to a Yankee game. I am not romantically involved in any way with Alex Rodriguez. I have nothing to do with the state of his marriage or what spiritual path he may choose to study."
But, since news broke of her divorce, a source told US Weekly that the singer and the slugger "are definitely romantic. A-Rod and Madonna are more involved than ever."
Source : http://www.abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/FallConcert/story?id=6043213&page=1
Friday, November 28, 2008
Is Madonna Becoming Sticky and Sour?
Poor Madonna. The mistress of spin who has so carefully controlled her image ever since she worked every DJ in New York City in the 1980s when she first burst on the scene, no longer appears to be calling all the shots at age 50.
The pop diva had reportedly planned on announcing that her marriage to director Guy Ritchie was over after her Sticky and Sweet tour wrapped. Instead, the announcement came in the middle, and the tour is growing more sour than sweet as it rolls on.
A few hours after the breakup was made public, Madonna opened her show in Boston with the track "I'm Not Sorry," telling the crowd, "That's right, I'm not sorry."
Later she performed "Miles Away," a song she once said was inspired by her often long-distance relationship with Ritchie.
Introducing it, she told the audience, "This song is for the emotionally retarded. Maybe you know some people who fall into that category. I know I do."
Perhaps Madonna's bitterness stems from losing her grip on all things in her world. At a concert in New York earlier this month, she made the following cryptic announcement to the audience: "In exactly 29 moves, the Queen will dump the King."
At the time, she had 29 dates left on her U.S. tour.
Whether it was Ritchie or Madonna who jumped the gun, it's now clear the couple is headed for what could be a bitter divorce and custody battle over their son, Rocco, 8, and adopted son, David Banda, 3.
Even David's father, Yohane Banda, weighed in on the divorce from his home in Malawi. According to British newspaper The Sun, he wondered if David would be better off back home with him. "I am still a poor farmer with nothing to offer, but maybe he would be better off back with us," he said.
Ritchie's father, John, also jumped into the fray. After hearing about Madonna's "emotionally retarded" comments, he lashed out at the Material Girl in the British press. "She is being beastly," he said. "She is saying, 'Did you ever love me?' It goes back to a time when she fell off her horse and she's blaming him for that. She's calling him an emotional retard. When he's being bashed by her it's horrid."
Source : http://www.abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/story?id=6079787&page=1
The pop diva had reportedly planned on announcing that her marriage to director Guy Ritchie was over after her Sticky and Sweet tour wrapped. Instead, the announcement came in the middle, and the tour is growing more sour than sweet as it rolls on.
A few hours after the breakup was made public, Madonna opened her show in Boston with the track "I'm Not Sorry," telling the crowd, "That's right, I'm not sorry."
Later she performed "Miles Away," a song she once said was inspired by her often long-distance relationship with Ritchie.
Introducing it, she told the audience, "This song is for the emotionally retarded. Maybe you know some people who fall into that category. I know I do."
Perhaps Madonna's bitterness stems from losing her grip on all things in her world. At a concert in New York earlier this month, she made the following cryptic announcement to the audience: "In exactly 29 moves, the Queen will dump the King."
At the time, she had 29 dates left on her U.S. tour.
Whether it was Ritchie or Madonna who jumped the gun, it's now clear the couple is headed for what could be a bitter divorce and custody battle over their son, Rocco, 8, and adopted son, David Banda, 3.
Even David's father, Yohane Banda, weighed in on the divorce from his home in Malawi. According to British newspaper The Sun, he wondered if David would be better off back home with him. "I am still a poor farmer with nothing to offer, but maybe he would be better off back with us," he said.
Ritchie's father, John, also jumped into the fray. After hearing about Madonna's "emotionally retarded" comments, he lashed out at the Material Girl in the British press. "She is being beastly," he said. "She is saying, 'Did you ever love me?' It goes back to a time when she fell off her horse and she's blaming him for that. She's calling him an emotional retard. When he's being bashed by her it's horrid."
Source : http://www.abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/story?id=6079787&page=1
Madonna fuels new relationship rumours
Pop queen Madonna has further fuelled her relationship rumours with baseball star Alex Rodriguez after he was spotted at one of her performances forher ongoing 'Sticky and Sweet' tour.
Rodriguez has been linked to Madonna after his ex-wife Cynthia alleged him of having an "affair of the heart" with the singer.
He was also considered a prime factor in Madonna's recent divorce with movie director husband Guy Ritchie after a 7-year-long marriage.
The star has reportedly introduced Rodriguez to close friends including Gwyneth Paltrow, the Contactmusic reported.
Rodriguez was spotted at her Miami concert where Madonna is said to have sang 'You Must Love Me' to the athlete, who was seen sitting in prime position at the gig.
She also accepted a bottle of water offered to her by the star, who was seated next to her manager Guy Oseary and singer Rod Stewart.
"It was easy for him to hand it off because he was sitting in the front row. He was all excited watching her perform," a concertgoer later told 'E! News'.
Rodriguez has been linked to Madonna after his ex-wife Cynthia alleged him of having an "affair of the heart" with the singer.
He was also considered a prime factor in Madonna's recent divorce with movie director husband Guy Ritchie after a 7-year-long marriage.
The star has reportedly introduced Rodriguez to close friends including Gwyneth Paltrow, the Contactmusic reported.
Rodriguez was spotted at her Miami concert where Madonna is said to have sang 'You Must Love Me' to the athlete, who was seen sitting in prime position at the gig.
She also accepted a bottle of water offered to her by the star, who was seated next to her manager Guy Oseary and singer Rod Stewart.
"It was easy for him to hand it off because he was sitting in the front row. He was all excited watching her perform," a concertgoer later told 'E! News'.
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