Madonna and Guy Ritchie seen together for first time since bitter split in 2008

Another Haart family split. My Unorthodox Life star Julia Haart and her husband of two years, Silvio Scaglia Haart, are going their separate ways.

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Goal report that the Stamford Bridge club have offered closer to his £200,000 a week demands, with Tuchel understandably desperate to keep hold of his star defender. And the German displayed his importance in this win, producing a typically-dominant performance at the heart of Chelsea's defence to ensure they head to the final with a much-needed clean sheet.

No tissues needed! Channing Tatum offered reassurance that his new film will not follow in Marley and Me’s tragic footsteps.

Unbothered! Kanye West has repeatedly said he wants to get back together with estranged wife Kim Kardashian, but it’s not a problem for his current girlfriend, Julia Fox.

urban explorer has shared a series of eerie images of an abandoned property that could soon be lost forever.The derelict Balrossie School, near Glasgow, was originally used as a home for the orphaned children of killed sailors, dates back to 1899.The building was purchased by Glasgow Corporation, in the 1960s and it served as a residential school until it was closed in the 1990s and it has lain empty for almost 25 years.More commonly known as Balrossie Orphanage, the crumbling building, which is situated 20 miles west of Glasgow, near Kilmacolm, was visited last week by an urban explorer.Leeds-based photographer and urban explorer Kyle Urbex has ventured into dozens of abandoned sites over the past 18 months and said Balrossie had been high on his list for quite some time.Kyle told Glasgow Live he was glad he got there when he did as it looks as if the old orphanage has only months left before it's gone forever.He said: "I arrived [at Balrossie] last Saturday and when I first got there I noticed that half of the building had already been demolished. There was a big massive pile of rubble in the middle"."I reckon the rest of it will be gone very, very soon," he added.

The Independent).Cyclist Mike van Erp, who has more than 22,000 subscribers to his YouTube channel (CyclingMikey) in which he posts videos of motorists caught on film breaking the law, recorded the offence in November 2019.The YouTuber, who was on his bike at the time, filmed Ritchie driving near Hyde Park last year. In the video van Erp approaches Ritchie, who winds his window down, and confronts him about the offence.“I don’t think you should be doing your text messages while you are driving,” van Erp tells Ritchie in the video.

Guy Ritchie will have to pick up cycling.

Filmmaker Guy Ritchie has been banned from driving for six months.

Guy Ritchie has been banned from driving for six months after a cyclist filmed him texting at the wheel.

the Evening Standard.He was not required to appear at Bromley Magistrates Court on Tuesday, where he was handed down the punishment.Ritchie, whose films also include The Gentlemen, Snatch, and Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels, was seen by cyclist Mike van Erp typing a message on his iPhone as he drove through Hyde Park in November last year.Mr van Erp alerted the Met and sent in a video file, called ‘Man typing on his mobile phone whilst behind the wheel of his car’, after having a short exchange with Ritchie before the director drove away.The incident happened at about 1pm on 3 November 2019, with Ritchie seen sitting in his car, with Apple earbuds in, waiting at traffic backed-up through the park.After realising the cyclist had pulled

Madonna found the perfect way to move on from her near miss with ex Guy Ritchie and continue her recovery from a knee injury at the same time.The singer, 61, roped in boyfriend Ahlamalik Williams, 25, to help her out with some stretches.Well we say, stretches.

MADONNA and her toyboy lover suffered an awkward reunion with her ex Guy Ritchie following their spat over son Rocco last year. The former couple had a huge bust-up in December over would get to see Rocco over the New Year’s holiday but were forced to come face-to-face at a posh bash in Chelsea, London, last night.

Madonna and her ex-husband Guy Ritchie are not Hung Up on their split 12 years ago as they were spotted on a rare outing together with their other halves and children.The legendary pop star, 61, was spotted at an art exhibition in London with boyfriend Ahlamalik Williams, 25, and her 14-year-old adopted childred Mercy and David.Her director ex-husband was at the event with wife Jacqui Ainsley, 38, and his 19-year-old son Rocco who he shares with Madonna.It was a rare reunion for the former couple, who split up in 2008 after eight years of marriage.

Manori Ravindran International Editor“The Gentlemen” director Guy Ritchie has teamed with U.K.

Guy Ritchie has teamed with Creative Access, the Brit organization offering support for people from under-represented backgrounds to get into the creative industries, to launch a new diversity initiative providing paid film internships. Called Set Access, the initiative — which will be initially open to young Black candidates from disadvantaged backgrounds — aims to eventually establish a talent pool of at least 250 interns from under-represented groups over a five-year period.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterThe debate continues around how the film biz can address its diversity crisis, but it’s clear that the appetite right now is for action rather than words. Hopefully some good news here then that two prominent, established filmmakers, Guy Ritchie and Matthew Vaughn, are teaming with not-for-profit UK enterprise Creative Access to ensure they improve representation on their sets.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterThe debate continues around how the film biz can address its diversity crisis, but it’s clear that the appetite right now is for action rather than words. Hopefully some good news here then that two prominent, established filmmakers, Guy Ritchie and Matthew Vaughan, are teaming with not-for-profit UK enterprise Creative Access to ensure they improve representation on their sets.

FILM maker Guy Ritchie is building a holiday camp for the rich and famous on his £9million country estate. He has put up a huge safari-style tent on the edge of one of his two purpose-built sports lakes and plans four luxury cabins so shooting parties can stay overnight.