ContactMusic — Madonna is growing nervous ahead of the release of her feature film directorial debut W E - because she feels she has to prove herself as a filmmaker the same way she did as a young singer The Like A Virgin hitmaker stepped behind the camera for the ... more info

Gigwise — Madonna discusses W.E.... more info

Topix — Maybe you've seen this YouTube video of Madonna expressing her disdain for hydrangeas after a fan handed her a bouquet of the offending posies while she was abroad promoting her latest film project, "W.E." "I absolutely loathe hydrangeas," Madonna sa... more info

Reuters — TORONTO (Reuters) - Madonna on Monday said she said she doesn't mind any criticism of her filmmaking abilities, so long as it is directed at her movie and not at herself. more info

Perez Hilton — That would be Guy Richie, director extraordinaire and her second ex-hubby! Rumor has it (ruuuuuumor, ruuuuuuumor) that Guy is jetting into two just to be present at Madonna's big premiere of W.E. at TIFF tonight. If its true, it's an interesting oli... more info

Pop Crunch — Last week, Madonna found herself in some very public hot water when she was caught on tape dissing the hydrangeas given to her by a fan at the Venice Film [...] more info

E! Online — Madonna sure has a funny way of apologizing. After a video surfaced last week of the Material Girl dissing a fan who gave her the pom pom-like flowers during a press conference at the... more info

ContactMusic — Pop superstar Madonna has laughed off the fuss surrounding her snub of a bouquet of hydrangeas at Italys Venice Film Festival last week ends09Sep11 by mocking the incident in a spoof video The Material Girl hitmaker was handed the flowers by a male f... more info

Perez Hilton — We … can't … even. Right now, as they always shall be, our hearts belong to Madonna. She is truly not only talented and magnificent, but she also has one hell of a sense of humor. So, remember those damn hydrangeas? Remember how everyone got all ... more info

The Telegraph — Respect La Diva at the Garrick Theatre, a tribute to great female vocalists ranging from Aretha Franklin to Madonna and Beyonce, is the kind of show you might expect to see on the end of a pier in Blackpool or at a holiday camp in Skegness. more info