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Madonna, Jesus and children attend Kabbalah services in NYC Feb 28, 2009.

You say that you need my love
And you're wantin' my body, I don't mind
Baby all I've got is time
And I'm waiting to make you mine

You say you wanna stay the night
But you'll leave me tomorrow, I don't care
All of your moves are right
We can take it anywhere, this

[Chorus:]

Physical attraction
It's a chemical reaction
Physical attraction
Chemical reaction

Trying hard to get away
But I can't seem to fight the way I feel
Even though you're not for real
Your touch is driving me
Crazy and when you smile
It's just makin' me want you more and more
Baby won't you stay a while
It could be such a fantasy

[chorus]

Maybe we were meant to be together
Even though we never met before
We got to move before the sun is rising
And you'll be walking slowly out the door

Nicole Kidman was manning the door and helping to take guests’ coats and shawls.Sharon Stone was chowing down on onion bhajis, while Cameron Diaz was mopping up the vegetarian curry with naan bread.There was a definite Slumdog Millionaire theme at the late-night, post-Oscar party Madonna threw with Demi Moore at the mansion owned by Madge’s manager, Guy Oseary.Spread out in the kitchen were traditional Indian dishes including chicken tikka masala and various biriyanis.There were other goodies, too. One guest even jokingly (I hope) asked for a deep-fried Mars bar. I gather he had once spent a drunken night in Glasgow and claimed to have tasted the Scottish delicacy.Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs was the DJ and MC. When best supporting actress Oscar winner Penelope Cruz sashayed in, he announced: ‘Penel-o-p-e Cruuuz is in the house!’Most people party-hopped from the Vanity Fair bash and Elton John’s charity event to end up at Madge’s, where the tennis courts had been covered over and topped with a marquee. Sofas and chairs were provided for the weary to rest themselves on.And there were plenty of mints in little bowls, for those who didn’t want early morning curry breath.

At “Defying Inequality: the Broadway Concert for Equal Rights,” the other night, nubile young New York intern Ross Urken asked Cyndi Lauper what she thought about Madonna’s post-divorce flings with youthful boy toys like A-Rod and Jesus Luz, and Cyndi, who takes equal rights extremely seriously, set him straight. “What’s your issue?” she demanded. “You know how many old geezers do you see with young women. What’s the double standard? Who cares? You know, they’re both adults. Who cares? What’s good for the goose is good for the gander.” Oh, obviously; girls, they want to have fun.

Opposites do attract.Take homebody mom Gwyneth Paltrow and the ever controversial Madonna. They’re best pals, and in a new interview with OK!, Gwyn explains why.“She’s been through everything. And she’s a real survivor,” the Oscar winner said at a charity event in Los Angeles Wednesday night. “Every problem that I’ve had, she’s had ten problems worse that dwarf my problems.”The two stars have been close buds for a decade, with Paltrow publicly supporting Madonna through her divorce from Guy Ritchie, and rumors of her romance with then-married baseball star Alex Rodriguez.“She’s a very interested, caring woman,” Gwyneth said. “She’s pretty great. She’s Madonna and she comes with all this stuff but she’s pretty incredible.”

Madonna's "Filth & Wisdom" will be screened at Milan female film festival Sguardi Altrove, which starts on March 3.

The screening of Madonna movie is planned for March 6 at 10:30 pm at Spazio Oberdan.

Entry with the Sguardi Altrove card is priced 3 €. You can subscribe to the Sguardi Altrove card directly at the cinema and it is for all the screenings of this year festival (3-8 March).

A calendar of the screenings will be posted at www.sguardialtrove.org soon.

Madonna's documentary "I am beacause we are" will be screened in Paris France beginning on March 23.

From the Elle magazine session and making of Give It 2 Me video.

On January 29th, MADONNAMEXICO told you about a possible new release of a 4th single from the Hard Candy album, "The Beat Goes On", NOW it is said there will be not 1 but 2 singles:

She's not me.

For Europe, Australia and Japan (with a bonus for them)
Why? Warner wants to do a retrospective of her career to the general public (like the S & ST) with new unpublished images!

Beat goes on (urban sound for them to change ...!)

For America (USA + Latinamerica)

Warner wants to strike a major blow because it will lose a major customer (that brought him up to 200 million euros the best years) and, in a cordial manner, he wants to thank her.

GHV3 bonus DVD there would be:

A retrospective "speed" of 25 years of her career
Behind the scenes tour
The whole show (on TV there will be pictures cut)
Interviews (short) on friends and enemies of Madonna
An Exclusive new interview with Madonna (no interview is scheduled yet).

Costume designer Arianne Phillips, the stylist behind "Blame it on Rio," has been collaborating with Madonna for more than a decade, from the star's geisha-inspired period to her Patty Hearst look for American Life. Phillips, who also masterminded the clothing for Madonna's two previous epic photo portfolios for W (2003's "Madonna Unbound" and 2006's "Madonna Rides Again"), talked to us about the looks she chose for their latest collaboration.

The black zippered dress is so prominent in the story. What made you choose it and what did its designer (Victoria Beckham) have to do with it, if anything?
I initially chose this dress for the classic 50s-60s slim silhouette, which was what I was after for our story. I was also intrigued since it is from Beckham's debut collection -- I liked the "story" of one pop star to another. And I was pleasantly surprised at the high quality of the dress. The fabrication, details and fit are very well thought out.

Tell us about that graphic sequined dress. All the credit says is that it's vintage and from The Way We Wore, the vintage store in LA.
The dress is reminiscent of our initial inspiration for the shoot, the 1963 Jeanne Moreau film The Bay of Angels. It's from the select archives of Doris Raymond, the owner of The Way We Wore. Madonna had specifically requested I include some vintage 50s and early 60s garments to mix with the contemporary designer fashions, and Doris is my "go to" person for vintage. She has an amazing eye and unique sensitivity to vintage.

What are the sunglasses Madonna wears in so many of the shots?
I believe those are D&G. We loved them.

What's with the little lace gloves?
With styling I find it's always about balance -- not over accessorizing, while still being able to create a character. There was a finished, formal quality to the way women dressed in the 50s and 60s. Their outfits were complete with hat, gloves, jewelry and hosiery, and there was a modesty and femininity to the way women dressed. I found that the little lace gloves finished her character perfectly, as they're both demure and provocative.

What's up next for you?
I designed the costumes for Tom Ford's directorial debut, A Single Man, starring Colin Firth and Julianne Moore, which is forthcoming this fall. Right now I'm helping refurbish and create some new looks for Madonna's summer tour extension and I'm getting ready to attend the women's collections in Paris.

Click on image to see selections from Steven Klein's portfolio, "Blame it on Rio."

It was in 1997, for the cover of her album Ray of Light. ‘At 2pm she said, “OK, I’m tired. We’re done.” And I said, “But I don’t have the pictures yet.” She said, “You’re working for me and I say we’re done.” I said, “No, we carry on.” The picture she used on the cover came after that. She didn’t intimidate me, you see. I thought, I have to push my luck here, so I started keeking her like dis, with my foot.’ He gives me a demonstration, under the table. ‘She was, like, “Hey, what are you doing?” And I was, like, move here, move here,” and suddenly this created an eentimacy. When these people come across someone who treats them as an equal, it puts them at their ease.’ …

…What about when celebrities are notoriously controlling of their image – celebrities such as Madonna? ‘I was really lucky with Madonna because she was the first celebrity to come to me that wasn’t just a model. It was before Diana. With her I knew I had discovered my style because I like to believe what I am photographing. A certain reality. You know with digital you can do anything. I could be photographed sitting here with you and then in the lab you could be replaced with a pink elephant. When I started I wouldn’t do airbrushing but then I came to see it was OK for wrinkles but not everywhere, you know, leave the natural texture of the skin. When Madonna first came to meet me in a hotel I said, “My God, I have never seen you like this without make up!” Before, you know, I had only ever seen her being the tough girl, or Marilyn, or the rock chick. Instead she came in looking very natural, no make up, flat shoes and ponytail. So I said: “Can I photograph you like this? See who the Madonna without foundation is?” She agreed, but when I showed her the photographs before retouching she was, like, “Oh my God, people don’t want to see me like this.” I showed them to her again after I had done a little retouching and she was happy. She understood what I was trying to do without the make up.

‘That was a milestone for me. It was for a Versace couture collection, when Gianni was still alive, and when it came out it was billed as “Versace presents Madonna by Testino.” And I was a no one. Who is this Testino? Until then the only photographers known only by their surnames were Newton, Avedon and Bailey. It did change the way people saw me. I became a brand.’ (A powerful one, when Testino started shooting for Gucci in 1995, sales increased by £266 million in a year.)

Madonna was so impressed with the natural look Testino had captured, she booked him again and again. ‘When Madonna got pregnant I was with her taking pictures of her tummy moving, while hundreds of photographers were outside, desperate for her.’

Rosie O’Donnell has been e-mailing back and forth with Madonna about menopause, she reveals in an interview on The Tyra Banks Show to air Thursday and Friday.“She’s [Madonna] great, she’s a lot like a big sister,” O’Donnell says. “When I started having my hormone things, I’m like, ‘What the hell is going on?’ she’s like, ‘Get the cream.’”

Madonna recently sent boxes of clothes belonging to her 3-year-old son, David Banda, back to his former orphanage in Malawi.

The Home of Hope Orphanage Centre was a beehive of activity thanks to the arrival of the surprise package, labeled “from David Ritchie to friends at Home of Hope – Malawi.” Included in the boxes were clothes, children’s books – with autographed copies of Madonna’s children’s book, English Roses – and an assortment of toys.

“These are clothes David can no longer use; they say he is quite a big boy now so he cannot use most of the clothes Madonna bought him immediately after he was adopted,” said a source close to the orphanage. “The children were excited to receive the clothes.”

Lucy Chipeta, director of the orphanage, confirmed receiving a surprise package for the kids but would not confirm it came from Madonna. “We have lots of friends across the globe who send us stuff from time to time,” she said.

It's just been announced that Madonna will perform in Udine, Italy, for the very first time! It's her second Italian show for the extent of the Sticky & Sweet Tour.

She will perform at the Friuli Stadium on July 16, 2009.

Special guess is Paul Oakenfold.

Tickets will be on sale exclusively for Icon members on February 24 at 10am local time(TOMORROW). Public sale will start on February 27 at midnight on www.ticketone.it and at 9am local time on official retainers.

Ticket prices:

Prato A 75 € + presale tax
Prato B 65 € + presale tax
Tribuna Centrale Numerata 130 € + presale tax
Tribuna Laterale Numerata 110 € + presale tax
Gradinata Numerata 90 € + presale tax

Madonna fully dressed in black, looking amazing, sexy and beautiful arrived around 11:50 pm last night to the Vanity Fair post Oscars party, no Jesus in sight.