Madonna: Trouble in Paradise?

They’ve long been the uber-hot popstar/smoldering director ultra hip couple. But a recent string of events is beginning to reveal a possible rift between Madonna and her hubby Guy Ritchie.

Madge was spotted having dinner with gal pal Gwyneth Paltrow last night at Locanda Locatelli in London, England. And neither of them looked very happy.

After all, the numbers are starting to add up - Guy didn’t show for the Material Girl’s Malawi benefit last month, and he wasn’t even there when she got inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last week.

Even Madonna’s publicist realizes how this all looks… she recently issued a public statement, saying, “Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ritchie remain happily married.” We’ll keep you updated.

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Katie Holmes’ St Patrick’s Day Lunch Outing

Wearing a striped black-and-white dress with a yellow trench on top, Katie Holmes stepped out to one of her favorite lunch spots, Joan’s on Third, in Los Angeles.

As far as TomKat gossip is concerned, recent reports claim that the couple are disputing over how to celebrate daughter Suri’s second birthday.

“Tom is out to make Suri’s second birthday a spectacle like no other child has ever had,” a source is quoted as saying.

The insider added: “Katie believes wholeheartedly it would set a bad example. She doesn’t want her daughter to be a spoiled Beverly Hills rich kid who expects the biggest and the best for the rest of her life… She’s all for a nice party, but nothing ostentatious.”

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Tara Reid at the Pool in Bikini

She’s quite the traveler these days, and it seems that Tara Reid has turned in her Australian affinity for a little Mexican mojo.

The “American Pie” actress was spotted over the weekend enjoy the beautiful weather and surroundings of Cancun, Mexico.

Yesterday, Reid showed off her fabulous bikini body, sporting an animal print two-piece bathing suit, along with a south-of-the-border-style shawl.

The former “Taradise” hostess has also been seen going around with a new Mexican playboy. As far as relationships go, this one isn’t even on the map yet, but with Mexico’s reputation for romance, who knows what could happen?

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Miranda Kerr: Uptown Girl

When it comes to desirable cab customers, the taxi drivers in New York City must swerve to pick up Miranda Kerr.

The Victoria’s Secret model was spotted hailing a ride yesterday following a lunch date with her mom at Mercer Kitchen in the trendy Soho district of Manhattan.

And even when she’s going casual, this brunette beauty knows how to do it in style. She sported a v-neck sweater underneath a sport coat with a pair of skinny jeans and some high heeled boots.

Given her romance with “Pirates of the Caribbean” hottie Orlando Bloom, no wonder Miss Kerr is always looking her best- she’s in competition with every other woman in America for his attention.

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Brad Pitt and Bill Clinton’s Rebuilding Effort

Arguably the world’s most well-known male actor and a former president joined forces in New Orleans on Sunday, as Brad Pitt and Bill Clinton teamed up with 600 students from around the world to formally break ground on Pitt’s Make it Right project.

The effort is planning to construct 150 sustainable and affordable homes in the Lower 9th Ward, which was ravaged by Hurricane Katrina.

“It is only fitting that we culminate a weekend focused on youth service by turning words in action,” President Clinton said. “I’m pleased that Make It Right would invite us to be here today, to give us all the opportunity to restore the historic Lower 9th Ward and help residents rebuild after Hurricane Katrina.”

Meanwhile, Pitt told press: “We are so appreciative of the support we have received from the Lower 9th Ward Community, the Clinton Global Initiative, and university students from around the country at our groundbreaking today.”

The Fight Club stud added: “I especially want to thank former President Bush and President Clinton for their early support of Make It Right. We are excited about today, but need to remember that our project is one small part of addressing a much larger need. Thousands of people still need help in order to return home.”

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