London, Feb 27: Filmmaker Guy Ritchie calls his ex-wife Queen of Pop Madonna `IT', if his pals are to be believed.

According to friends, the British director started making jibes at the `Material Girl' hitmaker even before their divorce.

"Guy will say, `Oh, It's in a bad mood today'," the Sun quoted a pal, as saying.

"Even towards the end of their marriage, he would call her It. He told people, `We can't make It angry'.

"There is absolutely no love lost between them," the pal added.

London, Feb 22 : Guy Ritchie's new flick Sherlock Holmes is going to portray Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's legendary character in a gay way.

In the film, Holmes, being played by Robert Downey Jr, is seen sharing a bed with Dr Watson, being played by Jude Law.

Holmes can also be seen enjoying some man-to-man wrestling with his close chum.

"We're two men who happen to be room-mates, wrestle a lot and share a bed. It's badass," News of the World quoted Robert Downey Jr, as saying.

London, Feb 20: The details of queen of pop Madonna and Guy Ritchie's much-hyped divorce battle will be made public as they prepare to fight it out in a US court.

As the Material Girl plans a permanent move to the US, she wants the UK deal to be transferred to the States. Unlike Britain, family hearings are open to the public in America.

Madge apparently wants her two sons Rocco, eight, and David, three, to follow her Kabbalah faith, a form of Jewish spiritualism and insists they eat kosher food and worship at synagogues on Fridays and Saturdays.

Washington, Feb 19 : Warner Bros. has denied reports that claimed the studio had asked Guy Ritchie to re-shoot parts of his forthcoming Sherlock Holmes movie.

The British director was reportedly left fuming after being told he had to re-shoot five weeks'' worth of scenes for his super sleuth film, which stars Robert Downey Jr. as the iconic detective, reports Contactmusic.

According to The Sun, executives at Warner Bros. - the studio in charge of the film''s production - had heavily criticised the moviemaker''s first takes.

London, Feb 18 : Hollywood filmmaker Guy Ritchie has found himself in an awkward position, after being asked by Warner Bros chiefs to film again the `Sherlock Holmes' scenes on which he spent almost five weeks.

The Warner Brother chiefs felt the scenes were not up to the mark, and called some of them "ridiculously unrealistic".

Guy, who was preoccupied with the materialization of his divorce with Madonna, while the scenes were shot, is facing a bigger challenge of getting A-list actors like Jude Law to shoot the scenes again.

New York, Feb 14 : Madonna and film director Guy Ritchie have filed papers to make their custody order concerning their two children legally binding in New York.

The Material Girl has filed a petition in Manhattan''s state Supreme Court, requesting that their joint-custody deal of eight-year-old Rocco and three-year-old David be declared legally binding in the U. S.