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Madonna brought her Sticky & Sweet Tour to Milan, Italy last night and was greeted by throngs of adoring Italians fans … not the least of which were famed fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana of the fashion house Dolce & Gabbana, who threw a lavish party in her honor at the completion of her show. And, wouldn’t ya know it, D&G‘s fave new fashion model and Maddy‘s fave toyboy Jesus Luz was also in the hiz for the celebration. Here is a group shot of all the BFFs:

DOES MADONNA ever eat dinner on her own? A night rarely passes where the Queen of Pop isn’t spotted entering or leaving a swanky restaurant, often with celeb pals in tow. Last week she hit posh London eatery Locanda Locatelli with SIR PAUL McCARTNEY and his daughter STELLA. And now she’s fine dining in Milan at Dolce & Gabbana’s restaurant GOLD with the fashion behemoths and toyboy lover JESUS LUZ. Wrapped in an embrace with two of the world’s premier designers and a Brazilian model, it’s no wonder she’s beaming from ear to ear.

Well doesn’t Madonna just look like the cat that ate the canary. You know, life must be pretty damn good for her these days. She’s got the company of a hot, young Brazilian model whenever she wants it. She’s got BFFs in the couture fashion biz. She’s on tour, again, at age 50. She’s a new mother of a beautiful little girl. Yeah, it don’t suck to be Madonna. You live it up, girl.

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President Barack Obama was on hand at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, MO last night to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the 2009 MLB All-Star Game (he was the first sitting president to do so in 33 years, the 5th president to do so overall) and, as it turns out, managed to chuck a left-leaning pitch towards the home plate. Some described the pitch as “shaky” but, in all honesty, most ceremonial pitches are shaky … at best. Here are a few pics from last night’s game:

As you would expect, President Obama leaned to the left while making the ceremonial first pitch at Tuesday’s All-Star game in St. Louis. While he was lacking in style points on his short southpaw lob to the plate, he certainly made a striking fashion statement — not to mention showing his South Side sentiment — to the worldwide television audience. Yes, he wore a zippered black baseball jacket emblazoned with a white script S-O-X down the left side. “My wife thinks that I look cute in this jacket,” the president said later on the Fox game telecast. The president left his favorite well-worn Sox cap at home, although Chicago White Sox pitcher Mark Buehrle had a pair stashed in his American League locker that he hoped to personally hand to Obama. Buehrle missed out on catching the ceremonial first pitch. That honor went to hometown favorite Albert Pujols, who received a hug from the president. Pujols deserved the hug, saving the president from embarrassment by moving on top of the plate to save the pitch from bouncing. As they would say in the dugout, the president needs some work on his mechanics. It might not have shown, but Obama, who said during the game telecast that he did not play organized baseball as a kid, had practiced for the big pitch. White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs told reporters aboard Air Force One on Tuesday that the president had been testing out his arm with personal aide Reggie Love, a former Duke basketball player. In the Oval Office, Obama was asked about his pitching: “Well, I think it’s fair to say that I wanted to loosen up my arm a little bit,” he said. “You know, my general strategy the last time I threw a pitch was at the American League Championship Series and I just wanted to keep it high. “Now, there was no clock on it, I don’t know how fast it went — but if it exceeded 30 miles per hour, I’d be surprised. But it did clear the plate.” Baseball legend Willie Mays flew with Obama from Michigan to St. Louis on Tuesday. Mays went to the press cabin and said he gave the president one piece of advice about throwing out the first pitch: “Follow through.”

Aww … well … I don’t think anyone expected him to throw a pepper right over the home plate. And I agree with Michelle Obama, our prez does look cute in his White Sox jacket. Tho, in regards to that first pitch Mr. President, I wouldn’t quit your day job.

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Yesterday we saw photos of diva Whitney Houston making her fabulous arrival in London, England where she is doing some promo this week for her new album I Look To You, due out in stores in September. Today we get to see a few photos from an event that Whitney hosted, with music mogul Clive Davis, to preview some tracks of her new disc. At the event, a couple of promo photos were heavily featured … might one of them be the photo that will be used as her album coverphoto?

WHITNEY HOUSTON is clearly ready to dance with somebody again. Back in 2005, the singer appeared dishevelled and fragile following mounting rumours she’d become addicted to crack cocaine. Fast forward four years and Whitney’s resurrected the glammed-up pop diva who first shot to fame in the 1980s. Showing off a healthy complexion and classy clothes, the star was all smiles at last night’s London playback of her comeback album I Look To You – due for release on August 31.

From the Daily Mail: The 45-year-old arrived last night to launch I Look To You, her first studio CD in seven years, at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in London’s Knightsbridge. She wore a black belted mac which she removed once inside to reveal a flattering black and white Dolce & Gabbana dress. The crowd, including Top Shop billionaire Sir Phillip Green, gave Whitney a standing ovation. Tracks have already been leaked on the internet, where they have met with a mixed response – the most critical claiming her voice has been ruined. But music mogul Clive Davis, who discovered the soul diva 25 years ago, disagrees. “You won’t forget it after you hear it,” he said, calling the album a labour of love for all involved. “There is a song on this album which is called ‘I Didn’t Know My Own Strength’ and it really speaks for Whitney. She tumbled but she didn’t crumble.”

No question, Whitney cleans up very well. She looks fab. I cannot WAIT for her album … I’m dying. She looks pretty spectacular in these new promo photos … will one of them be her new album cover? It was previously announced on her official website that the album artwork would be debuted very soon … but we might’ve gotten a sneak peek in these new photos :)

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David Beckham, who just arrived home in LA last weekend, made his way to NYC (with the LA Galaxy soccer team) for an upcoming game (his first game with his US soccer team this season) … and also for an appearance on the Today Show on NBC early this morning. Here are a couple pics of Becks as he made his arrival into NYC late yesterday:

And here are a few screencaps from Becks‘s appearance with Matt Lauer on the Today Show just a couple of hours ago:

In his interview, Becks revealed that altho he spent over 6 months away from his family while he was playing with AC Milan in Italy, he did make time to iChat with his family often and had the fam visit him at 8 week intervals (for a week visit at a time). He also talked a bit about comments made by his Galaxy teammate Landon Donovan which were published in a new book called The Beckham Experiment that was written by author Grant Wahl … in the book, Donovan publicly questioned Becks‘s commitment to his US soccer team and even called him “stingy”. In response, Becks called his teammates comments “unfortunate” and “unprofessional” but did reveal that the men have spoken and have “moved on” from the controversy (tho some people aren’t convinced that the guys have kissed and made up). He then made clear that he does want to be in the US saying, “Without a doubt, I want to be here … I want to be successful in the US.” The interview then moved on to discuss his latest set of Armani Underwear ads with wife Victoria Beckham and Becks revealed that he got a new tattoo in honor of his 10 year anniversary to Vicky B. (he got a band of 10 roses around his arm). After the jump, check out video of David Beckham‘s interview on the Today Show in full …