M.I.A. pulling out a middle finger during the Super Bowl half time performance seemed pretty shockingly non-shocking when compared to oh say, Janet Jackson, and every other thing M.I.A. has ever done (example:  banned videos, stalking a reporter over writing she ate a truffle fry) but its still been a hot topic.  How did Madonna feel about the whole thing?

● Madonna is so over M.I.A.'s "adolescent" and "irrelevant" hijacking of the half-time show. "I understand it’s punk rock and everything, but to me there was such a feeling of love and good energy, and positivity, it seemed negative," she explained this morning on Ryan Seacrest's radio show. "What was the point?" [TMZ]

● Beyoncé and Jay-Z are filing quickly for trademark of their baby's name, Blue Ivy, because two other people have already tried to do the same. [WP]

● Rumor has it that M.I.A. has split with Benjamin Bronfman, her long time fiancé and the father of her son, Ikhyd. M.I.A. [NYDN]

● M.I.A. won Madonna's Super Bowl half-time show when she punctuated her "Give Me All Your Lovin'" verse with a middle finger. She really "don't give a shit." [Rap-Up]

This Sunday, Madonna is set to glam up your Super Bowl halftime show to the chagrin of drunk uncles/Santorum supporters across the country. In between whatever medley of "Borderline"/"Like a Prayer"/"Material Girl"/"dear-God-not-"Die Another Day," she'll be joined by M.I.A. and Nicki Minaj to perform their collaborative single, "Give Me All Your Luvin'." This morning, she dropped the music video for that song, which you can watch after the click. It's a glossy production, replete with multiple Marilyn Monroe impersonations, a squadron of football dancers, and enough visual cues to show you that Madonna still clearly considers herself on top of the world.

Assuming it comes out on time, M.I.A.'s upcoming fourth album will be one of the more anticipated summer smashes dropping this year. The hype cycle begins now: today, she released a new single titled "Bad Girls," a rework of the version that appeared on her Vicki Leekx mixtape. An accompanying video by the same guy who directed the one with all the head-shot gingers will come this Friday, but if you don't care about visuals you can listen to the song after the click (via Pitchfork). 

● Anne Hathaway is engaged to her long time beau, Adam Shulman. "He's the best!" she says. [People]

● Courtney Love's 19-year-young daughter, Francis Bean, is engaged -- if her recently changed Facebook relationship status is to be believed -- to her boyfriend of one year, The Rambles singer Isaiah Silva. [NYDN] ● Now that Entourage has ended, Adrien Grenier says he has "to console so many people on the street. I mean grown men practically in tears now wondering what they're going to do now on Sunday nights. So it's a lot of huggin' it out," he told CNN. [CNN] ● Word has it that Madonna is joined by Nicki Minaj and M.I.A. on her new single, "Give Me All Your Love," set to be debuted during Madge's Superbowl halftime show this year. [JustJared]

Time Magazine has added to the end of year best-of lists, with their Top 10 Fashion Statements of 2010. This is not a list of impeccable style, no, but instead individuals who gave us pause to ask the question: “What is she wearing!?” Ranking at number one is Lady Gaga and her now infamous meat dress—with shoes, hat, and purse to match.