It’s been just about a year since she filed for divorce from Guy Ritchie, and just recently Madonna was able to open up to the public about her broken marriage.
The “4 Minutes” songstress sat down with Rolling Stone magazine and admitted that going through a divorce after eight years of marriage was “challenging.”
She continued, “Life is an adjustment. My sons aren’t with me right now, they’re with their father, and I’m not very comfortable with the idea of my children not living together.” Her girls, Lourdes and Mercy, live with Madonna permanently.
The 51-year-old says that it’s been “different” with sons Rocco and David spending time in the UK with their father.
In other news, Madonna’s greatest hits collection “Celebration” entered the Billboard 200 at number 7 with sales of 72,000 copies.
2002 didn't suffer from quite the case of multiple personalities that 2001 did, but the changing of the musical guard was almost as apparent. While vets like Beck, Jurassic 5, Sonic Youth, Spoon, the Flaming Lips, and Wilco turned in some of the best work of their careers (Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots and Yankee Hotel Foxtrot tied for first place in our poll), and the teen-pop boom held strong with massive hits like Christina Aguilera's "Beautiful," acts that would shape the sounds of the rest of the decade made themselves known. Interpol's Turn on the Bright Lights -- arguably 2002's finest debut album -- showed that the New York rock revival was still going strong, while the Libertines' Up the Bracket found the U.K. responding in kind.

