Pop star Madonna has been making the rounds promoting her new album, MDNA, and she also quietly listed her Beverly Hills French Country-style mansion for $28 million as a pocket listing.

You’ve probably heard of stair lifts for humans, but now a prototype for a dog stair lift is in the works. The developer plans on pricing it at £5,000 with hopes that it will resonate with the dog-loving community.

Ferretti has just launched the latest Custom Line 112 superyacht series for wealthy Chinese owners. Hull 28 of the Custom Line 112 Next series was debuted at Ferretti’s Ancona yard during a private ceremony.

Marking the 85th birthday of great Russian musician Mstislav Rostropovich, the 3rd Mstislav Rospropvich Festival has opened at the Grand Hall of the Conservatory in Moscow. The event will run through April 27 and participants will also tour other Russian and European cities.

The first lady of Chechnya, Medni Kadyrova, is expanding her fashion line with the first-ever foreign fashion show for a Chechen company. Founded by the first lady, the label is named “Firdaws” and Kadyrova is unveiling new designs from her line in Dubai.

British fashion house, Alexander McQueen, has revamped its website, following the surge of designers who are turning their attention to e-commerce and reaching customers through their websites. McQueen has increased its e-commerce outlets and included a “My McQueen” section where customers can customize their pages and save McQueen images.

Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich’s yacht, Eclipse, has just topped the list of the world’s 100 Largest Yachts. Purchased in 2010 for more than $250 million, the 162-meter yacht facilitates up to 92 crew members and an owner’s personal staff.

Ferrari, which is owned by Fiat, has announced that they are not planning an initial public offering (IPO) despite sources previously indicating in September that several investment banks had approached Fiat with a proposal to list Ferrari on the Hong Kong stock exchange.

To show his support for charity Sport Relief, and his competitive side, British Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha and their two eldest children, Nancy and Arthur, took place in Sport Relief, a charity event in England.