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 - Top ranked pages (up to a max of 100) from every linked-to domain using the Wide00012 inter-domain navigational link graph ||||| M.I.A., above, sometimes doesn't see her son for weeks as a time, says a source. 
 
 Rapper M.I.A. isn’t ready for prime time — or family life. 
 
 In the wake of the “Paper Planes” singer’s Super Bowl controversy, sources tell us the London-born beauty has split with Benjamin Bronfman , her longtime fiancé and the father of her son. 
 
 One insider tells us that M.I.A., 36, is spending most of her time in her native London, while Bronfman, 29, and their progeny, Ikhyd Edgar Arular Bronfman , who turns 3 on Saturday, are living in New York. The source adds that Ben’s mother, philanthropist Sherry Bronfman , is helping to take care of his son. 
 
 PHOTOS: BROKEN CELEBRITY ENGAGEMENTS 
 
 Another source says that M.I.A., whose real name is Mathangi (Maya) Arulpragasam, “sometimes goes six weeks without seeing” Ikhyd. 
 
 Bronfman, an environmentalist and former guitarist for the punk reggae band The Exit, is also the son of Seagram heir Edgar Bronfman Jr. 
 
 Shortly before Ikhyd was born in 2009, the couple bought a house in the exclusive Brentwood section of Los Angeles. 
 
 M.I.A., who has a new single out, “Bad Girls,” talked marriage in a number of 2010 interviews, but reportedly said she wanted to wait until she settled immigration issues. 
 
 Although the hip-hop star apparently got a visa to appear in Madonna ’s Super Bowl halftime show — where she made headlines by flipping the bird in front of NBC cameras — she previously had trouble entering the U.S., due to controversial remarks she’s made about conflict in her parents’ native Sri Lanka and her father’s alleged links to the terrorist group Tamil Tigers. 
 
 M.I.A. told Fader magazine in 2010 that she refused to get her green card by simply marrying Bronfman. 
 
 “That’s what they want me to do, but I’m not going to lose my integrity for that s—,” she said. “I actually want a nice wedding. I’m not going to blow that.” 
 
 Reps for M.I.A. did not respond to requests for comment by deadline. An email to Bronfman’s business, Global Thermostat, on the upper West Side, also produced no response, but we hear the green entrepreneur already may have moved on. 
 
 Bronfman looked like he was on a date last week when he was spotted at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in Harlem with a beautiful woman. 
 
 On Sunday, his ex had her date with infamy when she marred Madonna’s exhilarating Super Bowl halftime show. M.I.A, who joined Her Madgesty and Nicki Minaj onstage to perform “Give Me All Your Lovin’,” gave a middle-finger salute that was caught on camera. Both the NFL and NBC apologized afterward. 
 
 “The NFL hired the talent and produced the halftime show,” an NBC spokesman said. “Our system was late to obscure the inappropriate gesture, and we apologize to our viewers.” 
 
 A spokeswoman for Madonna had no comment about the incident.
– MIA has become quite a hot topic since she flipped the bird at the Super Bowl and the subsequent revelation that her relationship with fiancé and babydaddy Benjamin Bronfman is on the skids. So is it any surprise that the Smoking Gun, which loves to air stars' diva demands, got its hands on MIA's concert rider? Many of her requirements are fairly standard: organic food, Red Bull, dried mangoes, "sour gummy candy," "quality chocolates," and Ketel One vodka. But some are a little bit obscure (she asks for one bottle of absinthe), and then there is the truly bizarre: MIA needs three extras, females between ages 20 and 25, who have "stage presence" and can "groove to the music." Why? Because they will join her during her act, "wearing full covered burkas." For more fun, click for 14 sometimes-weird food demands contained on other celebrities' riders.