Sunday, November 9, 2008
Sad...
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Thanks everyone!
Sniff...
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Behold...She Is Coming Soon....

I haven't posted on here in a while because I'm in waiting mode. I didn't want to think about it too much because you know how it is, the longer you watch the clock, the slower it goes. And it worked because it's already October and holy cow, less than a month until I see mother Madonna. I still have to go out and find my 'outfit' for the night. I will be wearing my usual 'Kiss Me Mrs. Ritchie' t-shirt. (And thank god her and Guy Ritchie are making it work because it saves me from ordering another shirt! Yes, I know. Selfish. Tell me something I don't know.)
I've been doing really good at not watching any of the concerts via youtube or even at any news outlets. It's especially hard when someone posts a video of her singing "Devil Wouldn't Recognize You." Because A. I LURVE that song and B. I saw her costume for it and ooooh.. I love the dramatics.
I wanted to also post this super cool video that was apparently made for her 50th birthday. Lots of her Hard Candy songs were incorporated which I love and of course, Madonna throughout the years, which I always love.
26 days and COUNTING!!!
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
BEHOLD: she is coming soon....but not soon enough for me!

November 4th.
I have to wait until NOVEMBER 4th, meanwhile, in order not to spoil the show for me, I have to avoid all youtube posts that I see on Myspace and on various Madonna websites. I just cannot bear to watch the brilliance of a Madonna show through a shaky, bad quality camera lens. So I've just looked at pictures. Lord knows how long my willpower is going to last because believe me I'm tempted. If anything, I just want to see how the stage is set up. I'm 6th row, A8, so either way, that's a great fucking seat. Plus, I'm pretty much going to be casing the joint when I go to San Diego and just enjoying the show in general. L.A. is when it's going to be full on war-paint, front row or nothing mentality. ROWR.
So here's a lay out of what the stage should look like. Another catwalk of course, I wonder how close to the stage they let you get. I still can't believe I have to wait until November 4th.
The Queen was right, time does indeed go by so slowly.
Webcams at the Commerzbank Arena in Frankfurt, Germany showed the set-up of the stage and early sound checks (before the feed was cut late this afternoon!).
These pictures show an interesting glimpse on how the stage, screens and rigging is set-up and prepared for tonights show.
Source: Madonnalicious
Sunday, August 17, 2008
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MADONNA!!

Several articles I found commemorating the Queen's big 5-0!
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In Style Magazine's look back at Madonna's style transformation over the years.
BBC's look back at Madonna's career highs and lows (what lows!?)
ABC News: Better With Age? (Hell ya.) Madonna turns 50
People Magazine: Madonna's 50 looks we can't forget.
From Contact Music.com
50 Facts About Madonna
Happy birthday MADONNA! The Material Girl has hit the big 5-0 and we thought we'd celebrate by searching through cyberspace, books and articles to find 50 fascinating facts you may or may not know about Mrs. Ritchie.
From her personal statistics, Italian roots and early successes to her all-conquering pop landmarks and the crazy things that have been named after her, feast your eyes on this treasure of trivia:
- MADONNA once drummed for New York pop group the BREAKFAST CLUB. A later member of the band was AMERICAN IDOL judge RANDY JACKSON. Ex-boyfriends DAN GILROY and STEPHEN BRAY were also members of the Breakfast Club.
- MADONNA beat out acting greats GLENN CLOSE, FRANCES MCDORMAND, DEBBIE REYNOLDS and BARBRA STREISAND to grab a Best Actress Golden Globe Award in 1997 for her role in EVITA.
- MADONNA has acted in 22 films.
- The Recording Industry Association of America has named MADONNA the best-selling female rock artist of the 20th century. She's also the second top-selling female artist in the United States with 63 million certified albums.
- The Guinness World Records list MADONNA as the world's most successful female recording artist of all time; she has sold over 200 million records worldwide.
- MADONNA is one of six children born to SILVIO CICCONE and MADONNA LOUISE CICCONE (nee FORTIN). She was named after her mother.
- She also has a stepbrother and stepsister from her father's second marriage to his former housekeeper JOAN GUSTAFSON.
- Born in Bay City, Michigan, MADONNA's roots stretch back to Pacentro in Italy, where her grandparents came from. In 1988, town officials in Pacentro began to construct a 13-foot (4 meter) statue of Madonna.
- MADONNA was a member of the cheerleading team at Rochester Adams High School.
- MADONNA worked in a New York City Dunkin' Donuts while she was struggling to make it as a dancer in the Big Apple. She was reportedly fired after squirting jam in a customer's face.
- MADONNA's first single, EVERYBODY, was released on 24 April, 1982.
- MADONNA's hit album LIKE A VIRGIN is among the Definitive 200 Albums of All Time, according to the Rock + Roll Hall of Fame, which inducted the pop star earlier this year (08).
- As well as starring alongside SEAN PENN in SHANGHAI SURPRISE, MADONNA also joined her then-husband onstage in her theatrical debut GOOSE + TOM TOM in 1986.
- MADONNA and SEAN PENN separated on New Year's Eve (31Dec) 1988.
- MADONNA's Confessions Tour is the highest grossing concert tour by a female artist.
- MADONNA is the most successful female in her adopted U.K.'s pop charts and has more number one singles than any other female solo artist.
- MADONNA has a new species of tardigrade named after her. The anthropod-type animals, also known as water bears, are often found living on mosses. They can survive in extreme conditions that would kill most other living species.
- MADONNA'S father, TONY CICCONE, recently decided to advance his winery business by releasing Madonna Wine, which is available in five varieties: Pinot Grigio, Pinot Noir, Gewurztraminer, Cabernet Franc and Chardonnay. Prices range from $25 (GBP12.50) to $40 (GBP20) per bottle.
- Celebrity Cellars also produced a line of collectible wine, called Madonna - Confessions on a Dance Floor.
- MADONNA made her London West End stage debut in 2002 in Up for Grabs.
- MADONNA'S first children's book, The English Roses, was published in 2003 and she has since published a total of 10 books.
- MADONNA was among the inaugural UK Music Hall of Fame inductees in 2004.
- MADONNA has released a total of 68 official singles to date, according to the singer's own website.
- MADONNA was among People Magazine's '50 Most Beautiful People of 1991' and '25 Most Intriguing People of 2001'.
- In March 2007, MADONNA created a clothing line for the retailer H+M.
- MADONNA is good friends with STING and his actress wife TRUDIE STYLER, who introduced her to director GUY RITCHIE. The couple fell in love and are now husband and wife.
- STING is godfather to MADONNA and GUY RITCHIE's son ROCCO.
- MADONNA is the only artist who performed at the benefit concerts Live Aid (1985), Live 8 (2005), and Live Earth (2007).
- MADONNA suffers from brontophobia - a fear of thunder.
- MADONNA was considered for the role of CATWOMAN/SELINA KYLE in the 1992 film BATMAN RETURNS. She turned the part down and the role went to MICHELLE PFEIFFER. She also fought for the role of GINGER in CASINO, but lost out to SHARON STONE.
- MADONNA turned down leading roles in SHOWGIRLS and THE FABULOUS BAKER BOYS.
- MADONNA is 5 feet, 44 inches (1.64 metres) tall. Her measurements are 34C-23-33.
- MADONNA does not have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. She was selected for the honour in 1990 but she showed no interest and the invitation has now expired. Walk of Fame spokeswoman Ana Martinez-Holler states that, in order to receive a star, Madonna would have to be "resubmitted for a nomination," adding, "since she is not interested, I highly doubt that she will give a nominator the permission to do so."
- MADONNA was paid $5 million (GBP2.5 million) by Pepsi to film a commercial that never even aired. Pepsi bosses pulled the controversial ad, which was related to her Like A Prayer video and full of religious overtones.
- MADONNA has won nine Razzie Awards: Worst Actress for Shanghai Surprise in 1987, Worst Actress for Who's that Girl in 1988, Worst Actress for Body of Evidence in 1994, Worst Supporting Actress for Four Rooms in 1996, Worst Actress of the Century in 2000, Worst Actress for The Next Best Thing in 2001, Worst Actress and Worst Screen Couple for Swept Away in 2003, and Worst Supporting Actress for Die Another Day in 2003.
- GWEN STEFANI, CELINE DION and MARK WAHLBERG are distant relatives of MADONNA, according to a recent ancestry study.
- MADONNA auditioned for the part of KEVIN COSTNER's high-maintenance love interest in THE BODYGUARD. WHITNEY HOUSTON landed the role.
- MADONNA played a lesbian witch in the 1996 movie FOUR ROOMS.
- MADONNA originally dreamed of becoming a ballet dancer.
- The BEASTIE BOYS supported MADONNA on her very first solo tour.
- MADONNA was ranked Number 1 on VH1's '100 Sexiest Artists' in 2002.
- MADONNA has been nominated for a total of 18 Grammy Awards; she has won five.
- MADONNA has been a vegetarian since she was 15.
- MADONNA hates the colour orange.
- MADONNA was named one of People magazine's worst-dressed, in 1999.
- MADONNA's controversial SEX book, which featured naked photos of the Material Girl, was so popular that a re-print had to be ordered within 48 hours.
- MADONNA dedicated her album TRUE BLUE to then-husband SEAN PENN, who she called "the coolest guy in the universe".
- GWYNETH PALTROW was Maid of Honour at MADONNA's Scottish wedding in 2000.
- FIGHT CLUB director DAVID FINCHER was the man behind the camera on four of MADONNA's videos.
- MADONNA's WHAT IT FEELS LIKE FOR A GIRL and JUSTIFY MY LOVE were banned from MTV.
There's a lot more but those are the best ones I found.
Happy Birthday Mrs. Ritchie!!!!
Speaking of The Ritchies, here they are celebrating her birthday in London. And I think A-Rod may have been in the bushes .....

Thursday, August 14, 2008
Biggest Production EVER at a Stadium???
Member of Madonna Tribe's forum 'waynieboy' has posted first LQ photos of Sticky & Sweet Tour stage and a short description of the stage.
He also reports that there are at least three screens on or above the stage, one is a circular screen in the center, and the side screens are huge.
Accordng to the security employee, there are two platforms that come out at each side of the stage. He also stated this was the biggest production he has seen at the stadium.
There is also a catwalk, but supposedly it isn't as big as on the Confessions Tour.
Source: Madonnatribe
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Madonna's Influence on the history of Music.
A great article, Madonna getting the recognition she deserves:
There’s no easy way to say this, so I’ll just come right out with it. As Madonna’s 50th birthday approaches on Aug. 16, it’s looking like her influence on pop music has outshone that of the Beatles.
Let me qualify the above statement before all the peace-and-love baby boomers start hating. It’s Madonna’s impact on the course of pop music that bests the Fab Four, not her sociological importance, songwriting skills or recording innovations. Influence means an artist has an effect on the future direction of music. While the Beatles influenced scads of artists in their time, after their breakup, their sound became yesterday’s news. Artists that tried to copy them (Badfinger, the Raspberries, Squeeze) seemed quaint or quirky.
But a quarter century after Madonna emerged, artists still use her ideas and seem modern and edgy doing so. Beyond the obvious Madonna wannabe 1980s singers, Madonna’s influence is felt in artists from Gwen Stefani to Britney Spears to boy bands, who found in the 1990s there was an audience beyond the old rock crowd.
Madonna, like Elvis, recast the focus of popular music. By emphasizing modern R&B grooves where most singers used rock beats, she was the catalyst that changed music from being rock-centric to being dance and R&B-oriented. (Disco, which influenced Madonna, might have done the same thing had it not died because of rock resentment.) It’s worth noting that before Madonna, most music mega-stars were guy rockers; after her, almost all would be female singers.
Combining genres, inventing styles How did this happen? Let’s scroll back to 1983, the year of Madonna’s first album. Like Elvis and the Beatles, Madonna combined genres. So her first two singles (“Everybody” and “Burning Up”) may have been lost on people because of the way they didn’t quite fit in with R&B or rock. Top 40 and MTV back then treated black music like a subgenre — not the backbone of 20th century American music, as it’s recognized now. With her music and videos, Madonna sliced away at genre straightjackets like a surgeon, opening the doors for the future hip-hop explosion.
As for style, well, Madonna’s rag-tag early clothing get-up defined much of what was to come in the 1980s. She was also perhaps the ultimate video pioneer, because her videos were integral to her presentation, not an appendage of it. Her career highlights came early on. She famously rolled around on the stage singing “Like a Virgin” in a wedding dress at the 1984 MTV Video Music Awards. She had a featured role in “Desperately Seeking Susan” and got a huge hit out of that with “Into the Groove.” She topped the charts with “Crazy for You,” which wasn’t even on one of her albums. Forbes recently dubbed her the richest woman in music. The Billboard Book of Top 100 Hits lists her as the top female pop artist of the 1980s.
Women’s work
The word “female” is significant in that assessment of Madonna because she presented herself in a fresh way for women artists. She didn’t try to be one of the boys, but she wasn’t a girly-girl or a singer-songwriter. When the Beatles hit America, they changed the paradigm of performer from solo act to band. Madonna changed it back — with an emphasis on the female. With female artists everywhere these days, it’s easy to forget how revolutionary her success was (historically challenged Millennials especially seem not to realize this). But look at old music magazines or Billboard charts for proof that in the pre-Madonna era, women were the aberration, not the norm. Madonna’s countless hit records opened people’s minds as to how successful a female artist could be. Nineties artists such as Tori Amos and Bikini Kill have zilch in common with Madonna, but benefited from her opening the ears of teen-female pop fans to something other than the usual heavy metal shouters (trust me, teen girls in the 1980s loved that stuff). Her early audience was the recipient of some panic-stricken journalism early on, much of which took the tone of: “Madonna’s come to ruin your daughters!! Arghghgh!” The consensus then was that Madonna probably wouldn’t have the longevity of Cyndi Lauper (who immediately preceded her) and would disappear like other recent suggestive singers (remember Dale Bozzio? Terri Nunn?). But Madonna also had the Beatles-like tendency to anticipate the maturing of her audience and also the ability to reinvent her style. Her personal life became fodder for 1989’s “Like a Prayer,” just when her audience was looking beyond dance music. When Gen X grew more mature, she told erotic “Bedtime Stories” and unleashed her “Sex” book on the world.
Still in vogue
Madonna’s no-holds-barred example broadened the palette of what artists — especially female artists — could attempt. Liberate yourself, Madonna seemed to say, and the rest will follow. When her popularity didn’t fade, as predicted, people — especially skeptical Boomer critics — were forced to take her seriously. Madonna was also responsible for throwing off some of the unconscious modesty of pop music. Peripheral artists had attempted this, but Madonna was unique in that she brought a no-apologies approach to sex to her music. As she sung in “Burning Up:” “Unlike the others, I’d do anything / I’m not the same, I have no shame.” She could be calculating one minute and coy the next. Her concert tours, like 1992s “Girlie Show,” brought this to the fore, blurring sexuality, satire and social commentary. The late rock critic Lester Bangs observed in 1975 the Beatles’ jangly sound and somewhat naive worldview was unable to transcend its 1960s origins. Bangs never gave the band enough credit for their songs, but he was right that some of their continuing appeal was fueled by hippie era nostalgia. That’s still the case. It’s hard to get nostalgic about Madonna, though, because her influence stayed current. Not bad for someone who is about to hit the half-century mark.
Source: MSNBC (Found on Madgetribe)
Thursday, July 24, 2008
MTV Classic Madonna Interview
Viva la Madge.
part two:
Saturday, July 12, 2008
Just in case you forgot that Madonna is indeed a bad ass..
Part 2
Part 3
Sunday, July 6, 2008
A-Rod over Hot Ass Guy? Yeah Right.....Mrs. Ritchie to REMAIN Mrs. Ritchie.

I KNEW Madonna would not cheat on Guy (Leos are very loyal) ..especially with kids in the mix and I never thought in a million years she would cheat with a married man who just had a baby! (and not NEARLY as hot as Guy).
But I'm glad she spoke out on the subject anyways. The rumors have been all over the internet and I'm glad the Queen finally addressed her minions.
(Source: JustJared.com)
Madonna: We’re Not Getting A Divorce
Sun, 06 July 2008
Madonna finally speaks out on her own accord, denying that she is divorcing director Guy Ritchie or having an affair with Yankee star Alex Rodriguez.
Madge tells People: “My husband and I are not planning on getting a divorce. I know Alex Rodriguez through Guy Oseary, who manages both of us. I brought my kids to a Yankee game. I am not romantically involved in any way with Alex Rodriguez. I have nothing to do with the state of his marriage or what spiritual path he may choose to study.”
She adds, “I have learned over the years not to take accusations and the many false reports about me very seriously. I also appreciate how fiction and fact seem to be perceived as one and the same by people who read both newspapers and the internet.”
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Tour Report From Liz Smith
Liz Smith reports from the tour rehearsals
US newspaper columnist and Madonna champion Liz Smith attended the Sticky & Sweet Tour rehearsals and offers this report:
'UHHH....I can't jump rope in high heels!'
'Really?'
'Well, not that high a heel.'
OK folks, who do we know who would jump rope (double dutch, too) in heels? Of course! It is our old friend, the indomitable Madonna.
La Ciccone has been rehearsing her 'Sticky and Sweet' tour in a massive space in New York. Her latest troupe of beautiful dancers is present, as is every other member of a massive Madonna undertaking. When the boss works, everybody works! It is 80 degrees and humid outside. Inside, it's a steam bath. Madonna does not enjoy air conditioning. (Audiences tend to leave her concerts having lost about 10 pounds in water weight.) Everybody looks whipped. Not Madonna.
Without makeup, her long blond hair lank, dressed in funereal black rehearsal togs, she looks fresher, younger and more vital than she does on the red carpet. (She also looks less muscular. Concert lighting and flash photography tends to over-emphasize her toned sinew.) She certainly shakes a tail feather like she is still writhing along the canals in Venice for the 'Like a Virgin' video, filmed before most of her dancers were born.
People close to Madonna, those who love her, are always saying, 'Why don't you relax more, have some fun?' Sometimes she will agree. But most of the time she doesn't bother to give concerned parties her life memo: hard work - pushing herself to the limit and most of all, dancing is her fun and relaxation. So many of her songs celebrate the power of dance and how it can free you - perhaps just temporarily - from immediate care.
Watching this star go through her paces, she seems not to have a care in the world, except to perfect her show. 'That sucked!' she declares after failing to execute her double dutch without error. 'I have to be better.' Madonna pauses and gives a mock scowl to her dancers, 'And so does everybody else.'
Later, she painstakingly explains her vision on one of the numbers. The choreographer is working only from an e-mail he just received from Madonna. She has her vision, now she has to communicate it. The number will feature four girls who are dressed up in various iconic versions of Madonna images past. She's laughing at her old 'looks' and discussing the particulars. 'At first I thought mannequins, then no, real girls would be better. Truthfully, I wanted drag queens - who does me better? But I figured that might be too much drama, you know - those girls love their scenes. And I provide enough of that!'
As Madonna recruits the dancers who'll stand and strike a pose, each holding or wearing a prop, the star will snatch away, the choreographer beams, 'Oh, this is getting so wickedly weird. Now I'm really loving it!'
Throughout the afternoon and evening, Madonna never flags, and never loses her sense of humor or the maternal camaraderie she always shares with her dancers.
Happily lost in her greatest love - her work - it doesn't seem the time or place to bring up her supposedly failing marriage or the betrayal of her brother, Christopher Ciccone, and his tell-all book. (Poor Christopher. He has made his bed, and already the peas in his mattress are the size of boulders. In the end, he will have helped sell a gazillion more tickets to his sister's concerts.) Will Madonna and Guy Ritchie separate? I don't know. I do know they have been deeply in love, very much in sync (certainly at one time), and both these strong-willed people have tried hard to accommodate the other.
The last time I saw Guy and Madonna together they couldn't have been more convivial and affectionate. They were in public, of course, so we take the proverbial grain of salt on that one. I don't think the towel is thrown in yet. It's damp and well used. It's hanging crooked on the shower stall. But it's not quite ready for the hamper. She has three children. She is not cavalier when it comes to divorce. (Remember, this is only her second marriage.)
Certainly Madonna does not look or behave like a woman whose marriage is on the rocks. She wouldn't show that face anyway; that's a great part of her appeal. She doesn't beg her audience for love or understanding. You either understand or you don't. Seen through the oft-distorted prism of the media, her ambition and 'manipulation' is not always admired. Still, many do admire her, without really admitting she has talent. Millions more worship her as a figure of empowerment and forging success in a man's world on a man's terms.
She's the music industry's Hillary Clinton, jumping rope in high heels.
From New York Post
Thursday, June 26, 2008
The Queen Rules All...even during a recession.

Do people still really doubt this woman?!? OF COURSE she's sold out every venue, if she didn't something would be wrong..(but you can bet I would still be there!)
Material Girl Leaves Doubters In The Dust For Biggest Tour Of 2008
Neither wind, nor rain, gas prices, nor the economy can slow down the momentum of Madonna fans who are turning out in record numbers all over the globe to scoop up tickets for the upcoming "Sticky & Sweet" Tour. Today, Live Nation confirmed that Mexico City's Foro Sol Stadium shows scheduled for November 29th and 30th sold more than 100,000 tickets in just three hours, resulting in back to back sellouts at the famed stadium.
Mexico City joins the growing list of sold out Madonna shows in Paris, Lisbon, New York, Zurich, Boston, Chicago, Denver, East Rutherford, NJ, Oakland, Las Vegas, Houston, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver all of which sold out within hours of going on sale.
To date Madonna has sold out 90% of the tickets available for her 42-date global tour, which kicks off in Cardiff, Wales on August 23rd.
With more than 70,000 tickets sold for the Sticky & Sweet Zurich Show at the Military Airfield Dubendorf on August 30th, Lisbon's 75,000 tickets sold and 50,000 tickets sold for her Vancouver dates and four Madison Square Garden shows sold out in New York City in addition to the nearby Izod Center in East Rutherford for a total of 65,000 New York area tickets sold, Madonna has sold more than 1 Million tickets thus far on her global tour.
Madonna, whose most recent CD 'Hard Candy' debuted at Number One in over 30 countries, has made it her personal mission to challenge herself to top her previous tours. With rehearsals well under way for 'Sticky & Sweet,' Madonna and famed director and long-time collaborator Jamie King are creating an extraordinary never-before seen stage set, groundbreaking audio and eye popping visual effects. Madonna will be joined onstage with a new band and 18 dancers that reaffirm that this is a singular event that Madonna fans can not miss.
"With 'Sticky & Sweet,' Madonna is on track to break her own record as the top grossing female artist of all time," said Arthur Fogel, Live Nation's of Chairman of Global Music and CEO of Global Touring. "Her sales are extraordinary in every market she's playing and illustrate what an unparalleled live draw Madonna is for music fans all over the world.
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Source: Madonna Tribe
Friday, June 20, 2008
Could it be??? A CATWALK!
OH JOY!
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Rumored Set List....
Thanks for the info joey!
On June 16th, a photograph was leaked onto the Internet, featuring a piece of paper attached to a guitar case, reportedly at the base in Manhattan where the band and dancers are rehearsing without Madonna. While it is not possible to fully confirm the authenticity of the set list, the way it was leaked and the situation it is in prove it to be a very likely contender. A strike denotes an actual penstroke through a word on the setlist.
Rumored set list:
Heartbeat
Candy Shop / I Want Candy
Open Your Heart
Borderline Express Yourself
Voices Interlude
Miles Away
Dance 2night
Everybody
Vogue
Beat Goes On
Who's That Girl Interlude
Spanish Lesson
You'll See
La Isla Bonita Who's That Girl
Dress You Up
Rescue Me Interlude
Rain
Devil Wouldn't Recognise You
She's Not Me
4 Minutes Interlude
Hung Up
Music
4 Minutes
Holiday
Give It 2 Me
http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Sticky_%26_Sweet_Tour
Sunday, June 15, 2008
ME ON Associated Press For Madonna's Appearance at Roseland.
Here's the transcript and screen shots:
1. Exterior, Roseland Ballroom, tilt down from skyline
2. Exterior, zoom in to Roseland Ballroom marquee
3. Tracking shot, Madonna fans waiting in line
4. Madonna fans with vanity Madonna car license plate
5. Wide shot of crew interviewing fans
6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Voxpop: "I paid $2000 for my ticket. I had someone stand on line and it was forfeited because it was not on my wrist."
Reporter: "Are you serious? Are you still going to be able to get in?"
Voxpop: I'm serious. I'm still going to be able to get in. I will be in. I will see Madonna. I love you."
Reporter: "$2000? That's a crazy amount of money?"
Voxpop: "No it's not. Not for her.
Voxpop 2: "Madonna is worth any amount of money. If you have it... I would fork up my tuition bill to see her. I actually did that with refunded money from school, actually. Spend money to get Madonna merchandise."
Voxpop: "Love her... Love her!"
Voxpop 2: "Anything I could possibly get. I have some stuff. Yeah. Let's say. Madonna is the only person."
Voxpop: "And, Madonna 16..."
Voxpop 2: "Hello? License plate! Who else?"
Voxpop: "It's for August 16, 1958, she was born. And this is straight from my car and I probably have a ticket on my car right now."
7. Pull out, Dutch angle, Madonna signage
8. Fan shows off her "Kiss me Mrs. Ritchie" shirt and title belt (ME!)
9. Camera crew shoots Madonna fans
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Voxpop: "Yeah! She's smart. She's got brains. She knows her music, she's knows her business and she's got a wicked sense of humour. And she's hot!" - (YUP ME!)

11. Madonna fan sings "Holiday"
12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Voxpop: "I've never been here before, but I hear it's a smaller venue, so I hear it's going to be a-may-zing! So.. Awesome."
13. CONCERT FOOTAGE- "4 Minutes (To Save the World)" Madonna with Justin Timberlake
MADONNA CELEBRATES ALBUM RELEASE WITH LIVE SHOW
Madonna celebrated the release of her new album "Hard Candy" with a live show at Roseland Ballroom in New York on Wednesday night (30APR08).
The star gave a typically electric performance, singing several new songs from her hotly anticipated new album for the first time.
Superstar Justin Timberlake joined the Material Girl on stage for "4 Minutes (To Save the World)" - the first single to be released from "Hard Candy" and already a hit.
Devoted fans had lined up for days outside Roseland Ballroom in order to see the gig.
Some went to extraordinary lengths. One super fan admitted "I paid $2000 for my ticket. I had someone stand on line and it was forfeited because it was not on my wrist."
Her friend did not think that was too much. She said, "Madonna is worth any amount of money. If you have it... I would fork up my tuition bill to see her. I actually did that with refunded money from school, actually. Spend money to get Madonna merchandise"
Madonna and her dancers wore Dolce and Gabbana at the show and thrilled the packed ballroom.
"Hard Candy" was released on April 29th.
Outtakes From The Hard Candy Photoshoot
Friday, June 13, 2008
This is not normal for me....
Monday, June 9, 2008
Sunday, June 1, 2008
Saturday, May 31, 2008
Madonna's New Video: Give It To Me
Here's my girlfriend doing her thing! She looks great and the song is awesome!
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Madonna Dateline Interview and Interview In Cannes
Dateline Part Two:
Interview with Getty Images

