More words of wisdom from Mrs. Madge. I couldn't have said it better myself. Took the words/thoughts right out of my mouth on marriage. Madonna and I must have been best friends or lovers in another life. (I wish) or maybe she was some type of Victorian Socialite and I was her servant who happened to like eavesdropping. Whatever! Point being, there's a connection! It's there I tell ya.
If you look really hard and squint your eyes a little....
And on a side note..how effin' cute is Rocco? I love that kid.
Monday, June 25, 2007
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Still A Ballbreaker...
Mrs. Ritchie was number three on the Forbes List of most powerful celebrities.
20 plus years...Madge still kicks ass in everything she does.
Sigh. My idol.
I LUVVV her.
Here's one of my favorite Madonna "haha" moments:
20 plus years...Madge still kicks ass in everything she does.
Sigh. My idol.
I LUVVV her.
Here's one of my favorite Madonna "haha" moments:
Sunday, June 3, 2007
The Madonna Information Report
A few little things I got from the Madonna Information Report that I found interesting:
"Hey You" - Madonna's song for charity is now available on Itunes. Listen to the sweet voice of Madge and your proceeds go to charity! You just can't beat that. Speaking of "Hey You" ..here's a particularly great review about the song and Madonna.
As I'm sure you've heard by now, Icon-Madonna's official fan club has gone "digital" in regards to the fan club magazine. I've seen it and I really like how there's video added within the digital magazine; however, I will miss getting an ACTUAL magazine that I can hold in my hands and look through whenever I want without the whole hullabaloo of signing into a computer to "see it." Thankfully, the fine folks of DrownedMadonna answered my (and many other fans') prayers by coming out with a fan magazine of their own and having it available online.
Here's the information from DrownedMadonna:
The first printed issue of DM is available to be ordered online.
We at Drowned Madonna have worked hardly for months to bring you our first printed FANZINE. We heard people was missing a fanzine in English and several readers sent us email requesting it.
We did our best to put together all the best recent stuff. We really hope you like our debut issue and we invite you to send us your opinions and suggestions to dm@drownedmadonna.com.
The first issue has been printed as limited edition and as for all the next issue its size is A4 (21cm x 29,7cm) in hi-quality sheets.
It looks wonderful and I already ordered my copy. Order it here
Hope you're having a great weekend!
I leave you with the full video for "Paradise, Not For Me." Which played on the big screens during an intermission for The Drowned World Tour. An icon fan posted it up on the message board at Icon. I had never seen the whole thing before and it was one of my favorite parts of the show. I think Madonna Geisha is my favorite of all her looks and I'm still toying with the idea of dressing up as Madonna Geisha for Halloween but it seems all the "Geisha" outfits I find are just cheap pieces of material sewn together with three pieces of string....so the search continues. If I ever find one that looks decent then I'll do it but if not, I'm quite content in letting my daughter do all the legwork for the candy.
Enjoy!
Friday, June 1, 2007
Welcome To The Ritchie Household.
I have longed for some producer to take a gander at Madge's family and make a reality show out of it. Just from the few snippets I've seen of Madonna, Guy, Rocco and Lola, I KNOW they would be ten times more entertaining than half of the reality shows out there. But I guess Madonna agreeing to cameras inside her home is pretty much a long shot.. as if they don't bother her enough when she steps outside of her home, she also has her kids to think about. I guess I'll just have to keep writing to Oprah and hopefully she'll grant me that date with Madonna that I've always dreamed about. Because I just know that once I meet Mrs. Ritchie, she is indeed going to kiss me.
Mark my words.
This was a special they did for MTV called The Making of Swept Away..which, sadly, the documentary was FAR more entertaining than the actual movie. I love Madonna and Guy's banter and how he gives her hell all the time. And I'm sorry, talk all you want about Madonna's "euro" accent, but you know what? If I was married to Guy, I would have a worse accent than THAT. I tend to pick up accents quite easily (daddy told me to adapt when we got to the U.S., so I did.) and when I spend enough time in Missouri with the in-laws, I catch myself with a very light drawl.
Picture that. A Filipino girl with a drawl. I even have to stop myself from picking up the slang like "I'll tell you whaaaauuutt."
!
Mark my words.
This was a special they did for MTV called The Making of Swept Away..which, sadly, the documentary was FAR more entertaining than the actual movie. I love Madonna and Guy's banter and how he gives her hell all the time. And I'm sorry, talk all you want about Madonna's "euro" accent, but you know what? If I was married to Guy, I would have a worse accent than THAT. I tend to pick up accents quite easily (daddy told me to adapt when we got to the U.S., so I did.) and when I spend enough time in Missouri with the in-laws, I catch myself with a very light drawl.
Picture that. A Filipino girl with a drawl. I even have to stop myself from picking up the slang like "I'll tell you whaaaauuutt."
!
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Because a Drunk Madonna....
...is the best Madonna look ever!!!
I love me some drunk Madonna.
On a completely different note, I saw this on Madonnalicious.com:
Catholic priest positively reviews Confessions
(*wha??!! SHOCKING. Finally a SMART priest who actually SAW the show instead of condemning it based on hearsay or looking at a picture! Anyways..read on...)
Posted: 27 May 2007 - From the Catholic News Agency - The Colombian daily El Tiempo published a column by a priest who said he has seen Madonna's DVD of her latest concert tour and defends her 'crucifixion' and nudity and calls the show a model of evangelization.
In a column entitled, 'Madonna: A Suggestive Presentation of Jesus,' Jesuit Father Carlos Novoa, former dean of the Department of Theology at the Javeriana University, said he was impressed by the 'deep spirituality' of some of Madonna's choreography and claimed her parody of the crucifixion 'is not a mockery of the cross, but rather the complete opposite: An exaltation of the mystery of the death and resurrection of Jesus' and a 'creative and moving' work of art.
Father Novoa said the DVD recording of Madonna's 'The Confessions Tour' was something worth viewing for its 'high aesthetic quality.' The song 'Live to Tell,' in which Madonna is 'crucified,' 'is one of the best sermons I have witnessed in my life,' and he challenged Catholics to follow the example of the singer.
'In this postmodern, skeptic world in which so many people abhor or are simply uninterested in the faith, will ministers of the church and Catholics in general have this audacity and this creativity to communicate a Jesus who truly shakes people up on the inside?' Novoa wondered.
The Jesuit priest also defended 'masculine and feminine nudity,' expressed not through 'cheap pornography' but through 'erotic beauty.' He compared Madonna's choreography and nudity with the works of Michelangelo, 'who filled the walls of the Sistine Chapel, the sacrosanct place where the holy father is elected, with frescoes of nude men and women.'
Father Novoa said renowned artists and art critics consider Madonna to be 'one of the best choreographers of our times.' 'In her excellent stage presentations, she sometimes makes use of both male and female nudes, which scandalizes some, as in the case of Michelangelo,' he claimed.
Novoa acknowledged that some of Madonna's antics are 'ridiculous,' but, he claimed, 'they said the same thing about Beethoven when he debuted some of his best compositions and about Picasso, one of the great guides posts of modern-day art, when he presented his master works in 1907: 'Les Demoiselles d'Avignon.'
WORD to yo Mutha.
and of the father,
of the son..
and of the holy ghost.
I love me some drunk Madonna.
On a completely different note, I saw this on Madonnalicious.com:
Catholic priest positively reviews Confessions
(*wha??!! SHOCKING. Finally a SMART priest who actually SAW the show instead of condemning it based on hearsay or looking at a picture! Anyways..read on...)
Posted: 27 May 2007 - From the Catholic News Agency - The Colombian daily El Tiempo published a column by a priest who said he has seen Madonna's DVD of her latest concert tour and defends her 'crucifixion' and nudity and calls the show a model of evangelization.
In a column entitled, 'Madonna: A Suggestive Presentation of Jesus,' Jesuit Father Carlos Novoa, former dean of the Department of Theology at the Javeriana University, said he was impressed by the 'deep spirituality' of some of Madonna's choreography and claimed her parody of the crucifixion 'is not a mockery of the cross, but rather the complete opposite: An exaltation of the mystery of the death and resurrection of Jesus' and a 'creative and moving' work of art.
Father Novoa said the DVD recording of Madonna's 'The Confessions Tour' was something worth viewing for its 'high aesthetic quality.' The song 'Live to Tell,' in which Madonna is 'crucified,' 'is one of the best sermons I have witnessed in my life,' and he challenged Catholics to follow the example of the singer.
'In this postmodern, skeptic world in which so many people abhor or are simply uninterested in the faith, will ministers of the church and Catholics in general have this audacity and this creativity to communicate a Jesus who truly shakes people up on the inside?' Novoa wondered.
The Jesuit priest also defended 'masculine and feminine nudity,' expressed not through 'cheap pornography' but through 'erotic beauty.' He compared Madonna's choreography and nudity with the works of Michelangelo, 'who filled the walls of the Sistine Chapel, the sacrosanct place where the holy father is elected, with frescoes of nude men and women.'
Father Novoa said renowned artists and art critics consider Madonna to be 'one of the best choreographers of our times.' 'In her excellent stage presentations, she sometimes makes use of both male and female nudes, which scandalizes some, as in the case of Michelangelo,' he claimed.
Novoa acknowledged that some of Madonna's antics are 'ridiculous,' but, he claimed, 'they said the same thing about Beethoven when he debuted some of his best compositions and about Picasso, one of the great guides posts of modern-day art, when he presented his master works in 1907: 'Les Demoiselles d'Avignon.'
WORD to yo Mutha.
and of the father,
of the son..
and of the holy ghost.
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
It's BAAACCCK...
I need to obsesses about Madonna, especially since she's "in between" projects and I have nothing but the Confessions and IGTTYAS DVDs to hold me over. Oh, that and Youtube of course. Its a goldmine of Madonna treasures.
Here's one of my favorites from IGTTYAS.
(I'm Going To Tell You A Secret...a Madonna documentary for those of you not in the know...).
Madonna celebrates her birthday. I LOVE that someone gave her a blowup doll with an erect penis and she starts molesting everyone in the party with it until Guy takes it away.
Here's one of my favorites from IGTTYAS.
(I'm Going To Tell You A Secret...a Madonna documentary for those of you not in the know...).
Madonna celebrates her birthday. I LOVE that someone gave her a blowup doll with an erect penis and she starts molesting everyone in the party with it until Guy takes it away.
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