Madame X will air again early this morning on MTV Nederland at 07:55 and is expected to run until 10:15.
This is the fourth time MTV Nederland is airing the full Madame X special.
Set your alarms!
I hope y’all know that little loop Madonna and I released (that is charting at #13 in one day) was just intended to be a teaser – full song coming soon it’s going to be S!CK 😷🔥
— SickickMusic (@SickickMusic) December 4, 2021
Madonna had a hangover in Hannover, at least that’s what she told the crowd at the AWD arena during The Confessions Tour in 2006. After the slightly cranky performance in Dusseldorf Madonna seemed to be enjoying herself a lot more during her second and final show in Germany.
We spoke to a few crew members right before the show, including Mr. Guy Oseary who all confirmed that Madonna was in much better spirits for this show. Madonna joked around, kept making silly faces to her band and dancers and disappeared inside her winter coat during “Drowned World / Substitute For Love”.
We have 52 updated and enhanced photographs of the Hannover stop online for you to view in our photo gallery HERE
Ippodo Gallery welcomes you to the book signing for Synthesis II “Adore” Madonna and Fusuma Photography, the second solo exhibition of works by Kenji Wakasugi. ADORE is the complete overview of the session – 200 pages include 324 frames, 10 contact sheets, together with 111 large format black and white portraits. For three and a half decades this collection remained private, near silent. Furthermore, the design of this art-book pays homage to Japanese 80’s minimalism. The aqua cover features only the title ADORE debossed in ebony lettering. Madonna’s name is foiled in Japanese text on the accompanying canary yellow and neon pink bellybands (hand sewn) – the idea being that the book itself becomes an object of beauty.
Please join for a book signing with the artist Kenji Wakasugi (@kenji_wakasigi) and publisher and creative director of NJG Studio Ltd. (@njg_studio), Nick Groarke. The event will take place on Saturday December 4th from 3-5 PM at Ippodo Gallery, 32 E 67th St. RSVP via email to mail@ippodogallery.com.
Join the opening reception of Synthesis II: “Adore” Madonna and Fusuma Photography, the second solo exhibition of works by Kenji Wakasugi. Please join Ippodo Gallery with the artist Kenji Wakasugi, book publisher Nick Groarke of NJG Studio Ltd. (@njg_studio), and lighting director and Madonna show curator Douglas Dubler.
The “Frozen” remix that recently went viral on TikTok is now officially available to stream and download. If it’s not available in your country yet, wait until the clock strikes midnight and try again. Direct links below:
‘Crazy For Madonna’ the documentary is currently live on OUTtv (NL).
If you missed it and want to watch it in full, it’s being repeated tonight at 01:55.
The You Can Dance page has been updated with brand new (and rare) related merchandise!
There’s the official UK sales presenter, a press kit from the USA, a Japanese press pack, a Dutch promotional photo, a promotional record signed by Madonna. But most of all there’s the original untouched photograph by Herb Ritts that was used for the album cover.
Check it all out HERE
Original untouched photograph by Herb Ritts
Madonna at the BBC, the brand new TV special will air on BBC2 on the 18th December at 21:00 (local time).
A look back at a selection of magical Madonna moments on various BBC shows, from her first Top of the Pops appearance with Holiday in 1984 right up to the present day. This collection covers Madonna’s journey from Material Girl to Queen of Pop and captures how over the years her ability to combine charisma, controversy and classic pop tunes has made her the female icon of her times and a true global superstar.
After London we traveled to Dusseldorf Germany to attend our fifth show of The Confessions Tour in 2006. This was the first show without assigned seats so it was time to queue! The queuing ended in a complete and total nightmare. Not only were we soaked by the pouring rain throughout the day, but the organisation used caution tape to divide the rows of people. Of course once the infamous ‘rush’ started, the tape was torn and people were suddenly on our backs.
As we were crushed against the one gate separating the crowd from the ticket-check, we managed to throw ourselves over the gate and security even helped us get up. Once we finally got inside we never even realized that Madonna was in the midst of her soundcheck, until we heard a very familiar voice telling the people inside the arena to ‘shut up’ as this was not the show. While still trying to catch our breath, Madonna (who was obviously not in the best of moods) continued to rehearse “Future Lovers” and “Get Together”.
