On The Arts Hour this week, Madonna is back with her new album Madame X. She explains the Portuguese influences on it and why reinvention is in her blood. Actor Tom Hanks on the highs and lows of playing the beloved character of Woody from Toy Story for over twenty years. The British poet rapper…
The full interview from Rockdelux (Spain) magazine has been scanned and added to the press section of our Madame X page HERE.
Madonna has no time for haters, and on Sunday posted a silly video on Instagram that was accompanied by a harsh takedown of those who criticize her. “Madame is a history professor,” she wrote in the caption, accompanying a NSFW video in which she goofs around with her stage crew, putting on various accents before declaring…
Singer-songwriter Madonna says she is a fervent fan of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, the artistic symbol of female liberation worldwide, an admiration she has shown on many occasions and did so again with her latest music video and on the 112th anniversary last Saturday of the painter’s birth. “God Control” is the latest musical work…
“Everybody knows the damn truth Our nation lied, we lost respect When we wake up, what can we do? Get the kids ready, take them to school Everybody knows they don’t have a chance To get a decent job, to have a normal life…” The CHIMNEY Stockholm office was responsible for the complete sound design…
The Madame X discography has been updated with the Korean edition. This copy came with a promo poster.
Check out full scans HERE
We have (finally) updated the Madame X discography with the two Japanese editions:
Check out full scans HERE
ALBUM WAS RELEASED ON JUNE 14TH Thirty-seven years and 14 albums later, Madonna does the predictable on her latest release, Madame X … reinvent herself. After living in Portugal for several years, Madame X is heavily inspired by the country’s rich traditional and modern eclectic music. It’s far from perfect, but there’s beauty even in…
Madonna, Madame X (Interscope) – Given her irregular television and stage appearances in recent months, Madonna could have made a much worse studio album than the surreal globe-hopping concept album here. Critics might perceive Madame X as a superficial romp through Latin American styles, but Madonna weaving a playful mystery tale offers far more choice moments than her…
