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Madonna dared to bare in a sheer shirt and leather harnesses for her Pride weekend performance in NYC.Instagram The “Material Girl” is striking a pose for Pride — and baring it all. Madonna, 62, sported a see-through mesh top and a series of leather harnesses while performing at the Boom Boom…
Earlier this week, our Creative Director Mel Ottenberg sat down with the Madonna collaborator Ricardo Gomes for a sneak peek of “No Fear, No Courage, Resist:” a multimedia art installation that debuted in a Times Square takeover last night. They also sifted through tons of BTS Polaroids (you’re welcome) and kiki’d about our darling M. ———
Check out a 19-image pictorial at the Italian VOGUE website HERE
In a sign that New York City is back open, LGBTQ+ celebrities packed out The Standard hotel to kick off Pride and raise money for charity.
A two-song performance by Madonna was the big surprise on Thursday night during a Pride party in New York City. The evening, which took place at the Meatpacking District’s The Standard hotel, was billed as Boom x Pride with appearances by Kaytranada and deejays Honey Dijon, Misshapes and Eli Escobar.
There’s no brighter tourist destination than Times Square, and no bigger pop star than Madonna. So it made sense for the Queen of Pop to use the famous Manhattan intersection on Thursday night (June 24) to premiere her “No fear, Courage, Resist” video. The Pride Weekend-themed video was filmed with Ricardo Gomes, and it flashed up…
Honey Dijon, Ricardo Gomes and Madonna. Photo Courtesy of Ricardo Gomes Photographer Ricardo Gomes was on assignment in Lisbon shooting behind-the-scenes when he first met Madonna. She was filming the documentary “The World of Madame X” about her concert tour. Fast forward two years and Gomes now spends his days following the Grammy winner…
Madonna texted us last night (we have the receipts to prove it) to let us know she’s ready for Pride. M also sent us these hot Polaroids—taken in collaboration with Ricardo Gomes—that she’s auctioning off online. Proceeds benefit The Ali Forney Center, Haus of Us, and The Door—three New York-based organizations dedicated to creating safe spaces for LGBTQIA+…