Rumor = Miley’s MTV Unplugged special available on iTunes
According to a rumor the MTV Unplugged special by Miley Cyrus featuring Madonna as a guest, will be available on iTunes from February 18
According to a rumor the MTV Unplugged special by Miley Cyrus featuring Madonna as a guest, will be available on iTunes from February 18
A fans’ response regarding the hypocrisy of the media, and the way they have been treating Madonna since the start of her career. Whatever she does, she can’t ever win. It is time she gets the respect she earns.
How the world simply cannot live with(out) Madonna:
But in the meantime: no one can really stop talking about her……
QUEEN!
The bitchy, sexy and over the top drama of “Valley of the Dolls” – the 1967 movie based on the mega-smash 1966 novel by Jaqueline Susann – is set to make its “return” to the big screen via 20th Century Fox.
Patty Duke, Sharon Tate, and Barbara Parkins starred in the original movie, the story of three women’s rise, fall and pill popping tirades (the pills were called “Dolls.”) The film was set in New York’s theatre world and Hollywood movie biz.
The “new” Valley of the Dolls, will have a decidedly different “spin” on the original with L.A.’s music business being a big part of the story, particularly with the Neely O’Hara character (Patty Duke) the up and coming star who makes it big and has a major fall from grace. One of the writers of the new VOTD is Paul Rudnick, who did the “First Wives Club” and “In and Out” (such a funny Kevin Kline movie!) There will be a dark comedy aspect to the film.
Actresses on the “A List” for this movie are Anne Hathaway, perfect as the prim Anne Welles, Jennifer Lawrence as Jennifer North (the fallen Angel played by Sharon Tate) and Emmy Rossum as Neely O’ Hara (perfect casting!!) and producers are lobbying hard to get Madonna to play the aging Broadway star Helen Lawson, a role intended for Judy Garland in the original movie
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While staying in LA, M has supposedly recorded three new tracks for the new album already, including a ballad.
Have you seen this before? This is an original invitation sent out to those invited to attend the official US premier of the Stephen Jon Lewicki film ‘A Certain Sacrifice’, known for being Madonna’s first ‘acting’ role in a film.
To view the front and the back of the original invite, visit our A Certain Sacrifice page now, it is in the memorabilia section.
BAY CITY, MI — Bay County music historian Gary Johnson recalls making the trip to Cleveland in 2008 to watch Bay City’s most famous daughter inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Though the induction ceremony was conducted in New York City, it was broadcast live at the hall’s Ohio museum.
Johnson says it was a thrill to see Madonna’s name appear on the screen, with the subheading of “Bay City, Michigan” just before Justin Timberlake inducted music’s biggest female pop star.
“She racked up the greatest track record in music history — 47 top 40 hits,” Timberlake said in his speech. “This is a singing, dancing, writing, promoting, achieving superstar who became the biggest name on the planet the old fashioned way — she earned it.”
Johnson concurs, and believes it’s a shame Bay City hasn’t done more to capitalize on Madonna’s legacy.
“No one has given Bay City more publicity over the years than Madonna,” said Johnson. “Every one of those hundreds of Madonna sites on the Internet, you click on her biography and within the first two sentences, there’s Bay City, Michigan.”
Folklore and myths surround Madonna and her relationship with her hometown — it’s said she refused to accept a key to the city and that she badmouthed the community to the national press. The truth behind these stories, and whether the estrangement between Bay City and Madonna can be reconciled, is a topic Johnson intends to examine with a forthcoming seminar hosted by the Bay County Historical Society.
The exhibition is being held at the Bay County Historical Museum, 321 Washington Ave., on Saturday, Feb. 8. The event starts at noon with an hour-long selection of 14 of the Material Girl’s seminal music videos. At 1 p.m., Johnson is conducting a presentation entitled “The Madonna Controversy.”
“Over the years, the tales have been twisted,” Johnson said. “Madonna has always spoken fondly of Bay City, except for one occasion.”
That occasion took place in 1987 when, in an interview with Jane Pauley on NBC, the star referred to Bay City as “a little smelly town in northern Michigan.”
“I find it hard to believe she said this in a hateful way,” Johnson said. “It was probably more in a light-hearted way.”
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4. Madonna’s audience seat mates were plants. For the “surprise” duet, Madonna got up from a seat in the audience to join Miley on stage. The people who sat beside the singer walked in with her when she was seated, and walked out when she left for both takes. They were probably assistants or studio team members coached to feign utter shock for the cameras and to provide a safety buffer for the pop icon.
5. The Miley-Madonna butt grab? That was choreographed. When Madonna hit the stage for their mashup of “Don’t Tell Me”/”We Can’t Stop,” Miley gave Madonna’s behind a good squeeze. They shot the duet twice and butt-grabbing was had at the exact same moment. Before the second take, Madonna called out, “We’re just gonna have to be even nastier.” And it was. The moment just might be this decade’s version of the Britney-Madonna kiss.
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Madonna, Timor & Nicole Winhoffer were spotted together leaving a dance/fitness studio in LA
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BEKIJK HIER DE HELE MTV UNPLUGGED: MILEY CYRUS SHOW MET SPECIAL GUEST MADONNA!
De special wordt op de Nederlandse MTV uitgezonden op 5 februari om 21.35
HOLLYWOOD, CA – JANUARY 28: Recording artists Madonna (L) and Miley Cyrus perform onstage during Miley Cyrus: MTV Unplugged at Sunset Gower Studios on January 28, 2014 in Hollywood, California. (Photo’s by Christopher Polk/Getty Images for MTV) 2014 Getty Images / Photo’s by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic for MTV) 2014 Jeff Kravitz
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She may be more than twice his age, but Madonna is not embarrassed about flaunting her new puppy love.
The 55-year-old star took her boyfriend Timor Steffens out for the first time on American soil on Tuesday night.
The couple have only been spotted only a few times since it was revealed the iconic pop star had found herself a new younger dancer.
The star first debuted Timor – who is just a year older than her last boy toy, dancer Brahim Zaibat – during a New Year’s Eve bash in Europe.
In town for the Grammys and a duet with Miley Cyrus, Madonna has been very busy of late so went low key for the mid-week date.
The new couple headed to a sushi restaurant in Beverly Hills, California, dressing from the same colour palette.
Timor – who lives in Los Angeles but is from the Netherlands – donned a long black woolen trench coat over a pair of black slightly shiny jeans with matching coloured trainers.
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Madonna will introduce Masha and Nadya, two members of Russia’s Pussy Riot art collective, at Amnesty International’s Bringing Human Rights Home concert taking place at Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Wednesday February 5, it was announced today by Amnesty International.
“I am honored to introduce my fellow freedom fighters Masha and Nadya from Pussy Riot. I have admired their courage and have long supported their commitment and the sacrifices they have made in the name of freedom of expression and human rights,” commented Madonna.
Tickets are on sale from Ticketmaster. Other confirmed acts include Imagine Dragons, The Flaming Lips, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Tegan and Sara, The Fray, Cold War Kids, Colbie Caillat and Cake. Masha and Nadya were imprisoned for their participation in the Pussy Riot art collective. Hundreds of thousands of online actions by Amnesty International supporters helped bring about their freedom.
Madonna, a longstanding defender of the Pussy Riot art collective’s right to speak out in defiance of restrictions in their homeland, is part of a star-studded tradition of prominent artists using the power of music to articulate their support for human rights on behalf of Amnesty International.
More information on the upcoming concert can be found at https://www.amnestyusa.org/Feb5concert. Follow #AmnestyConcert for live updates.
Yeehaw! Miley Cyrus wanted only one icon to grace her stage during “MTV Unplugged.” So when Madonna accompanied Miley on Wednesday night, no one was more shocked than the 21-year-old pop princess. “I wanted to have someone here that wasn’t the obvious and something that was different than just being on my record, something that people wouldn’t really expect,” she told MTV News about teaming up with the legendary pop star. “And even I didn’t expect Madonna to be necessarily down to do something like ‘Unplugged’ with me.
So the fact that she’s here, kind of doing this hoedown thing with me now, is unbelievable. I’m so stoked.” Miley then broke down how Madonna influenced her own performing style. “I grew up listening to Madonna and a lot of what she represented for me is what I try to rep to girls now is not being afraid of sexuality and really being who you want to be and doing what you want to do,” she said. Madge and Miley, both donning sequined cowgirl gear, performed a mash-up of Madonna’s 2000 hit “Don’t Tell Me” and Miley’s 2013 smash “We Can’t Stop.” Wondering what it looks like? Well, the performance airs Wednesday (January 29) at 9 p.m. ET/PT on MTV. To hear more about how Cyrus and the Material Girl ended up collaborating together for the special, Miley revealed all in our interview. So, check it out!
Get ready to rock Brooklyn! Madonna will attend the Amnesty International Bringing Human Rights Home concert at the Barclays Center on February 5th to introduce the Pussy Riot’s performance! Get your tickets now! https://bit.ly/1fcxukR #revolutionoflove
‘ hearing that Miley/Madonna’s “We Can’t Stop/Don’t Tell Me” will be released as a single is making me feel better and better. It must sound great. Can’t wait.’
Matthew Rettenmund
Cyrus has been no stranger to the limelight over the past year. A hit album, some record-breaking music videos, a documentary and, tonight, we’ll get the most organic glimpse of her as the classic MTV show “Unplugged” returns. Miley belts hits like “Wrecking Ball” and “Adore You” with acoustic backing and raw vocals and, though she might make you cry, she’ll definitely make you dance. The special guest appearance of Madonna, who joins Miley for a mash-up of “We Can’t Stop” and “Don’t Tell Me,” promises to rev the engines of “Unplugged.” Watch it tonight on MTV at 9 PM E.T./P.T.
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