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Post by floridagrl on Aug 17, 2011 18:46:48 GMT -5
^^^ Yeah I'm sorry but thats crap. Janet Jackson is not going to be "paying tribute" to Britney Spears. No shade on Britney but that's not going to happen. Jesus himself couldn't get a tribute performance with Madonna, Janet and Gaga. Plus this isn't the BET awards...they don't try to do a million surprise performances in a night. But why are they doing a tribute to Britney? I like her but, come on, she hasn't been around long enough or has she?  |
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Post by PDC1987 on Aug 17, 2011 20:49:10 GMT -5
^^^ Yeah I'm sorry but thats crap. Janet Jackson is not going to be "paying tribute" to Britney Spears. No shade on Britney but that's not going to happen. Jesus himself couldn't get a tribute performance with Madonna, Janet and Gaga. Plus this isn't the BET awards...they don't try to do a million surprise performances in a night. But why are they doing a tribute to Britney? I like her but, come on, she hasn't been around long enough or has she? She's been around a decent length of time. The problem is she has no discernible talent, her music has never evolved, and she had no real impact like Madonna and Janet did. |
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Post by SPRΞΞ on Aug 17, 2011 20:59:29 GMT -5
but that's besides the point. The point is probably length of time. If it was 20 years and still no evolution, everyone would still be complaining, and yet Britney would still be churning out hits.
I'll all for this. :) It will make great TV.
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Post by floridagrl on Aug 18, 2011 8:14:11 GMT -5
The Smirnoff Co. Partners With Madonna For The World's Biggest Nightlife Exchange In 50 CountriesWorld's No. 1 Female Artist Joins the World's No. 1 Vodka in Search for the Most Original Nightlife in the Universe 17th August 2011: The Smirnoff Co. today launches the next Smirnoff Nightlife Exchange Project with the audacious goal of getting 10 million people to discover, share and swap the most original nightlife experiences in 50 countries. The Smirnoff Nightlife Exchange Project is an ambitious attempt to discover the world's most unique and interesting nightlife, culminating in one-of-a-kind experiences on the same night all over the world. This year, Madonna joins the Smirnoff Nightlife Exchange Project to find the best dancer to join her next tour. Revellers worldwide are invited to co-create and participate in the Smirnoff Nightlife Exchange Project by contributing ideas on what makes their local nightlife distinct in the categories of drinks, dance, fashion, music, places, and more creating a nightlife cocktail of unique events. The most inspiring suggestions from each region will be captured online and then exchanged with another country in November. By participating online, fans will have the chance to win a place at one of the global events or experience another country's party at a Smirnoff Nightlife Exchange Project event in their own city. Go to www.facebook.com/smirnoff or www.facebook.com/madonna to find out more. One of the consistent aspects in nightlife culture around the world is the importance of dance. As well as submitting ideas on what makes their country's nightlife special, fans can enter an exclusive dance competition online. Madonna will attend one of the selected Smirnoff Nightlife Exchange Project experiences where finalists will compete in front of her for the winning spot. The winner may get the opportunity to join Madonna on her next tour as one of her dancers. "What attracted me to the Smirnoff Nightlife Exchange Project is the combination of participating in the celebration of nightlife around the world and the opportunity to discover the world's best unknown dancers," said Madonna. "The best dancers are always in the clubs looking for the most original experience, just like Smirnoff is doing." The Smirnoff Nightlife Exchange Project strives to showcase, mix and unite the world through unique nightlife and as such the best dancers from around the world will be highlighted for their own style and flair. The submission process for the dance competition begins today and runs until October 10th. To enter, hopefuls must submit a 60-second dance video. For details on the dance submission process and terms and conditions, visit www.smirnoff.com or www.madonna.com. Simon Burch, Global Brand Director for The Smirnoff Co., said, "Smirnoff mixes original nightlife from around the world and gives everyone the chance to be there through extraordinary, one-of-a-kind experiences. Who better to decide the best in the dance category than Madonna herself?" As the world's number one vodka, The Smirnoff Co. has been at the heart of nightlife culture for generations and now hosts the world's biggest spirits community on Facebook with people participating in The Smirnoff Co. events, commenting and sharing information on nightlife around the world. The 50 countries participating in the Smirnoff Nightlife Exchange Project include: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Dominican Republic, Dubai, Ecuador, El Salvador, Germany, Ghana, Great Britain, Greece, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Kenya, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Romania, Serbia, South Africa, South Korea, Thailand, Trinidad, Turkey, Uruguay, United States, Venezuela and Vietnam. The Smirnoff Nightlife Exchange Project, including the exclusive dance competition, is the first component of a multi-faceted agreement between Madonna and her partner Live Nation and Diageo, the parent company of The Smirnoff Co. More details to be released in the coming months. For updates on Madonna, please visit www.facebook.com/madonna. www.madonna.comYes, talk about her tour already!!
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Post by PDC1987 on Aug 18, 2011 20:14:09 GMT -5
She'd find a way to get paid millions even if she were the last person on Earth.
I'm honestly surprised she hasn't put her name on a line of dildos yet.
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Post by floridagrl on Aug 19, 2011 5:45:30 GMT -5
FUTURES: Andrea Riseborough Talks Madonnaby Nigel M Smith (Updated 19 hours, 51 minutes ago) Next up audiences will see you as Wally Simpson in Madonna’s anticipated second feature “W.E.” How did you come on to the project? I can remember which way it happened, but I can’t remember what the words were. I got a call saying that she’d seen “Margaret Thatcher.” I read the script and I thought it was really something quite unique. It has these two different stories in it. When I read it was almost like I was interested objectively in the film intellectually from a woman’s perspective. In terms of Wallace, I think so little needs to be said. We all know what a phenomenally unique woman she was. [Madonna and I] chatted over tea and then worked together. Really from the outset I felt that we were very complicit. We had this artistic complicity about the project. When she expressed to me her passion for the Duchess’s story and really getting into what she believes to be the truth (and making that into something that was a piece of art), I was just even more excited. You probably get this all the time, but I have to ask…what’s it like working for the Material Girl? I never really know how to answer that question because I approached it like working with any director. For example when I worked with Peter Hall, from being a little whee thing I heard tale after tale about what he would be like. I didn’t know what he was going to be as man. I just know that when I met him I fell in love with him. The same with Mike Leigh. And the same with Madonna. It was like knowing I was going to work with a new director. I can’t really explain it better than that. That’s how I felt. To meet somebody, you can never tell who they’re going to be, what kind of artist they’re going to be. I was excited about working with a new director and it was great working with a female director. I’ve worked with so few female directors. It was a very refreshing to tell a story about an incredible woman and have an incredible woman take your hand and lead you through that. www.indiewire.com/article/2011/08/18/futures_brighton_rocks_andrea_riseborough_talks_madonna_rada_and_her_slew_o
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Post by SPRΞΞ on Aug 19, 2011 14:44:28 GMT -5
Madonna has 19 #1's WW, and is in the lead. But I don't think the years 1983, 1984, 1985, and 1986 have been calculated yet. How many more do you think she could potentially get?
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Post by SPRΞΞ on Aug 20, 2011 1:09:15 GMT -5
i love how this vid portrays Madonna as the biggest thing ever. I can't wait to watch everything unfold. |
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Post by floridagrl on Aug 20, 2011 6:24:23 GMT -5
i love how this vid portrays Madonna as the biggest thing ever. I can't wait to watch everything unfold. She is the BIGGEST thing EVER! I love the video and I am wondering if the background music a taste of her new album. If so, YIPPEEEE!!! It's starting, she is going to be everywhere. |
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Post by HolidayGuy on Aug 20, 2011 11:18:34 GMT -5
SPREE, are you talking about the Media Traffic #1s count? I'd think she may have several additional No. 1 contenders. "Papa Don't Preach's" single sleeve pic is shown as the top for 1986, but we'll see how that pans out.
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Post by chartfreak on Aug 20, 2011 11:19:55 GMT -5
From DigitalSpy
Noel Gallagher has revealed that he wrote one of his new album tracks with Madonna in mind.
The singer-songwriter said that he thought about offering 'AKA... What A Life!', which appears on his upcoming debut album, to the 53-year-old popstar.
Gallagher explained that he also offered the song - described by Something For The Weekend as "a pounding dance track" - up for remix to DJ Fatboy Slim, but the producer declined.
He confessed: "I asked Fatboy Slim to remix the song because I f**king love him. But he said he couldn't do anything with it as it's great.
"I was thinking of the piano from Rhythim Is Rhythim's 'Strings Of Life'. It was very acid house to begin with and so I was thinking of giving it to someone.
"I thought about Madonna then [Noel's wife] Sara said, 'Don't be daft, Madonna won't sing it. When are you likely to see Madonna?' So that spoiled it."
Gallagher added: "It took me back to the Hacienda where, for three years from 1988 to 1990, I practically lived. I loved it and I wanted something to remind me of it.
"But I still wasn't sure so I played it to our office and all the girls loved it. Once girls like it, you're on to a winner."
He concluded: "The song's easily up there with the best things I've ever done."
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Post by SPRΞΞ on Aug 20, 2011 11:34:08 GMT -5
SPREE, are you talking about the Media Traffic #1s count? I'd think she may have several additional No. 1 contenders. "Papa Don't Preach's" single sleeve pic is shown as the top for 1986, but we'll see how that pans out. yes i am, as there is discussion about it at UKmix. She has 19 right now, with those 4 years not tallied up yet. Elvis has 12 and is in 2nd place. She could potentially add: Like a Virgin Material Girl Crazy For You Live to Tell Papa Don't Preach Open Your Heart La Isla Bonita True Blue as all #1's. That could potentially put her at 27 #1's, doubling the next person. Will be interesting once they figure everything out. |
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Post by HolidayGuy on Aug 20, 2011 14:10:36 GMT -5
^OYH and LIB already are covered in 1987. :)
Keep in mind that years 1956-`1958 have yet to be covered, too- Elvis likely will have many No. 1s in that period. And, MT also has to cover 1962-1966- The Beatles. Nonetheless, these three acts enjoyed huge global chart domination.
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Post by SPRΞΞ on Aug 20, 2011 20:29:50 GMT -5
^OYH and LIB already are covered in 1987. :) Keep in mind that years 1956-`1958 have yet to be covered, too- Elvis likely will have many No. 1s in that period. And, MT also has to cover 1962-1966- The Beatles. Nonetheless, these three acts enjoyed huge global chart domination. yea, you're right. I forgot about that.  Still, those 3 would be light years ahead of everyone else. |
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Post by floridagrl on Aug 20, 2011 20:30:12 GMT -5
SPREE, are you talking about the Media Traffic #1s count? I'd think she may have several additional No. 1 contenders. "Papa Don't Preach's" single sleeve pic is shown as the top for 1986, but we'll see how that pans out. Where on the site does it show this, holidayguy? I, for the life of me, cannot find it. Thanks. |
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Post by SPRΞΞ on Aug 20, 2011 20:35:15 GMT -5
SPREE, are you talking about the Media Traffic #1s count? I'd think she may have several additional No. 1 contenders. "Papa Don't Preach's" single sleeve pic is shown as the top for 1986, but we'll see how that pans out. Where on the site does it show this, holidayguy? I, for the life of me, cannot find it. Thanks. click on "top achievements" and scroll down to "most #1's from an artist". Madonna has 19. |
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Post by leoapp on Aug 20, 2011 21:17:53 GMT -5
Sorry, just recently i was interested to search Madonna's past single discography, practically i only knew a few singles from her, all of them are post 1998. And suddenly i discovered Ray Of Light, i never heard it but just now, and I love it! After that i searched Like A Virgin, Material Girl, Live To Tell, Papa Don't Preach, Open Your Heart , Express Yourself, Vogue, I'll Remember, all are great! I decided to listen to her more. Of course so far i searched only her famous singles one by one
So, can you give me a help? What songs (pre 1998) that i should listen, especially her least popular songs which are great? :)
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Post by PDC1987 on Aug 20, 2011 21:23:33 GMT -5
Sorry, just recently i was interested to search Madonna's past single discography, practically i only knew a few singles from her, all of them are post 1998. And suddenly i discovered Ray Of Light, i never heard it but just now, and I love it! After that i searched Like A Virgin, Material Girl, Live To Tell, Papa Don't Preach, Open Your Heart , Express Yourself, Vogue, I'll Remember, all are great! I decided to listen to her more. Of course so far i searched only her famous singles one by one So, can you give me a help? What songs (pre 1998) that i should listen, especially her least popular songs which are great? :) If you have the time go album by album, starting with her self-titled debut. That's the best way to introduce yourself to a new act. If you just want singles for now, "Burning Up" is the highlight of the first album. |
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Post by SPRΞΞ on Aug 20, 2011 21:24:01 GMT -5
Sorry, just recently i was interested to search Madonna's past single discography, practically i only knew a few singles from her, all of them are post 1998. And suddenly i discovered Ray Of Light, i never heard it but just now, and I love it! After that i searched Like A Virgin, Material Girl, Live To Tell, Papa Don't Preach, Open Your Heart , Express Yourself, Vogue, I'll Remember, all are great! I decided to listen to her more. Of course so far i searched only her famous singles one by one So, can you give me a help? What songs (pre 1998) that i should listen, especially her least popular songs which are great? :) the non-singles from LAP are all great: Till Death Do Us Part Dear Jessie Promise to Try Spanish Eyes from her debut album: Burning Up I Know It Think of Me Physical Attraction |
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Post by leoapp on Aug 20, 2011 21:35:53 GMT -5
I'm trying to listen to all her singles pre 1998, but too many singles to search. So far i have searched some of her famous singles. And I'm currently listening to Justify My Love & Deeper and Deeper, just found them a few minutes ago, also great. :) I never knew that she practically almost only talks and whispers in Justify My Love, great concept, so cool!
So. currently i have:
Like A Virgin
Material Girl
Live To Tell
Papa Don't Preach
True Blue
Open Your Heart
La Isla Bonita
Like A Prayer
Express Yourself
Vogue
Justify My Love
Erotica
Deeper and Deeper
I'll Remember
Secret
Take A Bow
Human Nature
You'll See
Don't Cr Fr Me Argentina
As your suggestion, i will go from her debut first, i'm in holiday so i have enough time i guess. Thanks :)
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Post by botoxic on Aug 21, 2011 4:05:46 GMT -5
This is my personal ultimate Madonna singles discography:
Debut Era
01. Everybody (dance)
02. Burning Up (dance)
03. Holiday
04. Borderline
05. Lucky Star
06. I Know It (bonus)
Like a Virgin Era
07. Like a Virgin
08. Material Girl
09. Crazy for You
10. Angel
11. Into the Groove
12. Dress You Up
13. Gambler (international)
14. Over and Over (bonus)
True Blue Era
15. Live to Tell
16. Papa Don't Preach
17. True Blue
18. Open Your Heart
19. La Isla Bonita
20. Where's the Party (bonus)
Who's That Girl Era
21. Who's That Girl
22. Causing a Commotion
23. The Look of Love (international)
24. Spotlight (dance)
25. Santa Baby (holiday)
Like a Prayer Era
26. Like a Prayer
27. Express Yourself
28. Cherish
29. Oh Father
30. Keep It Together
31. Dear Jessie (international)
32. Till Death Do Us Part (bonus)
33. Promise to Try (bonus)
Immaculate Dick Era
34. Vogue
35. Hanky Panky
36. Back in Business (bonus)
37. Justify My Love
38. Rescue Me
Erotica Era
39. This Used to Be My Playground
40. Erotica
41. Deeper and Deeper
42. Bad Girl
43. Fever (dance/international)
44. Rain
45. Bye Bye Baby (international)
Bedtime Stories Era
46. I'll Remember
47. Secret
48. Take a Bow
49. Bedtime Story
50. Human Nature
51. Don't Stop (bonus)
Evita Era
52. I Want You
53. You'll See
54. One More Chance (international)
55. Love Don't Live Here Anymore
56. You Must Love Me
57. Don't Cry for Me Argentina
58. Buenos Aires (dance)
59. Another Suitcase in Another Hall (international)
Ray of Light Era
60. Frozen
61. Ray of Light
62. The Power of Good-Bye
63. Nothing Really Matters
64. Drowned World/Substitute for Love (international)
65. Sky Fits Heaven (dance)
66. Skin (bonus)
67. Beautiful Stranger
Music Era
68. American Pie
69. Time Stood Still (bonus)
70. Music
71. Don't Tell Me
72. What It Feels Like for a Girl
73. Impressive Instant (dance)
74. Amazing (bonus)
American Life Era
75. Die Another Day
76. American Life
77. Hollywood
78. Nothing Fails
79. Love Profusion
80. Me Against the Music
81. Nobody Knows Me (dance)
82. Mother and Father (dance)
Confessions on a Dancefloor Era
83. Hung Up
84. Sorry
85. Get Together
86. Jump
87. Forbidden Love (bonus)
88. Hey You (international)
Hard Candy Era
89. 4 Minutes
90. Give It 2 Me
91. Miles Away
92. Beat Goes On (international)
93. Celebration
94. Revolver (dance/international)
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Post by floridagrl on Aug 21, 2011 7:52:36 GMT -5
Where on the site does it show this, holidayguy? I, for the life of me, cannot find it. Thanks. click on "top achievements" and scroll down to "most #1's from an artist". Madonna has 19. Thanks, Spree. Found it. Pretty interesting info there. |
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Post by chartfreak on Aug 21, 2011 12:44:07 GMT -5
Has anyone heard the "Lucky Star" song by Rae. Heavy sample from M. Could be better. It's classified as HipHop/R&B on itunes.
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Post by HolidayGuy on Aug 21, 2011 13:15:56 GMT -5
^Never heard it- but checked it out on Youtube. Is she also the singer of the chorus?
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Post by God on Aug 22, 2011 12:01:10 GMT -5
 I wish 'Sooner or Later' and 'Time Stood Still' had been released. |
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Post by HolidayGuy on Aug 22, 2011 12:04:24 GMT -5
I love "Sooner or Later," but it would not have been a great radio choice- then gain, it probably would have hit the top 10 or top 20, because it was MADONNA. :) "Hanky Panky" snuck into the top 10, after all.
"Time Stood Still" may have received a better reception at U.S. radio than "American Pie," which fizzled rather quickly after the initial 5-6 weeks of hype.
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Post by josh on Aug 22, 2011 20:39:35 GMT -5
I'd have to add Secret Garden from Erotica to the must listen list.
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Post by bat1990 on Aug 22, 2011 23:30:41 GMT -5
I LOVE "SECRET GARDEN"!!!!
Erotica is my favorite Madonna album of all time and that song was the best way to end that first-time listening experience when I first got it.
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Post by Juanca on Aug 23, 2011 0:51:26 GMT -5
This is my personal ultimate Madonna singles discography: Debut Era...... Hard Candy EraHi Botoxic, I actually would like to comment/complement your list of singles, since I lived all the Madonna-mania since I was a little kid already obsessed with the charts in the mid-80s  I became a Madonna STAN during the True Blue era, but was already a fan since LAV. I share most of the singles with your list, but have some differences: Madonna EraNo "I Know It". Burning Up was a single especially because of the video, but just few years later when hormones did respond to those stimuli. Like a Virgin EraBack home we had Gambler as an official single for the Summer of 1986 (by the way, it reached #1!). "Over and Over" was heard and hinted as a potential single, but never became popular. +I also liked "Stay" as a single but still never made it in my chart. HOWEVER, the other single this era was + "Sidewalk Talk". Yes, I know it was not 'credited' to Madonna here, but back home in Peru it was presented as "Jellybean & Madonna", and it became a popular song in few radios (not a #1 anywhere but my personal chart ) True Blue EraSince I became a stan here, I had a couple of 'bonus' of my own. I didn't care about your # 20 [Where's the Party] to be honest, but I did care about: + "White Heat" (I thought it was a real gem!) + "Love Makes the World Go Round" (I know it was cheesy, but it had enough Latin flavor to become an easy favorite of mine AND even for my mom who did not care much about Madonna :o) Who's That Girl EraHere I did not know about Spotlight or Santa Baby, but "Can't Stop" did make it to my personal chart Like A Prayer Era+ "'Til Death Do Us Part" was a single back home and reached #4 in the most popular radio station. In my personal chart it was the second biggest hit of the album (after LAP). I LOVE this song! + "Dear Jessie" made it to #3 in my personal chart. Such a cute song! + I didn't include "Promise to Try" as a single + But I did have "Spanish Eyes" as a good final single of the era. I thought it was a real good song, with a lot of Latin influence too, and sang beautifully. Immaculate Dick Era+ "Holiday 1991" was a single in the UK and back home was also slightly pushed as a single. In my personal chart it reached the runner-up spot, much higher than its first run in 1983. + I also include a "Like A Prayer 1991" which re-charted. In many radio stations it also became popular again with the new remix. + Back home a "Megamix" became quite popular during the long weekend party radio shows, and even in some weekday programs. It was a long mix for about 8 minutes. It reached the top in my personal chart + In the Dick Tracy era, a couple of radios promoted "I'm Going Bananas" as a single. It only reached #18 in my personal chart. It was more like a joke song, but I think the fact that it sounded ridiculously Latin helped the song a bit. + "Sooner Or Later" almost charted, especially after the famous performance at the Oscars. However it was just too retro  Bedtime Stories Era"Don't Stop" was never a single for me or my country. However, "Inside of Me" became a staple in the main AC radio station back home and it eventually made it in my personal chart. Ray of Light EraIn addition to all the singles you mentioned, I had 2 more: + "Candy Perfume Girl": in fact, I was astonished when I heard this song as a Bonus in a Modern Rock countdown exported from the US :o yup, among songs from like Bush, 311 or Garbage, here there was a Madonna song. The lyrics and production sounded so good that it became a single for me. + "To Have and Not To Hold": the rhythm sounded like a Brazilian/Latin midtempo, so it was a good choice as bonus for my personal chart That's it!! ;) |
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Post by HEADOFTHEPACK on Aug 23, 2011 14:51:55 GMT -5
I think I may have just been told Madonna's announcing a worldwide tour in September.
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