Monday, May 23, 2011

Preview Of Madonna On The Oprah Show.

James D' Arcy Danced For Madonna..

James D’Arcy has told how he learnt to dance for Madonna as he found her such an inspiring director.The young actor plays Edward VIII in the singer’s directorial debut WE, about the king’s abdication over his relationship with Wallis Simpson.He explained…

“There was a dance sequence that when I first saw it was like something out of Dancing With The Stars it was amazing – and I can’t dance.It was this extraordinary beautiful dance with lifts and twirls and I can’t do that, but you do because she somehow makes the impossible possible and it gives you amazing self esteem when you do these things.There’s nothing quite as good – to get a pat on the head for dancing from Madonna – that’s a pretty good feeling.”

The dance scene never made the final cut of the film, co-starring Andrea Riseborough, but he learned plenty of other skills for Madonna.D’Arcy said…

“She challenged me to learn to play the bagpipes in six weeks, which is next to impossible I was told, but I did manage to do it because you feel like there’s no other way, you’ve just got to do it.I can ride horses already but I was in pretty good physical shape for that film and that was again at her request.I know that obviously her fame comes through a slightly different art form but she was more prepared than any director I have ever worked with, possibly with the exception of Peter Weir, but I mention her in the same sentence, that’s how prepared she was.She was extraordinary.”

Sunday, May 22, 2011

American Life (Edit By Julio Skov).

Madonna Like It, And So It Ended Up In The Movie...

In an interview "Green Gartside", Scritti Politti's lead singer/founder comes clean one question at a time.

How did your track "Best Thing Ever" windup on the original motion picture soundtrack "Who’s that Girl?" Did you meet Madonna, or attend the premier of the film in 1987?

GARTSIDE:
"The track was surplus to requirement for our forthcoming "Scritti" album "Provision". I was told that Madonna heard it at "Warner"’s Burbank offices, and liked it, so it ended up in the movie. I didn’t however, attend the premiere."

source: examiner

Saturday, May 21, 2011

"Vogue" - Voted "The Most Stylish Video Of All Time"!

1. Madonna - "Vogue"

It was hard to pick just one by Madonna (the clothing and makeup she wears in "Express Yourself" is so fab too), but "Vogue" just exudes style in the fashion, lyrics, and choreography like no other.

source: shine

Friday, May 20, 2011

"I'm Ready For My Close Up Mr. Meisel".

Never Duplicated!!! Sheer Brilliance!
How Do U like It Jucy and Wet!

"Glee" Version Of M's "I Love New York"...

W.E Submited To Venice Film Festival.

The 68th Venice Film Festival is shaping up as an especially strong edition, with a slew of hot titles secured more than three months in advance of its Aug. 31 start.

Lido competition berths are set for Roman Polanski's "Carnage," David Cronenberg's "A Dangerous Method" and Russian auteur Aleksandr Sokurov's highly anticipated "Faust," the fourth and final installment in his "Men of Power" series. [...]

Mary Harron's "The Moth Diaries" and Madonna's "W.E." have been submitted.

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Top 10 Apocalypse Songs- Madonna - "4 Minutes"

If the apocalypse were here, what would be on your playlist to mark the occasion? Well, you'd probably have other things on your mind beyond listening to music, but here's what should be the soundtrack to our last moments.

09.:Madonna: "4 Minutes" Feat. Justin Timberlake & Timbaland

If the clock is indeed ticking, you can spend your last moments listening to Madonna's "4 Minutes", which offers four minutes of aural bliss aided by Justin Timberlake and Timbaland. The pop diva is on a mission to save the world...

source:AOL

Listen Up!!!



Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Baby Dietrich.





By Herb Ritts 1993.





Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Madonna Screen Shots From The Oprah Show!!










Madonna Stopped by Oprah's To say Goodbye. M said this about O

"It's no secret that millions of people are inspired by Oprah. I am one of them." Madonna says she only has one living role model: Oprah. "She's a self-made woman who's been at the top of her game for over 25 years and she is still kicking ass. And she is still kicking ass!"