Saturday, October 8, 2011
Friday, October 7, 2011
Ticket Giveaway To See Madonna At The "Smirnoff Nightlife Exchange Project" In New York!
Wouldn't it be fun to travel to New York next month to watch Madonna perform?
"Smirnoff" is giving away 500 tickets to the "Smirnoff Nightlife Exchange Project", and a Jamaican could be among the lucky few to go one better.
The "Smirnoff Original Nightlife Exchange Project" takes place on November 12th, 2011 and involves millions of people on six continents, across 50 countries.
But as if getting passes to the party was not enough, "Smirnoff" is making it easier to get free tickets to see Madonna, the top-selling female entertainer of all time.
All one has to do is visit the "Smirnoff Jamaica Facebook" page and sign up to have a chance to win tickets to the mass cultural experience.
Strength in numbers:
The more people you can get to sign up, the better your chances of winning tickets to see Madonna perform.
The acceptance of entries started on September 26th and runs through to November 7th.
Entrants should be holders of a valid Jamaican passport and United States visa to be able to attend the event.
According to Safia Cooper, brand manager, "Smirnoff", the brand is known throughout the world for creating original and memorable experiences for consumers.
This is just another of those amazing opportunities that will create such an experience.
Meanwhile, Madonna has been recruiting dancers from all over the world, including those from Jamaica, who would have submitted entries hoping to be selected to perform with her in New York on November 12th, 2011.
Jamaica is among 18 countries that will be involved in the actual swapping of nightlife and will be joined by the United States, Great Britain, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Cyprus, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Lebanon, Mexico, Netherlands, Thailand, Turkey, Venezuela and Vietnam.
Additionally, there are 32 countries participating with market-specific activities, and they include:
Belgium, Bolivia, Bulgaria, Cameroon, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, France, Ghana, Greece, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Kenya, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Serbia, Romania, South Africa, South Korea, Trinidad, and Uruguay.
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Singer Cher is anxious for the new Madonna album and sent a little note via twitter!
Go on girl Give It Up!
Even More Madonna Outtakes!
Word is this may be a photoshop pic from the Vanity Fair 08 shoot.
But either way it's interesting.
Keep them coming!
Madonna Working On Power Ballad For New Album: William Orbit Tweets!
@WilliamOrbit: a great love song is better than sex, better than money, better than wine, better (almost) as love itself
WilliamOrbit William Orbit
@LiberatumGlobal this means hang on to your hearts in 2012
Debi Mazar On Madonna.
Between sips of champagne, "Papermag" talked food, celebs, and the good old clubbing days of '80s-era New York with Debi Mazar:
Debi Mazar: I remember when "PAPER" was a big piece of paper.
Kathleen Squires: They used to give it out in "Danceteria"!
DM:
Yes, I was working the elevator in "Danceteria" back then, and that's where I met Madonna. She came into my elevator, and she said: "Wanna dance?"
KS: Is it true that they used to pump "laughing gas" into "Danceteria"? That was the rumor of the time.
DM:
No, that wasn't true. Everyone was just drunk and on drugs in those days.
I was just working the fucking elevator.
I met a lot of great people there, and one of them was Madonna.
She was a Midwestern kid, straight off the boat from Michigan, and she was hanging around the music area of 37th Street and trying to get her record out there.
We started hanging out from that night on, and I started doing her makeup.
I was also doing makeup for "PAPER" and "Details" in those days.
My acting thing didn't come until a little bit later, because I was mostly doing makeup in the theater, standing behind the stage like "All About Eve."
I knew the lines better than everybody else:
I would go onstage when everybody left, in the dark, and pretend that I was some opera star or some fabulous maven of the theater and say my lines to nobody.
I realized then that I was not happy, so I started studying acting.
KS: You both have a great chemistry and are so relatable to viewers. I suspect that you're not the norm in Hollywood...
DM:
We are not the norm in Hollywood.
I feel like, whenever I go to these big homes of these gazillionaire people, they always have these incredible kitchens that largely go unused, or their staff are working there, and they don't know where anything is.
Like I would go into Madonna's kitchen and say:
"Can I borrow this spaghetti pot, because I'm having a party?"
And Madonna would be like:
"Yeah sure", like she didn't even know it was there.
She's actually interested in food, but she doesn't have time to cook...
source: papermag
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
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