MADONNA/REBEL HEART and More — Page 26

Namo maybe that's a 'you' thing (lets be honest, its daft enough to be), if you were a fan of her for many years as you keep saying then that is one thing with her that will never change, she is very on top of each detail, that's why she 'works so hard' because she is a perfectionist, and who cares if she says she works hard? Should we hate all broadway actors for saying how difficult the 8 shows a week are?

Also i dont see her 'working hard' i see her performing and having fun with it, clearly an audience see the same as well as she is still here. So again, maybe its a 'you' thing.

Isn't a "you thing" otherwise known as a "personal opinion"? One person likes it, another doesn't. One person sees it one way, another doesn't. Those are all "you things".

I can see her working, also.

I have to change what I said about it being as bad as watching an actor act.

I hadn't noticed that I was watching her work until Namo brought it up. I don't think it bothers me much because there are other things about Madonna to watch. She has something no one else has. She always has had it-love her ot not, from the very beginning, you couldn't take your eyes off her. She has a charisma that can't be bought.

Updated On: 4/10/15 at 03:48 PM

Namo, I changed my last post.

I get what you're saying, Namo. But what if it's true?

I hope this wasn't already posted. Not as biting or funny as I had hoped--Sandra largely controls herself, but she gets a few lines in. And I genuinely felt a bit when she seemed genuinely sad that she hadn't even run into Madonna in over a decade.

"So the nuclear holocaust isn't all that bad..." LOL

I admit, I found it much funnier listening to it while watching the video at the same time. (Full disclosure--I actually didn't even watch more than the first minute of the video before now...)

I actually really enjoyed the Fallon performance. But then I like "Bitch, I'm Madonna" and the mess that it is. I thought she looked really fun (or "fun") out there and her dancing was much better here than any of her other promotional performances from Rebel Heart.

I still think that the "Ghosttown" video is such wasted potential. I like that she has her own style and has a "**** it" attitude (yes I know you can psychoanalyze it to say she does give many ****s), but if she wasn't so focused on trying to look cool all the time, she could do something that's emotionally real and raw. The problem with that though is that she might do a video about an issue that resonates with people her age, which of course she's working hard not to do. That video could have been something really good if she dropped that stupid stylized post-apocalypse concept and went for something more grounded and real. Maybe it's saying something that Jonas Akerlund couldn't make Madonna do anything truly interesting in that video. She's too unaware now. Maybe that's why I enjoyed the Fallon performance because it seemed less controlled.

Updated On: 4/12/15 at 03:14 AM

This is probably all Diplo and nothing to do with Madge, but I have to say as silly as "Bitch I'm Madonna" is, I kinda love the vocal production of Nicki M's rap - especially this moment from 2:35-2:42 wherein the synth/drum tracks soften and Nicki's voice is brought to the foreground. That's some damn good production there.

Oh, and, Madonna was at Coachella this weekend.

DON'T TOUCH THE HAIR!

I think feminist porn stars rule. I just couldn't decide if I should name her pop's Nina Hartley or Annie Sprinkles.

Did she kiss him with the grill in?