Pop singer Madonna has issued a defense of a comment she made at the anti-Donald Trump Women’s March on Washington on Saturday — during which she said she had thought often of “blowing up the White House’ — saying the quote had been taken “wildly out of context.”
Pop star Madonna got raunchy while introducing comedian Amy Schumer at a performance in New York City Tuesday night, promising the crowd sexual favors in exchange for their support of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
Embattled pop queen Madonna has apparently been busted posting fake traffic signs outside of her $40 million Manhattan apartment in order to hoard valuable New York City parking spaces.
The Australian leg of Madonna’s controversial Rebel Heart tour is attracting more negative attention, this time after the 57-year-old exposed the breast of a 17-year-old fan on stage.
Madonna took to social media on Monday to defend herself after reports surfaced that the singer had suffered an onstage meltdown during a concert in Australia on Saturday night.
Madonna suffered an onstage meltdown during a concert in Australia Saturday night, as she sipped from a bottle of tequila and made several emotional pleas to the audience.
Madonna wouldn’t let a measly curfew cut her concert short on Sunday — she simply finished up her set sans power.
Madonna took to the Place de la République in Paris late Wednesday night for an impromptu mini-set to honor the victims of the terror attacks that rocked the city last month.
Madonna’s “Rebel Heart” tour doesn’t kick off until September, but the singer gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at her rehearsals on Monday with a pair of videos posted online.
Madonna is accusing Britain’s Radio 1 of ageism, describing the BBC station’s decision to pull her music from its lineup as “discriminatory and unfair.”
In her continued push to promote her new album Rebel Heart, Madonna told Out magazine that women are more marginalized than any other group of people, because living as a woman means “you’re either a virgin or a whore.”
Madonna, known for her catchy pop tunes and choreographed dance routines, took a spill at the Brit Awards Wednesday night that looked anything but planned.
While she is still hailed by many as the “Queen of Pop,” Madonna has been dropped from Britain’s Radio 1 after insiders say she has become “irrelevant” to the station’s younger listeners.
Madonna is under fire yet again for her controversial social media postings promoting her new album.