Variety turns 115 and their editors celebrate the anniversay compiling a list of 50 game changers who both altered the status quo and forced the industry to think differently, opened the minds of colleagues and opened doors to others. Read More
As part of their 35th anniversary, SPIN magazine are naming the most influential artists of the past 35 years.
At #3. From Bay City, Michigan, here is Madonna. Read More
Thirty years ago today, on June 6, 1995 Sire Records released Human Nature as the fourth single off Madonna’s Bedtime Stories album. Read More
On this day thirty years ago, 22 May 1990 Sire Records released Madonna’s second soundtrack album, I’m Breathless: Music from and Inspired by the Film Dick Tracy.
Join us on MadonnaTribe’s Instagram for a trip down memory lane! Read More
On this day 30 years ago (May 19, 1990) Vogue – the first single from Madonna’s second soundtrack album, I’m Breathless – became the Queen of Pop’s eighth Hot 100 No. 1, topping the Billboard chart for three consecutive weeks and remaining one of her most enduring hits. Read More
Desperately Seeking Susan was released on this day 35 years ago.
Directed by Susan Seidelman and starring Rosanna Arquette and Madonna, Desperately Seeking Susan was Madonna’s first major screen role and one of her best performances ever. Read More
In an unprecedented move, Patrick Leonard is sharing demo recordings from his 1988 Like a Prayer sessions with Madonna. Read More
Women In Pop magazine will celebrate the 30th anniversary of Madonna Like A Prayer in a 10-page Behind the Music article taking an in-depth look back at the making of the album, its artistry, its reception upon release, and its legacy. Read More
Thirty years ago today Madonna and Sire Records released the second single from her acclaimed Like a Prayer album and it was the now iconic song Express Yourself. Read More
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Like a Prayer, Warner Music has released a special version of Madonna‘s legendary album to streaming platforms such as Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music, Pandora and Dezeer. Read More
Billboard.com‘s Joe Lynch looks back at how twenty-five years ago Madonna changed fully sheding her ebullient ’80s pop skin, donning a leather cat mask, and kick-opening a rusty back alley door that previous chart-toppers only dared to scratch at with the release of Erotica. Read More
On the 25th anniversary of the release of Madonna’s Erotica album, Rolling Stone discusses how the icon’s 1992 projects tackled homophobia, AIDS hysteria and female, queer desire, and set the blueprint for modern pop. Read More
