On June 12 St. Martin’s Press released Siren Song, the autobiography of America’s greatest living record man: Seymour Stein, the founder of Sire Records and spotter of rock talent from the Ramones to Madonna.
Now Variety.com brings to you one of the things that make the memoir book precious for every Madonna fan: a lightly edited excerpt from the chapter where he meets the soon-to-be Queen of Pop for the first time. Read More
In an exclusive chat with People stylist Eyob Yohannes discuesses Madonna’s Met moment, which he describes in three words as: Immaculate Goth Queen. Read More
Twenty years after her brother’s murder, Donatella Versace reveals an impressive detail about the days following Gianni‘s murder that none of the books, documentaries, or fictional takes have included before: Madonna was there. Read More
Kathleen Hou at The Cut had the chance to talk to Madonna in a phone call from Portugal and discuss her newest project – skin care – having glowy butt skin, her newest product (MDNA’s Reinvention Cream), and how she responds to ageist critics and detractors. Read More
In a new phone interview with eonline.com following the launch of latest product in her MDNA Skin line – the four-in-one Reinvention Cream, Madonna discusses beauty, basic lifestyle choices, the skin-care tips she imparts on her kids, three beauty products she always has in her bag – and last but not least – an insight look at what she has in store next. Read More
Christina Aguilera, interviewed by Paper magazine, discusses what’s happening with new artists in the entertainment industry, and says she’s excited because of how much more progressive it is. Read More
Sophie Wilkinson on Vice discusses how Ray of Light became Madonna‘s second most successful studio album, which, twenty years on, still sounds spectacular. Read More
Here comes another article about Madonna’s Ray of Light turning 20 this year – this time by the Independent. Read More
Brian Andersen on Out.com signs one of the most interesting pieces written in the aftermath of Madonna‘s fierce speech at the Women’s March on Washington last month. Brian reckons that a movement still in its infancy needs a mouthpiece strong enough to offend and inspire, uplift and challenge, and excite and energize, and because of these very reasons, he assigns Madonna a title, as homage to the late, great, never forgotten Carrie Fisher as Princess Leia. A title that is not linked to her Queen of Pop or Material Girl monikers, but one that is more that reflective of the Madonna today: General Madonna, Voice of the Trump Resistance, leader of the Rebellion of Love. Read More
Madonna’s 2012 Super Bowl Halftime Show creative director and MDNA Tour director Michel Laprise talks to Washington Blade about his work with Cirque du Soleil and, of course, Madonna. Read More
