On the verge of this Sunday’s MTV Video Music Awards — the one time a year where we’re still guaranteed to celebrate one of media’s most influential-but-under-recognized artforms – Billboard wanted to take a look back at the artists who have given the most to the music video, whether through heavy rotation on MTV, millions of views on YouTube, or other mediums that predate both. Read More
Levitating (feat. Madonna and Missy Elliott) [The Blessed Madonna Remix] is out now! Read More
During an appearance on the Ash London LIVE podcast, Dua Lipa talked about working with Madonna and Missy Elliott on the Levitating remix. Read More
Dua Lipa has confirmed that she will release a new collaboration with Madonna and Missy Elliott next month. Read More
On July 10th, 1990 Madonna performed at the Stadio Flaminio in Rome, the first of two concerts in Italy that Summer.
The show was welcomed by an extra dose of controversy in the country, with a criticism to which Madonna responded with the now-famous Vatican speech she addressed the press with when she had just landed in Rome’s Ciampino airport the day before. Read More
Ben Mawson, co-founder of Tap Music, the management company behind Lana Del Rey, Ellie Goulding, Dermot Kennedy and Dua Lipa, speaks to Music Week and teases of a possible Madonna collaboration. Read More
Today marks the first anninversary of the release of Madonna’s fourteenth studio album, Madame X. Read More
Madonna has shared some videos and images from the peaceful protest for Black Lives Matter she attended with her family in London. 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
Billboard.com discusses with Madonna how she got to know the Batukadeiras Orquestra in Lisbon, why she invited several members of the collective to perform on her Madame X album and how she ended bringing some of them on the road with the Madame X Tour: “I thought about Guy Oseary’s response to the cost of taking 22 women on the road with us,” she explains. But her goal was set: “I wanted the audience to get a glimpse of history,” and 14 batukadeiras became part of the Madame X Tour band. Read More
