Madonna Extreme

Another tour stop, another controversy for Madonna  , who can’t seem to catch a break on her wildly successful but endlessly dramatic " MDNA  Tour." Since the tour’s kickoff, Madonna has flashed Istanbul  ,  mooned Rome  , angered a French Front National party leader  to the point of legal action  and kind of  snubbed the entirety of Australia  . And just when we thought she’d run out of international populations to offend, the superstar singer is now on the receiving end of  criticism from Polish citizens   regarding the scheduling of her Warsaw tour stop. The concert, scheduled for August 1, falls on the 68th anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising, the start of a 63-day rebellion that resulted in more than 200,000 deaths and left the city devastated. The commemoration is a somber one, marked by the wailing of a siren, a moment of silence and special prayers—pretty much the antithesis of the mood at a Madonna concert. Veterans and young Catholics have raised conc

Hundreds of fans walked out on her Hyde Park gig earlier this week, with many slating her performance and branding it the worst gig ever. But she's not called the Queen of Pop for nothing. In true Madonna style she has now bounced back from the scathing comments by giving a high energy flawless performance in Birmingham last night. Bouncing back: Madonna has been hailed by fans for her performance in Birmingham last night, just days after being slated for her shambolic Hyde Park concert The Material Girl wowed the crowd as she returned to her white and red cheerleading outfit as she took the stage at Birmingham's NIA. And she didn't let the harsh comments deter her as she kept to her raunchy dance routine. This time she opted to keep her nipples under wraps, but the 53-year-old still flaunted her figure as she bent down and revealed her derriere in some scarlet pants. High energy: Fans flooded Twitter praising the Material Girl and insisting sh