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Madonna is set to hit a major career milestone --  and she wants her biggest fans to join the celebration  ! Oct. 6 marks 30 years since the release of the pop queen's debut single, "Everybody." To celebrate the song that launched one of music's most legendary careers, Madonna's official web site is  asking fans to pay tribute to the Material Girl   using her own iconic work as a source of inspiration. Fans should pick their favorite Madonna single or album sleeve and come up with their own sleeve face creation! You can stick to the original photo's look and feel or make it even more fun by adding accessories and/or an unexpected background -- the only limit being your imagination. Once done, e-mail your creation to  madonnacontests@gmail.com  before 11:59pm EST on Oct. 19, 2012, using "MY MADONNA SLEEVE FACE" as your e-mail's subject line. Madonna will select her favorite 10 photos out of the submissions. The "Touchdown&q

Everybody - Where the birth of the future Queen of Pop Madonna, 1982 Release Date  : 06 October 1983. Production - Song: Madonna  - Writing: Madonna - Producer Mark Kamins - Synthesizer: Butch Jones and Ed Walsh - Guitarist: Butch Jones - Electric and Acoustic Piano: Fred Zarr - Tenor Saxophone: Bobby Malach - Chorus: Gwen Guthrie, Brenda White and Chrissy Faith  - Style of music title: Pop-dance-electro-disco.   Everybody is the first single from the musical artist Madonna. He goes out in stores October 6, 1982, then it will be included on the album Madonna in 1983.  Upon its release, the title moves to 3rd place in the Billboard Hot Dance / Club Play Chart.  Story of a future global success ... Before qu'Everybody do so in single and vinyl, it is played in the nightclub in New York, Danceteria. It was still a demo co-produced between Madonna and Stephen Bray. This is the New York Dj Mark Kamis who will be hit World by remisa

Describing   Madonna 's current tour in a set amount of words is a lot like being asked to explain your life story in detail to a total stranger in under a minute. There are so many moments of beautiful minutiae that are going to be glossed over in recapping it that it almost seems fruitless from the start. Madonna's 135 minute set was a master class in the art of professional presentation, and there wasn't a second of it that didn't feel packed to the edges with the sort of meticulous attention to detail that it feels tragic to overlook. Keeping that in mind, here I go, trying to explain what I saw in the 135 minutes I spent with Madonna at Key Arena on Tuesday night. Madonna has always been an intense aggregator of pop culture. Some would call her a trendsetter or pioneer; others would liken her to wearing culture as a costume. Whatever side of that fence you sit on, it's impossible to deny the woman's broad grasp of influences, and seeing all of

FIERY Lady Gaga has rejected Madonna’s offer to end their feud. Madge, 54, invited the star, 26, to end their spat by appearing with her at a concert in New York. But Gaga refused to bury the hatchet, claiming she was too busy touring. Lady Gaga’s manager Vincent Herbert said: “Madonna called to ask Gaga to perform with her at the Yankee Stadium. “Her manager reached out to us and said Madonna would like Gaga to perform with her.” He tried to play down her decision to snub Madonna, adding: “She said: ‘If we do it, let’s donate the money to charity’ but Gaga’s committed to her own tour.” They have been at loggerheads since Madonna claimed Born This Way was a rip-off of her 1989 hit Express Yourself. Madge then claimed that she “helped to write” the Gaga hit. Meanwhile, Gaga is planning to front an album with jazz star Tony Bennett. Bennett, 86, said: “She called me from New Zealand and said: ‘I want to do a jazz album with you,’ and I said: ‘You got it.’”

From Madonna to Michael Jackson, Grace Jones to Sade: Jean-Paul Gaultier feted the pop and style icons of the 1980s on Saturday with a rebelliously joyful collection for next spring. In the 80s there were all these crazy looks, whereas nowadays it’s all about copying what others are doing, like kind of clones. They all had a look, but also an aesthetic that made people sit up and react. On Madonna… Madonna was the post-feminist, what came after the bra-burning years. She said ‘Yes, I am going to dress sexy, but I am the one deciding to do it’.     The designer said his collection was about “people who had an influence on fashion, just as I was personally influenced by David Bowie in his way of being and dressing.”     He also joked with reporters after the show… Just because there’s an economic crisis, doesn’t mean we all have to act all miserable, and show depressing clothes. Why should it all be about minimalism? There’s room for joy as well.