Madonna Extreme

We celebrate Madge on the 30th anniversary of her first Billboard chart appearance It’s election day, but today is special for another reason. As  Madonna  fans/obsessives know, today marks the 30th anniversary of the Material Girl’s first appearance on a  Billboard  chart Billboard chart editor, No. 1 Madonna fan and all-around good egg Keith Caulfield put together a great  primer   on Madge’s chart history starting with her Nov. 6, 1982 debut on Billboard’s Dance/Club Play Songs chart at No. 40 with “Everybody.” Since then, she amassed some amazing stats, including 156 No. 1s culled from her appearances on all of Billboard’s charts. Madonna has logged 56 Hot 100 hits, 38 of which have gone Top 10. For fun, I compiled my own Top 10 list of Madonna songs culled from her 38 Top 10 hits. See if you agree and post your top 10 in the comments section below. [More after the jump...] 10. “Hung Up”  (2005) The perfect blend of Madonna an...

Pop superstar Madonna broke the news of Barack Obama's election win to fans at her show in Pennsylvania on Tuesday night and turned the gig into a victory party. The incumbent US president won a second term in the White House after a day at the polls, and news of his victory broke while the Material Girl was on stage at the Consol Energy Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Madonna started her gig late at around 10.45pm local time, and the show ran into the early hours of Wednesday morning, during which she halted the performance when she was informed of Obama's triumph. The singer yelled to the audience: "Do you know what just happened?" before leading the crowd in a chant of "F**k yeah!" When she heard a chorus of boos after revealing the news, she added: "I love you too, but I want a president with a moral compass." Madonna then did a "happy dance" to celebrate during a rendition of her hit Holiday, before dedicating...

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"There's only one queen, and that's Madonna!" says Nicki Minaj in a video cameo. Ok, ok, so there's no excuse for the mysterious delay, but once the Queen of Pop hit the stage Saturday night (Nov. 3), at approximately 10:36 p.m.., it was intense. Madonna's two hour, sold out show at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul was more like a musical on steroids than your typical concert.  The 54-year-old pop icon has incredible energy and her body, rock solid. The first few acts may seem a little dark and shocking -- filled with guns, dramatized murders, and blood splattering across enormous video screens.  But we all know Madge is far from ordinary. "I don't care who you vote for, as long as you vote for Obama," Madonna said at one point.  She follows that with,"You must VOTE NO on the marriage amendment." The crowd erupts! Drama continues to build with each hit song, perfectly choreographed with flying drummers, trap doors, contortionists, an...