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Madonna was spotted yesterday out and about in New York, accompanied by her kids Lourdes, Rocco, David and Mercy.

The highly anticipated opening of Madonna's 2012 World Tour launched May 31st from Ramat Gan Stadium in Tel Aviv.  Madonna has kicked off her MDNA world tour in Tel Aviv, Israel, wishing peace in the Middle East. The two-hour concert at Ramat Gan Stadium saw the pop star perform tracks from her album MDNA, as well as some of her other hit songs. Midway through the show, she told the 30,000-strong crowd: "If there is peace in the Middle East, there can be peace in the whole world." The tour will run until December and take in more than 65 cities worldwide. "I chose to start my world tour in Israel for a very specific and important reason," the singer said. "As you know, the Middle East and all the conflicts that have been occurring here for thousands of years - they have to stop. "If we can all rise above our egos and our titles and the names of our countries and our religions, and treat everyone around us with respect, then

Katy Perry has spoken about her admiration for Madonna in a new interview, saying the Queen of Pop “knows exactly what she’s doing” and leaves nothing to chance. The Dark Horse star recently teamed up with the #unapologeticbitch singer for a joint photo shoot, and the pair are now gracing the cover of US fashion title VMag together. “I admire Madonna incredibly because, you know, at the age that she is, I think she’s still very relevant,”  Perry said in an interview with BBC Radio 1′s Nick Grimshaw this morning (May 30). “Looking at her whole decades of work, it’s not a fluke that she’s been around for as long as she’s been. She’s very, very smart.” Continuing, Perry said of La Ciccone: “ She’s got that zeitgeist; she’s highly intuitive. I think highly intuitive people that are observers and take from that observing and put it in their music have the chance to stay around. But I think she knows exactly what she’s doing. Nothing’s by chance with her.” Discussing what it

                                                     Madonna - Ray of Light Live on Oprah (Amazing Vocals)                                                      Madonna on Oprah 1998 part 1/4                                                    Madonna on Oprah 1998 part 2/4                                                   Madonna on Oprah 1998 part 3/4                                                For Part 4  http://youtu.be/a6u6r8pxejA

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Angelou, who was also prominent in the civil rights movement,  died at home in Winston-Salem, North Carolina Maya Angelou, the American poet and author, died at her home in Winston-Salem, North Carolina on Wednesday.  She was 86 . Her son, Guy B Johnson, confirmed the news in a statement. He said: "Her family is extremely grateful that her ascension was not belabored by a loss of acuity or comprehension. "She lived a life as a teacher, activist, artist and human being. She was a warrior for equality, tolerance and peace. The family is appreciative of the time we had with her and we know that she is looking down upon us with love." Johnson said Angelou "passed quietly in her home" sometime before 8am on Wednesday. Bill Clinton, at whose inauguration Angelou read her On the Pulse of the Morning, said in a statement: America has lost a national treasure, and Hillary and I a beloved friend." Angelou’s failing health was reported as recen

In Listen Out Loud: A Life in Music—Managing McCartney, Madonna and Michael Jackson, veteran manager Ron Weisner , 69, shares inside dirt about his handling some of the top music talent of his generation. His goal: “An honest story of my involvement with these remarkable artists and the play-by-play: the good, the bad and, sometimes, the very ugly,” he says. A sampler of some of his saltier memories in the book, out June 3 from Lyons Press/Globe Pequot Press:   Passing on Madonna: Weisner was divvying up clients with his former management partner, Freddy DeMann. “When we got to Madonna ’s name, I said, ‘You can have her. You belong together.’ The second those words left my mouth, I felt like a huge ... weight had been lifted from my shoulders ... I didn’t like Madonna and Madonna didn’t like me. Don’t get me wrong: I have a lot of respect for her as an entertainer and a businesswoman. She learned early on how to manipulate the press, create controversy, push everyth

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Pop superstar MADONNA has risked the wrath of New York authorities after allegedly failing to report for jury duty on Tuesday morning (27May14). The Material Girl, who has lived in the Big Apple since the early 1980s, was summoned to appear at Manhattan Supreme Court to fulfil her civic duty, but according to the New York Post, she was a no show. Publication editors claim she had not applied for a postponement, and under New York law, Madonna could now face a penalty for skipping the mandatory court date. A representative for the singer has yet to comment on the report. Madonna previously attended jury duty in Beverly Hills, California in 2008, but she was dismissed after four hours.

They began steamrolling their way through arenas four decades ago, creating the live business as it is known today. And they've never stopped. More than a dozen of the most in-demand headlining tours this summer testify to a refusal to burn out or fade away, including The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, Fleetwood Mac, Kiss/Def Leppard, Journey/Steve Miller Band, Billy Joel, Tom Petty, Elton John, The Eagles, Aerosmith, Motley Crue/Alice Cooper, Cher and Prince. For nearly 25 years, acts that first broke in the 1970s or early '80s have dominated the Billboard Boxscore year-end charts. The list of the 25 highest-grossing touring artists from 1990 through 2014 (see next page) includes just three acts that released their first albums in the '90s - Dave Matthews Band and Toby Keith (both of whom released debut albums in 1993), and Kenny Chesney (who debuted in 1994). Only one act that broke through in this century makes the list: Coldplay (which released its first album