Madonna Extreme

On US iTunes appeared the cover of Madonna ‘s Rebel Heart with the Parental Advisory – Explicit Content warning label. Also the track list gets it.

Last week, Madonna posted a “Je Suis Charlie” image on Instagram to offer support after 12 people were killed in the gun attack on French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo’s Paris offices. She received a huge backlash from the media, because the Instagram description included the #RebelHearts hasthag. Madonna was accused of using the recent terrorist attack in Paris to promote her album Rebel Heart. Today, Charlie Hebdo proved them wrong and acknowledged Madonna’s support. They released their first issue after the horrible assault, which sold out today in France, and included a list of positive and negative things that occured the days after the attack. The newspaper puts Madonna in the positive section, including “MADONNA SUPPORTS CHARLIE” and shows Madonna saying “AND I THROW MY PANTIES AT THEM” … Here is Madonna’s original Instagram post… These are very scary times we are living in. Ignorance breeds Intolerance and fear. We can only fight darkness with light!

Madonna will promote her brand new album #Rebel Heart through a Promo Tour which will take place in New York, London, Paris (to date) in April 2015  

Billboard reveals that Michael Keaton’ son, Sean Douglas , worked on “ Ghosttown ,” one of the songs featured on Madonna ‘s upcoming Rebel Heart studio album. The songwriter says that the song, which was released along with five other Madonna tracks following a demo leak last month, was written in three days after Madonna personally requested some studio time. He adds:   Madonna liked ‘Talk Dirty,’ actually, and so they put me and [co-writers] Jason Evigan and Evan Bogart in with her and we had this great session. I was incredibly nervous for obvious reasons, but she showed up, was super personable and was ready to work. I basically checked it off my life bucket list. Douglas is actually a successful pop songwriter, with credits on Top 40 hits like Jason Derulo’s “Talk Dirty,” Demi Lovato’s “Heart Attack” and Fifth Harmony’s “Sledgehammer,” among many others. And he spent part of last summer in Ibiza with David Guetta, living in the producer’s house and working

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It seems Madonna was trying to mend fences with her French fans as she stepped out in New York City on Saturday. The 56-year-old sported a baseball cap featuring Le Coq Gaulois, which is one of the national emblems of France. This comes after the Revolution of Love singer caused controversy by using hashtags to promote her album in a social media post about the recent terrorist attacks in Paris.  Showing her support for France: Madonna wore a hat bearing the emblem of the Le Coq Gaulois as she stepped out in New York City on Saturday Madonna caused quite a controversy on Wednesday when she shared a photo on her Instagram account which read: 'Je Suis Charlie (I am Charlie).' However, what caused issue was her caption: 'These are very scary times we are living in. Ignorance breeds Intolerance and fear. We can only fight darkness with light! We are all Charlie! #revolutionoflove [heart] #rebelhearts' Revolution Of Love is a track