Superstar conveys a mature mysticism in "Frozen" video. From the first scene of Madonna’s new video, “Frozen,” as the camera skims along a cracked, desiccated desert floor, the viewer knows this is no “Holiday.” Within seconds, a raven-haired Madonna appears, sprawled on the ground in a medieval-looking black funereal dress. Her hands are covered in dark henna tattoos, with vine-like designs snaking around her fingers and an enigmatic symbol on one palm. In the song, Madonna is asking someone to open up emotionally, and she slowly gestures and sways her arms toward the sky in the video, desperately pleading to her cold lover. “Frozen,” premiered Monday on MTV, introduces a sober, contemplative side of Madonna, revealing a mature mysticism that works for Madonna fan Tara Bruno, who is eagerly awaiting the release of Madonna’s new album, Ray of Life (Mar. 3). “It (“Frozen”) is not as upbeat as other things she’s done in the past,” says Bruno of Florh...