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7 time Grammy winner   Madonna   is building a bevy of buzz with a media blitz that has seen her hitting up many-an-outlet in support of her Superbowl showing this Sunday.  And, as her long awaited   Nicki Minaj/M.I.A. -assisted single  ‘Give Me All Your Luvin’   (and blasting onto it seems the pop Queen is back in full effect. Continuing her hype of the Superbowl set, the Material Girl dropped in to chat with famed CNN news anchor Anderson Cooper.  Dishing on her film, Superbowl set list, Broadway, and a few other surprises, check out this hilarious interview after the jump: Also, check out these web exclusives: Your thoughts?

“Sidewalk Talk” is a single by American record producer John “Jellybean” Benitez, released in 1984 by EMI Records. The song was originally written by Madonna during the beginning of her career and given to Jellybean in 1985, as he was a collaborator with her during this time. The artist credit of this recording is Jellybean, with vocals from Catherine Buchanan (nicknamed “Catt”) acknowledged on the disc sleeve. Madonna’s writing credit is on the cover of the single, and shares vocals on the chorus and solos on some verses. “Sidewalk Talk” reached the #1 position on the U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart on February 1, 1986. It was a hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, peaking at #18. “Sidewalk Talk” made an appearance in the 1999 film Flawless and its soundtrack album. Alvin and the Chipmunks covered the song for “Chipmunk Vice” (a parody of Miami Vice), a 1986 episode of their TV series. SIDE A: Sidewalk Talk  (Dance Mix) 6:04 SIDE B: Sidewalk Tal...

Madonna is top of the charts again - this time in the list of the richest female musicians, says business website  Forbes.com . For the first time the analysis group is focusing on the women of the music industry, with Barbra Streisand and Celine Dion following the Material Girl in second and third places respectively. Madonna is estimated to have earned $72 million (£36.1 million) in the year between June 2006 and June 2007, with a large percentage coming from her landmark  Confessions  tour. The tour was the most lucrative for a female artist, grossing $260 million (£130 million). Streisand earned $60 million (£30.1 million) for a post-retirement comeback tour, while Dion's regular gigs at Las Vegas' Caesars Palace helped her rake in $45 million (£22.6 million). Of the top ten only Dion, a Canadian, and the Colombian artist Shakira, who is in fourth, are from outside the US. Fifth place went to Beyonce, the former member of Destiny's Child and star o...

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