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Madonna Doesn't Hold a Grudge Is that her secret for staying so young?

In case you missed the "drama" recently between Elton John and Madonna, let me catch you up. The glamorous 50-something singer, songwriter, dancer and entrepreneur (to name a few) is on her MDNA World Tour and along the way has been subjected to a few not-so-nice "jabs" from Sir Elton John.

Earlier in the year, Sir Elton suggested that the Material Girl "lip-sync good" before her Superbowl performance and last month he said, "Why is she such a nightmare? Sorry, her career is over." There's more, but isn't that harsh enough?


Anyway, apparently she took the high road and all is forgiven. According to The Sun , the two ran into each other at a posh restaurant in the South of France and were spotted hugging, laughing and smiling.

Good for her - she doesn't hold a grudge! Could that be one of the superstar's secrets for why she looks so amazing in her almost-mid-fifties?

It has been proven over and over that stress ages a person and could have bitter health consequences including increased risk of heart disease and high blood pressure. The longer you hold a grudge, the more your health could suffer. Let's face it...ill health does not usually contribute to beauty.

So, kudos to Madonna for letting bygones be bygones. She may be a "Girl Gone Wild," but in this case, her behavior is anything but "Borderline."


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