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Harper’s Bazaar posted incredible pictures from the photoshoot. The November issue of Harper’s Bazaar will be available on newsstands on October 22nd. Check it out and let us know what you think INTERVIEW: MADONNA'S BACK But she never went away. After 30 years of ruling pop, she tells the truth about daring. See Madonna's  daring fashion shoot  for our November issue. Terry Richardson TRUTH OR DARE? That is a catchphrase that's often associated with me. I made a documentary film with this title, and it has stuck to me like flypaper ever since. It's a fun game to play if you're in the mood to take risks, and usually I am. However, you have to play with a clever group of people. Otherwise you'll find yourself French-kissing everyone in the room or giving blow jobs to Evian bottles! Natalie Portman Is BAZAAR's August 2015 Cover Star People usually choose "truth" when it's their turn becau

" Gambler " is a song by American singer-songwriter  Madonna  for the soundtrack of the 1985 motion picture  Vision Quest . The song was written solely by Madonna, while the production was handled by  John "Jellybean" Benitez  at her request. It was released as the second single from the film's soundtrack album on October 3, 1985, by  Geffen Records . "Gambler" was never released in the United States, at the request of Madonna's own  Sire Records . The music video of the song is an excerpt from the film itself. Musically, "Gambler" is an upbeat synthpop and disco song, featuring instrumentation from drums, electronic handclaps and percussion, which is accompanied by a bass synths and keyboards. The lyrics talk about Madonna asserting her self-independence. Critics gave a mixed review of the song, but it was commercially successful, reaching the top-ten in the charts of Australia, Belgium, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway

Photography and introduction by Guy Oseary Every time I do a show, I die a little bit, but no shit is worth doing unless you¹re willing to die for it. --Madonna Madonna Confessions  is the first official, inside book on the most famous woman in the world since the 1992 release of the landmark monograph  Sex . With over 250 never-before-seen images taken by Guy Oseary and personally approved by Madonna, the photographs featured here showcase the provocative themes of her live performances -- from equestrian to urban Bedouin, and from glam punk to disco fever -- and celebrates what The New York Times called "the sheer spectacularity of her physical form." Enhanced with Madonna's short, sassy interspersed quotes, Confessions is a matchless, must-have record of one of the highlights of her career. The photographs celebrate what the  New York Times  called "the sheer spectacularity of her physical form" along with show stopping highlights and groundbrea

Evita October 02, 1995 Madonna starts recording the Evita motion picture soundtrack in London. Soundtrack album by Madonna Released: November 12, 1996 Recorded: October – November 1995 (London, United Kingdom) Genre: Pop, classical, latin Length: 107:30 (2-disc), 77:17 (1-disc) Label: Warner Bros. Producer: Nigel Wright, Alan Parker, Andrew Lloyd Webber, David Caddick Track listing The Complete Motion Picture Music Soundtrack The two-disc edition includes the entire soundtrack to the film. CD 1 All lyrics written by Tim Rice, all music composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber. No. Title Performer(s) Length 1. "A Cinema in Buenos Aires, 26 July 1952"   John Mauceri 1:20 2. "Requiem for Evita"   John Mauceri 4:16 3. " Oh What a Circus "   Madonna ,  Antonio Banderas 5:44 4. "On This Night of a Thousand Stars"   Jimmy Nail 2:24 5. "Eva and Magaldi / Eva Beware of the City"   Madonna, Jimmy

Forbes - USA,  October  1990 And to close 1990 Madonna succeeds to be on the cover on yet another prestigious American magazine. The only  one  missing from her collection: Forbes. The publications puts a photo of Madonna performing Material Girl during her Blond Ambition Tour and asking if she is America's smartest business woman.

Sex,  Madonna’s shocking new book of erotic photos, is about to make taboo something chic for the 90s. On the eve of the controversial book’s publication, the star gave our author an advance peek and posed exclusively for  Vanity Fair and Steven Meisel. BY  MAUREEN ORTH I am not allowed to turn the pages. She turns them. As always, Madonna must be in control. “Pretend I’m not here,” the sex-for-sales matrix at the height of her power commands. Taking a break from 12-hour days in the recording studio, she is allowing me a first peek at what she hopes will be the worldwide publishing phenomenon of the year—her latest reinvention of her go-for-broke image: Pansexual Madonna, in your face hard, if not hard-core. “She has a nipple ring? She pierced her nipple?” I ask weakly about a woman in one of the first images (some of the roughest trade comes right up front). “Everything in their body is pierced,” Madonna says of her two co-stars in the first section of  Sex