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Madonna at Billboard Awards – red carpet arrival                                                                                   Madonna Woman of The Year Full Speech | Billboard Women in Music 2016 Madonna Delivers Her Blunt Truth During Fiery, Teary Billboard Women In Music Speech Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images for Billboard Magazine Madonna speaks on stage at the Billboard Women in Music 2016 event on Dec. 9, 2016 in New York City.  Madonna  -- a global icon who extended her record as the highest-grossing female touring artist of all time in 2016 -- was honored as Woman of the Year at Billboard's Women In Music 2016 event on Friday (Dec. 9). And during her acceptance speech, she was fully ferocious, funny and brutally honest -- in other words, she was the Madonna we've known and adored since she debuted more than 30 years ago.  Madonna, unsurprisingly, stole the show the moment she took the stage. Her weapon? Someth

Michael Jackson gossip, road rage, and a cappella are just the start. Extreme road rage. Legs on car ceilings  and  out of car windows. Gossip, flirting, insults, and then some a cappella. These are all things that happened during Madonna's crazy little car ride with James Corden that aired last night. GIF Casual happening. The talk show host and singer drove around New York, belting out some of Madonna's hits. There was "Vogue," with the very committed dancing... GIF "Papa Don't Preach" followed, then an impressive a cappella performance of "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" from  Evita.  A passerby got "Express Yourself" sung to him as the car crept past. As for what they talked about? Madonna flirted with Cordon, insulted him, and admitted the real Madonna is quite tame ("I don't smoke, I don't drink, I don't party, I'm quite square. I have

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KEVIN MAZUR/GETTY Madonna’s still “Living for Love” — and for her family. On Friday night, the pop icon hosted a  star-studded fundraiser  for her  Raising Malawi charity, which her 11-year-old son David Banda attended and spoke onstage. The mother-son outing came just a week before Madonna, 58, will be honored as  Billboard ‘s Woman of the Year  in New York City at the industry publication’s annual awards. Monday, the singer’s  Billboard  cover interview  by actress-filmmaker  Elizabeth Banks dropped, and Madonna opened up about her relationship with her four children:  Lourdes , 20,  Rocco , 16, David Banda and  Mercy James , 10. “My family is everything. I will go to war for them. Whatever I’m fighting for, it’s for my daughters and my sons. I want them to have a good future,” the  Madonna: Rebel Heart Tour   star, 58, said in the candid conversation with Banks. MERT ALAS & MARCUS PIGGOTT “I’ve created an unconventional family, and we have discussions at the

Madonna worries about "absolutely everything". The 'Living for Love' hitmaker - who has Lourdes, 20, Rocco, 16, David, 11, and Mercy, 10 - admits her family is her top concern. She said: "I worry about absolutely ­everything. I worry about my kids all day long. I worry about my health. I worry about whether I'm going to get things done in time. "I worry about every project I'm working on. I worry about whether I'll get to sleep at night. I worry about the state of the world. There isn't anything I don't worry about." And the 58-year-old singer says her family is "everything" to her and she has great pride in her kids' achievements. She added: "My family is everything. I will go to war for them. Whatever I'm fighting for, it's for my daughters and my sons. I want them to have a good future. I've created an unconventional family and we have discussions at the dinner table about all sorts

Which other pop icon appears on 'Like A Prayer'? It's safe to say that only a handful of recording artists can be said to embody pop culture. Madonna is one of them. With a career that's spanned three decades and 13 studio albums, and has seen her become one of the highest grossing solo artists of all time, Madonna has repeatedly rewritten the rules of what it means to be a popstar. Of course with a career as legendary and iconic as Madonna's there's bound to be a few tales to tell. So, we've dug out our copies of  True Blue,  donned our leg warmers and delved into Madonna's discography to pull out the surprising stories behind six of her biggest songs. 1. 'Like a Virgin' was inspired by a guy driving around a vineyard in a red truck Released in October 1984, 'Like a Virgin' is the quintessential early Madonna record, with its inescapably catchy chorus, sexual motifs and bouncy synths. Yet the track wasn'