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On  February 12 2000 ,  Madonna's American Pie video first aired on MTV . The  video  was directed by Philipp Stölzl, with  Madonna's  parts being filmed in London. What did Don McLean think about  Madonna's  cover of his hit song? “It is a gift for her to have recorded  American Pie Don McLean himself praised the cover, saying it was a gift from a goddess, and that her version is mystical and sensual.

"Where am I gonna find a fucking washing machine on a deserted island?!" Release Released as : Swept Away Released in theatres : Oct. 11th, 2002 (US); Jan.-May 2003 (Europe) Released on DVD : Feb. 11th, 2003 Runtime : 93 minutes Genre : Comedy/Drama MPAA rating : Rated R for language and some sexuality/nudity. Box office : $ 553,102 (US) Official site : Swept Away Synopsis Amber (Madonna) is a spoiled rich bitch who's far from impressed when her husband Tony (Bruce Greenwood) takes her on holiday on a luxury yacht. While Amber and her high-society friends enjoy their luxury, they take pleasure in humiliating the crew members. Especially Guiseppe (Adriano Giannini) has a difficult time dealing with Amber's demands. But then one day, when Guiseppe takes Amber on a boat trip, their engine fails and they get shipwrecked on a deserted island. Instantly the roles are reversed, when Amber all of a sudden finds herself dependent on the goodwill of Guiseppe

Madonna at the Hard Candy Fitness Opening in Toronto (February 11 2014)

Chart performance In the United States, "Bad Girl" debuted at  Billboard  Hot 100 at number 75 in the issue dated February 20, 1993. In its sixth week of charting, the song peaked at number 36, becoming Madonna's first single to miss the top 20 and breaking her streak of 27 consecutive top 20 hits that had begun with "Holiday", in 1983. The single remained on the chart for 11 weeks. "Bad Girl" performed moderately well on the Hot 100 Singles Sales and Hot 100 Airplay charts, peaking at numbers 36 and 44 respectively. However, it reached the top spot on the Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales chart, thanks to the remixes of "Fever", which were included on the maxi single.

There are two different music videos for "American Life", the first of which was not released by Madonna. It was shot in the first week of February 2003 at  Los Angeles Center Studios  in  Los Angeles, California  by Swedish director  Jonas Åkerlund , who worked with Madonna in the videos for " Ray of Light " (1998) and " Music " (2000).   Madonna had the idea for the music video in November 2002, then she and Åkerlund developed the idea to make an anti-war and anti-fashion mini-movie.  With "American Life", she took her music videos to a different level by focusing on war, politics and, according to media interpretation, the then-upcoming invasion of Iraq.  "It is an antiwar statement..." she subsequently clarified, "but it's not necessarily against  this war . At any given moment there's at least 30 wars going on in this world and I'm against all of them."  Shortly after it was filmed,  Warner Bros.  Recor

The Ellen Degeneres Show February 09, 2006 Madonna makes an appearance on "The Ellen Degeneres Show".        

Madonna  performing with animated alt band  Gorillaz  may not sound like the best idea. Luckily, the cartoons and the Material Girl proved all of the doubters wrong with their 2006 Grammy mashup of ‘Feel Good Inc.’ and ‘Hung Up.’ Gorillaz (aka Damon Albarn’s electro/hip-hop/rock band) were the first cartoons to ever entertain at the prestigious award show, and for such a momentous occasion, it was only appropriate that the quartet opened the ceremony with their Grammy-winning song ‘Feel Good Inc.’ In one of the coolest award show moments ever, the graphics of band members 2D, Murdoc, Russell and Noodle were projected onto the stage, and real-life rappers De La Soul even showed up for the verses. But the whole performance reached its pinnacle as Madge appeared. With Noodle sitting atop a stool and strumming her guitar during the song’s breakdown, a bodysuit-clad Madonna arose from the bottom of the stage and started singing her dance-y hit ‘Hung Up.’ The tunes blended

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