Madonna Extreme

Madonna Album:  TBA Release Date:  TBA Now living outside Lisbon, Portugal, the shape-shifting superstar hinted that she'd be returning to the pop world when she dropped by  Live with Kelly and Ryan  in December. "2017 was soccer mom in Portugal – 2018, I'm coming back, baby," she told fellow guest Anderson Cooper, who asked about her tour plans. "I'm traveling the world right now and listening to lots of different music," she told  Entertainment Weekly  in September. "I'm getting inspired by people and I'm just soaking things up right now. ... It's time for me to take a different approach and really get back down to the beauty and simplicity of music and lyrics and intimacy." Read More Here

Regan Cameron knew the most crucial moment of the most crucial photo session of his young career was about to hapen. In front of him was no less a personage than Madonna, the icon immortalized in images by the likes of Herb Ritts and Steven Meisel. Now it was his turn, and he was feeling the pressure. “It was certainly the biggest celebrity I’d shot yet,” says Cameron. He’d received the assignment to shoot Madonna last fall from InStyle magazine, and now they were standing in the SmashBox studio in LA, Madonna, blond hair draped over one eye, her back to a painted-black background. The moment had arrived. “I had to make the first Polaroid of the day,” recalls Cameron, grimacing. “It was make-orbreak time. With celebrities, if you pull a bad first Polaroid, then you may as well just pack your bag and go. You’ll never get them to trust you after that.” That, why Cameron always makes his first Polaroid on black-and-white film, “That way they’re not looking at the color and worrying