Madonna Extreme

The two watched a fight together in New York By  Bruno Alexandre   05/25/2017 Madonna and Zac Efron shared a moment of intimacy while watching an MMA match. The revelation was made by the actor himself in an interview with Jimmy Kimme . "The places had our names, and I knew that mine was there in the front row. Then I walked and saw the name of a lot of famous people ... Madonna, Zac Efron ... WHAT? I thought, 'Am I going to stay with her the whole fight?' Zac even revealed that Madonna seemed quite interested in the fight and knew even the name of the blows.  Good, but fight goes, fight comes, the popstar ended up giving a nudge in it. And that's where Jimmy Kimmel questioned, without wasting time. "Is it possible she was trying to fuck you? Is it possible that she changed the names there to be close to you? Because you know that Madonna is an irresistible person. When she looks at someone, there's no escape! "Said the presen...

Thousands of Oprah Show Ultimate Viewers packed the seats at the United Center and one hardworking mother of four flew in from New York City just to take part in the celebration: Madonna. "It's no secret that millions of people are inspired by Oprah. I am one of those people," Madonna says. "She's a self-made woman who has been at the top of her game for 25 years—and she is still kicking ass! ... She has balls and a wealth of compassion. I have learned so much from her." Read more: http://bit.ly/2raHsDd

Madonna In Bloom Circe at Her Loom Roll Over, Ulysses, she’s at it again: winking, beckoning, scandalizing with her new film Truth or Dare, and making one or two points on the way So they stood at the outer gate of the fair-tressed goddess, and within they heard Circe singing in a sweet voice, as she fared to and fro before the great web imperishable, such as is the handiwork of goddesses They cried aloud and called to her. And straightway she came forth and opened the shining doors and bade them in, and all went with her in their heedlessness . . . Now when she had given them the cup and they had drunk it off, presently she smote them with a wand, and in the sties of swine she penned them. So they had the head and voice, and bristles and shape of swine, but their mind abode even as of old. – Homer, the Odyssey Beyond the black steel spikes, tall forbidding trees and gimlet eye of a surveillance camera repairs this modern Circe: Madonna Louise Veronica Ciccone. The air is per...

RISE AND SHINE NEW YORK!

A small, stylishly dressed woman stands in a narrow corridor at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, staring up in awe at a row of huge photographs of writers and artists, all persecuted or forced to flee Nazi Germany. Eyeing the melancholy visages of Max Beckmann, Franz Werfel, Ernst Barlach and George Grosz, she says quietly, “They all look so sad, like doomed men.” Stephanie Barron, the curator who assembled the museum’s widely praised “Degenerate Art” exhibit, explains that the art displayed here, which includes work by Chagall, Kandinsky and Klee, was loathed by the Nazis, who vilified it as “degenerate trash.” That phrase seems to strike a nerve with Barron’s guest, who wags her head furiously up and down. Of course, this isn’t any ordinary guest. This is the pop siren who’s been banned by MTV, blasted by the Vatican and nearly arrested in Toronto for simulating masturbation on stage. This is the wildly ambitious pop diva who began as a disco boy-toy and ended up as ...