Tag: Madonna discography
The Nuanced Differences Between the Standalone “Bring Your Love” Video and the One Within Confessions II: The Film
After causing a frenzy (particularly with fans wanting to clock all the self-references) with Confessions II: The Film, Madonna wasted little time in offering up [Read More…]
Madonna Returns to the Scene of Her Early Lore for Grindr Presents Madonna Live in Times Square
Since the Grindr-Madonna partnership can’t stop, won’t stop, her Grindr-backed free concert in Times Square on June 4th felt like a natural progression from Grindr [Read More…]
Hippie-Dippy Woman + “Bring Your Love” Redux: Madonna’s “Love Sensation” Sounds Familiar in More Ways Than One
If Britney Spears’ most used word in her songs is “baby,” it can be said that Madonna’s is probably “love.” This word itself being the [Read More…]
Truth or Dare Slightly Reanimates with Grindr Presents Confessions with…Madonna
Although Madonna had already established herself as a gay icon and ally before the release of 1991’s Truth or Dare (which was shot and directed [Read More…]
Peggy Gou’s “I Feel So Free (Energy Remix)” Was Made for the Danceteria Dance Floor
Having long ago established that she finds the remix version of a song just as important as “the real deal,” Madonna has a rich history [Read More…]
A “Ray of Light” Video for the 2020s: PinkPantheress’ “Girl Like Me”
When Madonna released her second single (and the title track) from Ray of Light, no one was quite expecting such a departure from the aesthetic [Read More…]
While Playing to the Gallery, Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter Insist Upon Never Playing to the Gallery with “Bring Your Love”
The last time Madonna did a duet with a blonde pop star as known for her simultaneous industry clout and sexually charged performances and lyrics, [Read More…]
With Her Full-Circle Confessions Moment, Madonna Steals the Show at Sabrina Carpenter’s Weekend 2 Coachella Performance
There’s no shortage of people who have argued that Madonna’s appearance at the 2006 edition of Coachella is what truly “killed” the festival. Or rather, [Read More…]
The Real Reason Madonna’s “Thief of Hearts” Virality Was Such a Surprise (Yet Also Not at All)
Maybe the most unusual thing about Gen Z glomming onto Madonna’s 1992 non-hit, “Thief of Hearts,” via TikTok isn’t the fact that it’s a “deep [Read More…]
Madonna’s “Where’s the Party” Signaled a Reaction to the Rise of Neoliberalism
While Madonna has always herself been one of the most glaring examples of a capitalist (and, perhaps even more tellingly, of the baby boomer generation [Read More…]
