Tag: Madonna
Envisioning Susan Shopping at Target for Her Rhinestone Boots
As the scandalization effect of Target opening in the East Village starts to wear off and people get rather comfortable with the idea of having [Read More…]
Ariana Grande Has Some Vengeance & Fury (& Sexuality) to Strike Upon Thee in “God Is A Woman” Video
As her third single and video (or second, if you want to look at “The Light Is Coming” as “promotional”), from the upcoming Sweetener album [Read More…]
Lindsay Lohan Inexplicably Uses Off-Brand Version of Madonna’s “Illuminati” for Lohan Beach House “Commercial”
One supposes that since “commercials” can all be put on Instagram without having to trouble oneself with paying the amount it would have required in [Read More…]
A Rare & Priceless Work of Art: Madonna’s Brand of Humor Goes Misunderstood Again
Madonna’s Instagram, at this point, has become nothing more than an expected hotbed of controversy–but what else could one anticipate when the queen of courting [Read More…]
Björk and The Knife Probably Don’t Know What to Do With Them Damn Selves Over SOPHIE’s Oil of Every Pearl’s Un-Insides
It’s not always a natural fit for a producer to cross the line from soundboard to microphone, but in SOPHIE’s case, we’ve all been waiting [Read More…]
Madonna Unintentionally Advocates For Parents In Dual Roles Everywhere/Basically Calls Her Exes Sperm Banks
Madonna is all for celebrating Father’s Day this year–in her self-proclaimed role as #momdad. Before posting a picture of her own father, Silvio “Tony” Ciccone [Read More…]
Christina Aguilera Is At Her Best When She’s At Her Least Sonically Cohesive: Liberation
To say that the sound of Christina Aguilera’s eighth album, Liberation, is all over the map is to embody understatement. At one moment echoing tones [Read More…]
Strike A Pose Is the Catharsis Madonna’s Blond Ambition Tour Dancers Needed to Move On
Madonna herself once called the Blond Ambition Tour cathartic–or as her brother and then set designer called it “like growing up” because “you can’t get [Read More…]
The Musical Upheaval Behind Reggie Lucas’ Production of Madonna’s Self-Titled Debut
In 1982, Madonna had achieved what so many who once came to New York City dreamed of: local fame in the vein of the symbolists [Read More…]
Lana Bramlette As Madonna’s New Maripol
Anyone familiar with Madonna’s trademark look of the early and mid-80s, all drenched with rubber bracelets and crucifixes as it was is also unwittingly familiar [Read More…]
