Showing posts with label Madonna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Madonna. Show all posts

Sunday, April 8, 2012

Madonna kissing Britney Spears

Britney Spears took to her Twitter to express her sentiments over Madonna's new album, MDNA, that just dropped March 26.
"Love the new album -- every single song is incredible. Congrats girl!" Spears, 30, posted.

Madonna's response? "Please come on stage and kiss me again. I miss you!!" she tweeted, referring to the time the pair shared an infamous on-stage, girl-on-girl smooch at the 2003 MTV Video Music Awards.




Spears tweeted back, "Tempting…" which made Madonna ask, "Are you gonna make me work for this?"
"Why of course!" the "Hold It Against Me" pop star replied back.

Looks like Madonna, 53, may have had a change in heart since her January interview with Nightline, when she said she wouldn't kiss Spears in the future.

"Nice moment, good kisser. No, I already did it. I don't like to repeat myself," Madonna told ABC News correspondent Cynthia McFadden.

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Saturday, March 24, 2012

Madonna Fashion Concern Russian

Madonna has clashed with authorities in St Petersburg over a new law which prohibits the 'propaganda of homosexuality and paedophilia among minors'.

The superstar has taken to her Facebook page to speak out against the legislation, which has been criticised for likening homosexuality with paedophilia.

Calling herself a 'freedom fighter' the star wrote: 'I will come to St Petersburg to speak up for the gay community and to give strength and inspiration to anyone who is or feels oppressed.'

Speaking out: Madonna, pictured performing at the Superbowl halftime show last month, has spoken out against a new law in Russia which likens homosexuality with paedophilia

Speaking out: Madonna, pictured performing at the Superbowl halftime show last month, has spoken out against a new law in Russia which likens homosexuality with paedophilia

According to the bill, gay rights 'propaganda' threatens to 'damage the health, moral and spiritual development of the underaged.'

Anyone found to be promoting the 'false perception that traditional and non-traditional relationships are socially equal' may be fined up to £10,000.
Organisations can be penalised by as much as £100,000.

The Russian Orthodox Church, which believes that homosexuality is a sin, has called for the law to be nationalised.

Madonna has called the new bill, signed in to law by by Mayor of St Petersburg Georgy Poltavchenko, a 'ridiculous atroocity'.

Poltavchenko is a close ally of President-elect Vladimir Putin and a former KGB operative.

Taking a risk: Madonna, who is due to tour in Russia this summer, may be arrested if she criticises the law during one of her concerts

Taking a risk: Madonna, who is due to tour in Russia this summer, may be arrested if she criticises the law during one of her concerts

Madonna is due to tour in Russia this summer.

City assemblyman Vitaly Milanov, who wrote the bill, says he wants Madonna charged under the new law if she makes any negative reference to it during her show.
Milanov asserted that he was prepared to attend the concert 'to control its moral content.'

The Material Girl came to blows with the Russian Church in 2006, when church activists protested against her singing Live to Tell on a crucifix while wearing a crown of thorns during a Moscow concert.

Archaic: Anyone found to be promoting the 'false perception that traditional and non-traditional relationships are socially equal' may be fined up to £10,000

Standing her ground: Madonna called the law, which refers to the 'false perception that traditional and non-traditional relationships are socially equal' an 'atrocity'

Some organisers of gay pride events have called her a 'hypocrite' this time round however.

Yuri Gavrikov, head of St Petersburg's Gay Russia movement, told AFP: 'We intend to protest against the hypocrisy of pop stars. In Russia they have fantastic earnings and this allows them to forget about the problems of human rights,'

'If people like Madonna boycott their concerts, particularly in St Petersburg, that could have economic consequences, and that is important, while declarations of support for gay rights at concerts mean nothing.'

Other Russian gay rights groups have  welcomed the attention the superstar has attracted to their cause.

'We consider that Madonna’s visit and her address to millions of her Russian fans with words in support of freedom of expression for everyone will bring more good than a boycott would,' said Igor Kochetkov, chairman of the Russian LGBT Network.

Attempts to hold illegal gay rights events in Moscow have previously resulted in multiple arrests.

Orthodox believers remain adamant that homosexuals ought to be punished or treatment for their 'illness' in hospital.

Friday, March 23, 2012

Madonna insurance breast

Madonna insurance breast

Madonna turned down calls to boycott St. Petersburg after the Russian city passed a law punishing people for promoting homosexuality to youth, saying she would instead use her August concert there to speak out.

“I will come to St. Petersburg to speak up for the gay community, to support the gay community and to give strength and inspiration to anyone who is or feels oppressed,” the pop star said on her Facebook page Wednesday. "I don't run away from adversity."

Russian journalist Masha Gessen had Madonna insurance breast urged Madonna to steer clear of the Russian city in a blog post for the International Herald Tribune. Gay activists in Russia were Madonna insurance breast unswayed by the pop star,  telling Agence France-Presse that they would protest "the hypocrisy of pop stars" at her show.

Russian media reported that the new law imposes fines of up to roughly $170 for individuals, $1,700 for officials and $17,000 for legal entities for advocating homosexuality to minors. It makes it illegal to foster "the false perception that traditional and nontraditional relationships are socially equal" among youth.

"The legislation makes it illegal Madonna insurance breast to argue against it: A lawmaker who dared say that relationships are not inferior to ones could be fined," Gessen wrote Monday.

Human Rights Watch criticized the law as so vague that it "could lead to a ban on displaying a rainbow flag or wearing a T-shirt with a gay-friendly logo or even on holding LGBT-themed rallies in the city."

Vitaly Milonov, who wrote the bill, said it would not be used against the media or to stop gay pride

Thursday, February 23, 2012

Madonna Tattoos

Hi, I'm trying to think for a tattoo to me soon ... I think a symbol of Madonna, but not something vulgar or a picture of her because jme not see his head get a tattoo even though I really like him lol!

I thought the symbol of the album Ray of Light, it's discreet and it represents the ... But I do not make decisions too quickly so I thinking about other kinds of symbols ...




And this is where I ask for your help please, would you have ideas for me please?

Also, I wonder what is the meaning of madonna's tattoo in the video "Die another day" on the arm ... if you know it could help me, thank you in advance to all!