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I love Netflix, there's some amazing stuff on it but there's just as much undoubtedly poor content as well, beautifully shot or not. And my life is fine, thank you, I appreciate you asking though .

This is highly amusing to anyone with an active Netflix subscription - there's so much subpar product on the platform both, in their original content and the stuff that's licensed on it. SO. MUCH. CRAP. I also sincerely doubt anyone would and could dictate Madonna how she should present her content at this point in her career.

I think it's next Friday though - there's no new episode this week from what I read?

I think it's next Friday though - there's no new episode this week from what I read?

Genuinely one of the best TV shows I've seen in a very long time. Superbly acted and incredibly honest.

Forgive me, but Pet Shop Boys are the most overrated band under the sun (OK, maybe second most overrated, after Oasis). Neil Tennant's "singing" makes me want to self-harm and apart from "Rent" and "West End Girls" their singles haven't aged very well. I'd defy any average member of the public to name 5 of their songs, despite having 22 top 10 hits in UK. Madonna had 3 times the amount. Not even in the same league.

I'd love for Cher to explain what was the storyline behind the "If I Could Turn Back Time" video, where she's running around half naked on a navy ship. The nuance of the plot was lost on me somehow .

How can something that hasn't been announced yet be already delayed? I sometimes worry for people...

Again, you're welcome to dislike what he's doing, there are valid reasons for it and it's your prerogative. But claiming he ruined her reputation as a live act is so over the top (and objectively untrue) that it's simply amusing and it actually undermines your argument.

Personally, I don't like Sticky & Sweet Tour much but it is in the Guinness Book of World Records, she's often mentioned as the best-selling solo touring act of all time thanks to it - it IS part of her legacy clearly. It's one thing not to like what Antunes does, quite another making over the top, dramatic proclamations that her musical director ruined her reputation as a live act.

It's called humour.

Every biopic sells "a certain calculated narrative", regardless of who's involved, and they rarely present an honest portrayal of their subject. "Rocketman", as entertaining as it may be, is basically a disneyfied version of Elton John's life. Same goes for "Bohemian Rhapsody" and Freddy. "Get On Up" shies away from James Brown's darker side too (I guess showing scenes of teenage Tammi Terrell being beaten and raped by Brown might've proven too much for the general public...). Madonna's story and narrative surrounding her have been hijacked by the press and misogyny from the very beginnin

Perhaps cause they're not doing it while she's trying to sing?

I don't mean to sound harsh but honestly, where do people get these theories from? Especially when literally one search on YouTube proves them to be utter bollocks .

I've read that too but literally every source cites $5 million for Express Yourself so who knows? : https://www.forbes.com/sites/hughmcintyre/2014/08/24/the-top-5-most-expensive-music-videos-of-all-time/?sh=e5522e71ca52 https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/strike-a-pose-madonnas-20-greatest-videos-16146/1-express-yourself-1989-45349/ https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/madonna-bond-michael-jackson-space-2659903