Celebrities talk about Madonna

[unapologeticheart 872]

Lol, she needs to stay away from twitter tbh

 

[Halex 1,610]

That Mich Kidd tweet was kind of uncalled for, tbh. Cher doesn't have much to prove anymore.

It's funny (!) how twitter and other social networks are a stage for "my favorite artist is better than you(rs)"

[madgefan 10,151]

Is that even shade? She was just asked a question and she responded. Everything that follows are just biased interpretations of what Cher really thinks of Madonna... Anyways, Twitter is full of psychos.

[Fighter 28,798]

She said she didnt' care for M's grillz and stuff about MDNA when she was asked by other people thats why this dude said that but anyways I love cher shes hilarious idk

[groovyguy 63,856]

http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/the-hook/6229118/new-york-fashion-week-preview-designers-on-dream-musicians?utm_source=twitter

New York Fashion Week Preview

“I would love to see Madonna there because she is a huge inspiration!†
—The Blonds [fashion designer team made up of Phillipe and David Blond]

[groovyguy 63,856]

“I don't think the music business, as far as females, would be anything without Madonna†- Mary J. Blige

 

http://popdirt.com/mary-j-blige-dreams-of-collaborating-with-madonna/47277/

Mary J. Blige tells The Sun she wants to collaborate with Madonna. “The woman is incredible and I’m not afraid to publicly say it would be my dream to collaborate with her,†she said. “To perform with her would be amazing. I love the way she reinvents herself constantly, she’s an inspiration. So, I guess Madonna, it’s over to you.â€

 

[groovyguy 63,856]

http://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/london-life/i-dont-give-two-ss-about-anyones-opinion-rita-ora-on-life-love-and-hanging-out-with-best-friend-cara-delevingne-9714070.html

Rita Ora is really bowled over Madonna and has only good word to say about her. Here is what Rita has to say about Madonna…

"Madonna is amazing. Imagine reinventing yourself like that? It’s so brave. It’s like a snake that sheds its skin all the time. It’s pretty hard to do that. And she’s the nicest woman but really ‘gangster’ with it. I wouldn’t be surprised if she grew up in the ’hood. But above all she’s a business woman, 100 percent." ~ Rita Ora

 

[Fighter 28,798]

Sweet, awesome       

[groovyguy 63,856]

http://exclaim.ca/News/juan_maclean_discuss_influence_of_moroder_madonna_on_more_realized_cohesive_in_dream

The Juan MacLean discuss the influence of Madonna and Giorgio Moroder on their new album, In A Dream, to be released on September 16.

 

The Juan MacLean hope fans will accept the slight departure on In A Dream.

"We want to sound like her at some point." ~ The Juan MacLean

[groovyguy 63,856]

http://news.instyle.com/2014/09/08/sky-ferreira-neverland-ranch-blonde-hair/

Sky Ferreira: "Madonna  is a big influence for me"....

[groovyguy 63,856]

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/features/taylor-swift-1989-cover-story-20140908?page=3

Taylor Swift new album, 1989, is influenced by "Like a Prayer"-era Madonna,  Annie Lennox and Phil Collins, as the singer herself said to Rolling Stone magazine.

 

Taylor Swift‘s cover shoot for Rolling Stone magazine is more than a statement. The shoot is very reminescent of Madonna‘s by Herb Ritts. Cherish!

 

[Fighter 28,798]

    Taylor!

[groovyguy 63,856]

Joe Henry on drinking Martini's with sister-in-law, Madonna

http://blogs.abc.net.au/nsw/2014/09/martinis-with-madonna.html

[groovyguy 63,856]

http://www.billboard.com/articles/6244235/pfeiffer-twins-nobodys-puppet-influences-interview

"We loved #Madonna, and had all the vinyl records," the Pfeiffer Twins.

[groovyguy 63,856]

Boy George: Who knew how formidable Madonna was gonna becomeSource: Rolling Stone

While the Rolling Stone was working on their list of the 100 best singles of 1984, Boy George popped by and offered his thoughts on a few of our selections. Boy George chooses Madonna‘s Borderline as one of the best singles of 1984 and talks about the phenomenal appeal of Madonna.

 

Here’s what he had to say about Madonna…

Watch video @ http://player.ooyala.com/iframe.html#ec=9razhkcDq6UCdsVDmKIQpDyDp6xcj1Ii&pbid=M2IxMTZiNDExZmU1MDIyOTc2NzA0NmVi&docUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.madonnarama.com%2Fposts-en%2F2014%2F09%2F18%2Fboy-george-who-knew-how-formidable-madonna-was-gonna-become%2F

 

I remember going to see her. It must have been around that time at Radio City Music Hall. I went to one of those really early tours.Who knew what she was gonna become.I don’t think you could have ever imagined how formidable she was gonna be.You were just “Oh she won’t lastâ€â€¦ you just didn’t get it.It was just phenomenal.

[groovyguy 63,856]

http://allaboutmadonna.com/2014/09/david-fincher-on-working-with-madonna.php

David Fincher on working with Madonna

 

PLAYBOY: You directed some of Madonna’s most stylish videos, such as “Vogue†and “Bad Girl,†the latter depicting the singer as a film noir femme fatale who gets strangled with panty hose. Why do you think that Madonna never translated to the big screen?

 

FINCHER: Madonna is very crafty. She’s street-smart. The video directors who did the best work with her—romantic, amazing stuff like what Jean-Baptiste Mondino did—were the ones she allowed to take risks and the ones who made videos she would throw herself into. I made commercials to make money, but I did music videos as a kind of film school. I learned that the way to be with Madonna was to follow her impetus, because the artist in a music video is not only the star but also the studio. I could say to Madonna, “I need you to do it again. I need you to stop blinking. I need you to get your fucking chin down. And I need you to be better.†Whether it was Madonna, Brad Pitt or Ben Affleck, I’m well aware that the work got financed because of them. But they needed to know I had to get them off their mark, get them to a place where it might get warm, because there might be friction.

[madgefan 10,151]

Seems like Boy George anxiously wants to work with Madonna. Why don't give him a chance? It would be interesting after all, they both shared the music scene in the 80s... Madonna probably doesn't care about working with oldies like her

[Fighter 28,798]

 

http://allaboutmadonna.com/2014/09/david-fincher-on-working-with-madonna.php

David Fincher on working with Madonna

 

PLAYBOY: You directed some of Madonna’s most stylish videos, such as “Vogue” and “Bad Girl,” the latter depicting the singer as a film noir femme fatale who gets strangled with panty hose. Why do you think that Madonna never translated to the big screen?

 

FINCHER: Madonna is very crafty. She’s street-smart. The video directors who did the best work with her—romantic, amazing stuff like what Jean-Baptiste Mondino did—were the ones she allowed to take risks and the ones who made videos she would throw herself into. I made commercials to make money, but I did music videos as a kind of film school. I learned that the way to be with Madonna was to follow her impetus, because the artist in a music video is not only the star but also the studio. I could say to Madonna, “I need you to do it again. I need you to stop blinking. I need you to get your fucking chin down. And I need you to be better.” Whether it was Madonna, Brad Pitt or Ben Affleck, I’m well aware that the work got financed because of them. But they needed to know I had to get them off their mark, get them to a place where it might get warm, because there might be friction.

 

 

 

[groovyguy 63,856]

Paloma Faith jumped to Madonna’s defence

https://nz.entertainment.yahoo.com/news/article/-/25068168/paloma-faith-lied-about-age-to-get/

The 33-year-old beauty also jumped to Madonna's defence and hit out at people who criticise the 56-year-old singer's revealing outfits and sexy dance moves.

 

She explained: "People talk about Madonna, saying she should stop wearing all that stuff, she's too old for that kind of thing now. But why? She's been doing it all along. She's entitled to wear that but at the same time, it was important for her to do that, back in the day."

[groovyguy 63,856]

Betsey Johnson didn’t know Madonna wore her clothesLegendary New York designer Betsey Johnson sat down with Yahoo Style’s Editor-in-Chief Joe Zee in the second installment of Fashion Bites. They were talking about how celebrities often get free clothes from designers, but that it took real passion and dedication to go to the store yourself…

 

Joe Zee: Early Madonna to me was very much inspired by you.Betsey Johnson: She wore my clothes and I didn’t know… she went to my store.

 

[groovyguy 63,856]

Jennifer Lopez loves MadonnaJennifer Lopez was interviewed on the red carpet at Fashion Rocks 2014. When they asked her who her favourite musical style people were, she replied…

"I think mine go back a little bit. Like I love Tina Turner’s style on stage, I loved Madonna when I was growing up, I was very influenced by old Hollywood. It was different things. Like the musicals, and how they were in that. And I think you’ll see that in my performance tonight. Those are my things."

 

[groovyguy 63,856]

http://thesource.com/2014/09/24/her-source-exclusive-hazel-e-dishes-on-love-hip-hop-hollywoodher-music-career-more/

Hazel-E: My all time favorite is MadonnaHazel-E, star of VH1′s Love & Hip Hop, talked with The Source about music…

The Source: Who inspired you musically?Hazel-E: My musical influences, my all time favorite is Madonna, you know. I was a military brat grew up in Colorado, so I’m a pop, rock, hip hop kind of chick, you know. Madonna definitely is my first love in addition to her Gwen Stefani, Fergie. I feel like they’re like pop rapper even though they’re pop artists.

 

[groovyguy 63,856]

[Fighter 28,798]

Love   

[NowRadiate 3,331]

 

 

If she thinks that tour was already bad ass, she should watch her other tours.

In my humble opinion, sticky and sweet is her weakest.