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She's injured and trying to push through.
She's at least giving SOME fans the chance to see the show, without having to cancel the whole thing.
There is nothing damaging or unprofessional about wanting to honor your commitments toward your fans and the people who work with you.
And while it is infuriating to have your show be canceled at the last minute, fans need to see beyond their little bubbles. She's not cancelling shows because she is too old; she is injured. And that is no laughing matter when your BODY is your source of income and your means of creating.
She is trying to deliver the goods. Why is everyone dramatizing and establishing these over-analytical diatribes as to what she should do, and the damage being done to her reputation?
There is no damage being done. Injuries happen, and as a performer, cancelling shows is unpleasant and disappointing as well. People need to stop assuming things when only having part of the information. Stop the drama. She's hurt and performing when her body decides that it can, which is a struggle in itself.

She's injured and trying to push through.
She's at least giving SOME fans the chance to see the show, without having to cancel the whole thing.
There is nothing damaging or unprofessional about wanting to honor your commitments toward your fans and the people who work with you.
And while it is infuriating to have your show be canceled at the last minute, fans need to see beyond their little bubbles. She's not cancelling shows because she is too old; she is injured. And that is no laughing matter when your BODY is your source of income and your means of creating.
She is trying to deliver the goods. Why is everyone dramatizing and establishing these over-analytical diatribes as to what she should do, and the damage being done to her reputation?
There is no damage being done. Injuries happen, and as a performer, cancelling shows is unpleasant and disappointing as well. People need to stop assuming things when only having part of the information. Stop the drama. She's hurt and performing when her body decides that it can, which is a struggle in itself.

She's injured and trying to push through.
She's at least giving SOME fans the chance to see the show, without having to cancel the whole thing.
There is nothing damaging or unprofessional about wanting to honor your commitments toward your fans and the people who work with you.
And while it is infuriating to have your show be canceled at the last minute, fans need to see beyond their little bubbles. She's not cancelling shows because she is too old; she is injured. And that is no laughing matter when your BODY is your source of income and your means of creating.
She is trying to deliver the goods. Why is everyone dramatizing and establishing these over-analytical diatribes as to what she should do, and the damage being done to her reputation?
There is no damage being done. Injuries happen, and as a performer, cancelling shows is unpleasant and disappointing as well. People need to stop assuming things when only having part of the information. Stop the drama. She's hurt and performing when her body decides that it can, which is a struggle in itself.

She's injured and trying to push through.
She's at least giving SOME fans the chance to see the show, without having to cancel the whole thing.
There is nothing damaging or unprofessional about wanting to honor your commitments toward your fans and the people who work with you.
And while it is infuriating to have your show be canceled at the last minute, fans need to see beyond their little bubbles. She's not cancelling shows because she is too old; she is injured. And that is no laughing matter when your BODY is your source of income and your means of creating.
She is trying to deliver the goods. Why is everyone dramatizing and establishing these over-analytical diatribes as to what she should do, and the damage being done to her reputation?
There is no damage being done. Injuries happen, and as a performer, cancelling shows is unpleasant and disappointing as well. People need to stop assuming things when only having part of the information. Stop the drama. She's hurt and performing when her body decides that it can, which is a struggle in itself.

She's injured and trying to push through.
She's at least giving SOME fans the chance to see the show, without having to cancel the whole thing.
There is nothing damaging or unprofessional about wanting to honor your commitments toward your fans and the people who work with you.
And while it is infuriating to have your show be canceled at the last minute, fans need to see beyond their little bubbles. She's not cancelling shows because she is too old; she is injured. And that is no laughing matter when your BODY is your source of income and your means of creating.
She is trying to deliver the goods. Why is everyone dramatizing and establishing these over-analytical diatribes as to what she should do, and the damage being done to her reputation?
There is no damage being done. Injuries happen, and as a performer, cancelling shows is unpleasant and disappointing as well. People need to stop assuming things when only having part of the information. Stop the drama. She's hurt and performing when her body decides that it can, which is a struggle in itself.

She's injured and trying to push through.
She's at least giving SOME fans the chance to see the show, without having to cancel the whole thing.
There is nothing damaging or unprofessional about wanting to honor your commitments toward your fans and the people who work with you.
And while it is infuriating to have your show be canceled at the last minute, fans need to see beyond their little bubbles. She's not cancelling shows because she is too old; she is injured. And that is no laughing matter when your BODY is your source of income and your means of creating.
She is trying to deliver the goods. Why is everyone dramatizing and establishing these over-analytical diatribes as to what she should do, and the damage being done to her reputation?
There is no damage being done. Injuries happen, and as a performer, cancelling shows is unpleasant and disappointing as well. People need to stop assuming things when only having part of the information. Stop the drama. She's hurt and performing when her body decides that it can, which is a struggle in itself.

She's injured and trying to push through.
She's at least giving SOME fans the chance to see the show, without having to cancel the whole thing.
There is nothing damaging or unprofessional about wanting to honor your commitments toward your fans and the people who work with you.
And while it is infuriating to have your show be canceled at the last minute, fans need to see beyond their little bubbles. She's not cancelling shows because she is too old; she is injured. And that is no laughing matter when your BODY is your source of income and your means of creating.
She is trying to deliver the goods. Why is everyone dramatizing and establishing these over-analytical diatribes as to what she should do, and the damage being done to her reputation?
There is no damage being done. Injuries happen, and as a performer, cancelling shows is unpleasant and disappointing as well. People need to stop assuming things when only having part of the information. Stop the drama. She's hurt and performing when her body decides that it can, which is a struggle in itself.

She's injured and trying to push through.
She's at least giving SOME fans the chance to see the show, without having to cancel the whole thing.
There is nothing damaging or unprofessional about wanting to honor your commitments toward your fans and the people who work with you.
And while it is infuriating to have your show be canceled at the last minute, fans need to see beyond their little bubbles. She's not cancelling shows because she is too old; she is injured. And that is no laughing matter when your BODY is your source of income and your means of creating.
She is trying to deliver the goods. Why is everyone dramatizing and establishing these over-analytical diatribes as to what she should do, and the damage being done to her reputation?
There is no damage being done. Injuries happen, and as a performer, cancelling shows is unpleasant and disappointing as well. People need to stop assuming things when only having part of the information. Stop the drama. She's hurt and performing when her body decides that it can, which is a struggle in itself.

She's injured and trying to push through.
She's at least giving SOME fans the chance to see the show, without having to cancel the whole thing.
There is nothing damaging or unprofessional about wanting to honor your commitments toward your fans and the people who work with you.
And while it is infuriating to have your show be canceled at the last minute, fans need to see beyond their little bubbles. She's not cancelling shows because she is too old; she is injured. And that is no laughing matter when your BODY is your source of income and your means of creating.
She is trying to deliver the goods. Why is everyone dramatizing and establishing these over-analytical diatribes as to what she should do, and the damage being done to her reputation?
There is no damage being done. Injuries happen, and as a performer, cancelling shows is unpleasant and disappointing as well. People need to stop assuming things when only having part of the information. Stop the drama. She's hurt and performing when her body decides that it can, which is a struggle in itself.

She's injured and trying to push through.
She's at least giving SOME fans the chance to see the show, without having to cancel the whole thing.
There is nothing damaging or unprofessional about wanting to honor your commitments toward your fans and the people who work with you.
And while it is infuriating to have your show be canceled at the last minute, fans need to see beyond their little bubbles. She's not cancelling shows because she is too old; she is injured. And that is no laughing matter when your BODY is your source of income and your means of creating.
She is trying to deliver the goods. Why is everyone dramatizing and establishing these over-analytical diatribes as to what she should do, and the damage being done to her reputation?
There is no damage being done. Injuries happen, and as a performer, cancelling shows is unpleasant and disappointing as well. People need to stop assuming things when only having part of the information. Stop the drama. She's hurt and performing when her body decides that it can, which is a struggle in itself.

She's injured and trying to push through.
She's at least giving SOME fans the chance to see the show, without having to cancel the whole thing.
There is nothing damaging or unprofessional about wanting to honor your commitments toward your fans and the people who work with you.
And while it is infuriating to have your show be canceled at the last minute, fans need to see beyond their little bubbles. She's not cancelling shows because she is too old; she is injured. And that is no laughing matter when your BODY is your source of income and your means of creating.
She is trying to deliver the goods. Why is everyone dramatizing and establishing these over-analytical diatribes as to what she should do, and the damage being done to her reputation?
There is no damage being done. Injuries happen, and as a performer, cancelling shows is unpleasant and disappointing as well. People need to stop assuming things when only having part of the information. Stop the drama. She's hurt and performing when her body decides that it can, which is a struggle in itself.

She's injured and trying to push through.
She's at least giving SOME fans the chance to see the show, without having to cancel the whole thing.
There is nothing damaging or unprofessional about wanting to honor your commitments toward your fans and the people who work with you.
And while it is infuriating to have your show be canceled at the last minute, fans need to see beyond their little bubbles. She's not cancelling shows because she is too old; she is injured. And that is no laughing matter when your BODY is your source of income and your means of creating.
She is trying to deliver the goods. Why is everyone dramatizing and establishing these over-analytical diatribes as to what she should do, and the damage being done to her reputation?
There is no damage being done. Injuries happen, and as a performer, cancelling shows is unpleasant and disappointing as well. People need to stop assuming things when only having part of the information. Stop the drama. She's hurt and performing when her body decides that it can, which is a struggle in itself.

She's injured and trying to push through.
She's at least giving SOME fans the chance to see the show, without having to cancel the whole thing.
There is nothing damaging or unprofessional about wanting to honor your commitments toward your fans and the people who work with you.
And while it is infuriating to have your show be canceled at the last minute, fans need to see beyond their little bubbles. She's not cancelling shows because she is too old; she is injured. And that is no laughing matter when your BODY is your source of income and your means of creating.
She is trying to deliver the goods. Why is everyone dramatizing and establishing these over-analytical diatribes as to what she should do, and the damage being done to her reputation?
There is no damage being done. Injuries happen, and as a performer, cancelling shows is unpleasant and disappointing as well. People need to stop assuming things when only having part of the information. Stop the drama. She's hurt and performing when her body decides that it can, which is a struggle in itself.

Not crazy about most of the official remixes, but these are amazing
Matt Moss Le Baroque Mix
Matt Moss Le Baroque Radio Mix
Matt Moss L'Homo Erectus Mix

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Well, you cant really blame her for not wanting to cancel shows. I mean, look at people’s reactions when she does.
I think she’d rather be able to perform for SOME people than none at all.
There’s probably also quite a bit involved logistically: bookings, dancers and musicians, etc.
But I agree that maybe she should just delay them. Do a few TV show performances for promo and then kick off the tour again in the Spring/Summer.

I love reading all these reviews, but bear in mind some of these bloggers (i.e. vibesofsilence) are not journalists. They often write like 16-year olds . Wording and phrasing often make me feel like I’m reading a high school paper.
People dont read as much as they used to and it reflects itself in the way they express themselves.
Anyway, it’s great to see all these positive reviews for the show. I can’t wait to see it when it is released.

I remember holding back tears to Nothing Fails and Intervention the first few times I listened to them.

I remember holding back tears to Nothing Fails and Intervention the first few times I listened to them.

I think she is trying to pull out of Live Nation as quickly as possible.
She’s a free agent afterward.
Just a feeling...
 

Yeah, I get them all the time.
 
...not.

Didnt know where to post this.
 
Céline Dion and Madonna reign the Billboard readers song of the year poll
BY MADONNATRIBE · DECEMBER 18, 2019

When the Billboard staff compiled their list of the 50 best albums of the year, Madame X made it at No. 46. But when they asked the fans, the latest Madonna album was the top fan favourite with 47% of the votes, followed by Celine Dion’s Courage (25%) and Ariana Grande’s thank u, next (7%).

Billboard made a similar request after their staff picked up the 100 best songs of 2019, and asked the readers to vote their own song of the year. Once again, the votes overwhelmingly went to two pop divas.

It’s worth noticing how Billboard highlights how the songs they picked up did when it was the time to give their readers the mic – listing in a somehow bizarre way which were the top three fan favorites among their own poll picks.

As for the write-in picks, the list of the top 10 most popular songs below looks rather different and brings you back to the times when fandom had a stronger impact on music editors and awards shows.

The 2019 chart is topped by Imperfections by Céline Dion, who also has three more songs from her latest album in the list. Following at No. 2 is Madame X herself with Medellín feat. Maluma.
Madonna and Céline alone make the most of the list as the Queen of Pop has two more tracks in: Crave feat. Swae Lee at No. 5, and God Control at No. 7.

The 10 most popular songs fans selected for 2019 are:
 
1- Céline Dion, Imperfections
2- Madonna, Medellín feat. Maluma
3- Big Wreck, Too Far Gone
4- Céline Dion, Courage
5- Madonna, Crave feat. Swae Lee
6- Céline Dion, Flying On My Own
7- Madonna, God Control
8- Tones and I, Dance Monkey
9- Céline Dion, Lying Down
10- Taylor Swift, You Need to Calm Down

Didnt know where to post this.
 
Céline Dion and Madonna reign the Billboard readers song of the year poll
BY MADONNATRIBE · DECEMBER 18, 2019

When the Billboard staff compiled their list of the 50 best albums of the year, Madame X made it at No. 46. But when they asked the fans, the latest Madonna album was the top fan favourite with 47% of the votes, followed by Celine Dion’s Courage (25%) and Ariana Grande’s thank u, next (7%).

Billboard made a similar request after their staff picked up the 100 best songs of 2019, and asked the readers to vote their own song of the year. Once again, the votes overwhelmingly went to two pop divas.

It’s worth noticing how Billboard highlights how the songs they picked up did when it was the time to give their readers the mic – listing in a somehow bizarre way which were the top three fan favorites among their own poll picks.

As for the write-in picks, the list of the top 10 most popular songs below looks rather different and brings you back to the times when fandom had a stronger impact on music editors and awards shows.

The 2019 chart is topped by Imperfections by Céline Dion, who also has three more songs from her latest album in the list. Following at No. 2 is Madame X herself with Medellín feat. Maluma.
Madonna and Céline alone make the most of the list as the Queen of Pop has two more tracks in: Crave feat. Swae Lee at No. 5, and God Control at No. 7.

The 10 most popular songs fans selected for 2019 are:
 
1- Céline Dion, Imperfections
2- Madonna, Medellín feat. Maluma
3- Big Wreck, Too Far Gone
4- Céline Dion, Courage
5- Madonna, Crave feat. Swae Lee
6- Céline Dion, Flying On My Own
7- Madonna, God Control
8- Tones and I, Dance Monkey
9- Céline Dion, Lying Down
10- Taylor Swift, You Need to Calm Down

We are going to start getting re-issues, which will keep her in the public consciousness until the next record.

Necessary.

Necessary.