stormbringer

I remember when Hung Up first aired and Ben Shephard was on ITV Good Morning claiming it would be a flop. Loser.

My ouija board tells me different.

My ouija board tells me different.

My ouija board tells me different.

My ouija board tells me different.

My ouija board tells me different.

My ouija board tells me different.

My ouija board tells me different.

My ouija board tells me different.

My ouija board tells me different.

My ouija board tells me different.

My ouija board tells me different.

My ouija board tells me different.

My ouija board tells me different.

yes...they do definitely better ;)

I'm sorry...I'm italian.........

I didn't know the NME still existed.

Madonna.com:
Following Madonna's stunning performance on the Grammys, three songs from Rebel Heart topped the Global iTunes Chart. The multi-Grammy winner's current single "Living For Love" is at No. 1 on the Billboard Dance Charts - her 44th time at the top spot. Madonna also recently performed on The Brits in London and is scheduled to appear and perform on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in the US for the entire week of March 16th.

Madonna reportedly described as being about obsession

Not sure if already posted
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb/26/madonna-attacks-intolerance-and-says-europe-feels-like-nazi-germany
 
Madonna has lashed out at intolerance in Europe, saying it is now so high in France and across the continent that “it feels like Nazi Germany”.
Speaking to French radio station Europe 1 in an interview to be aired on Friday morning, Madonna said “antisemitism is at an all-time high” in France and elsewhere in Europe, and likened the atmosphere to the period when German fascism was on the ascent.
“We’re living in crazy times,” the 56-year-old singer said, calling the situation “scary,” and lamenting what she described as France’s lost tradition of welcoming diversity and honouring freedom.
“It was a country that embraced everyone and encouraged freedom in every way, shape or form – artistic expression of freedom,” Madonna said. “Now that’s completely gone.
“France was once a country that accepted people of colour, and was a place artists escaped to, whether it was Josephine Baker or Charlie Parker.”
In fact, Parker only visited France briefly to play concert engagements, and unlike jazz legends such as Bud Powell, Kenny Clarke and Dexter Gordon, never took up French residency.
The globally acclaimed entertainer also spoke out in 2012 when she denounced the rise of xenophobia and extreme-right parties in Europe.
She said her earlier comments were made when “I was receiving a lot of criticism and threats from Marine Le Pen” and her National Front party, which Madonna described as “fascist”.
The singer’s spat with Le Pen began after the far-right leader threatened to sue Madonna over a video featuring an image of Le Pen with a swastika on her forehead. The offending symbol was eventually replaced with a question mark to avoid litigation.
But Madonna said in the interview that the motives that led her to speak out against intolerance in 2012 were even more pressing today.
“What I said two years ago is valid today,” she said. “It’s not just happening in France, it’s all over Europe. But particularly in France.
“The level of intolerance is so enormous it’s scary.”

She'll laugh it off tomorrow on Jonathan Ross. This will get her good publicity and show the true performer she is.

Queen.  Icon.  Love her even more.
 
She's not the biggest selling female artist on the planet for nothing.

same here actually. I was like "what if she falls". Something didn't feel right about today, but if she's truly ok, it might actually be a good thing for her.. this fall. Shows how human and super-human she is.

yes that looked nasty, I had a feeling all day something was going to go wrong I just didn't want to tempt fate by posting it on here, just glad she didn't do the harness lift at the end like at the grammys. well she's more than earnt her column inches for that, and fingers crossed she'll nudge up to number one on the iTunes uk chart now.

Absolutely gutted for her.  I bet she's upset and angry that something like that could happen, especially when we know what a perfectionist she is.
 
It's really spooky, as I was sat with my husband and we both said something's wrong during the intro speech and then saw her struggling to undo the cape...
 
On a positive note - she got up and nailed the rest of it and above all SMILED.  She's a true icon.  All publicity is good publicity.
 
I'm sure people will praise her performance in the end.