"Madonna, I’m sorry for calling you ‘desperate’"

[Mr. Peanutbutter Horseman 3,656]

'When Helen Brown listened to friends saying they wished the pop icon had ‘retired with dignity’, she realised she too had been guilty of criticising the singer in her lonely fight against a sexist, ageist culture...'

https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/features/madonna-madame-x-age-controversy-sexism-career-billboard-pop-music-a8955036.html

It's a really touching article about what it means to be an aging woman and how deeply internalized ageism can be...

[DoneGone 16,735]

To be honest, I'm really tired of journalists using Madonna to talk about THEMSELVES. Who's "desperate" now? Same as the NY Times woman.

But if that makes her feel better, it's OK, I guess.

[Ambrose 606]

To be honest, I'm really tired of journalists using Madonna to talk about THEMSELVES. Who's "desperate" now? Same as the NY Times woman.
But if that makes her feel better, it's OK, I guess.

Yes, these “here’s how my opinion of Madonna reflects myself” articles need to go. At least she’s respectful.

[MisterFabian 432]

This is a very nice article. I read it few days ago. I loved it.