The singer, who this week criticized the Trump administration, has made a number of comments about the president over the ...

"With rare footage, unseen photos and intimate interviews with family ... The statement added: "When Madonna arrived in New York City from Michigan with dreams of becoming a professional dancer ...

Madonna’s NBA star ex Dennis Rodman shares what he really thought of the origin of their whirlwind 1990s romance during his appearance on In Depth with Graham Besinger. In the snippet from their ...

There were more than a few familiar faces to be found on the runway in Paris, including Becky G, J Balvin and Tokischa — just ...

Eventually, she climbed off, but not before unintentionally flashing the audience. Jimmy Fallon and Madonna pose at the Facebook wall before their livestream interview at the Facebook offices on March ...

Interviewer extraordinaire Andrew Denton flew to London to interview the Queen of Pop, who has just released her fourteenth album, titled Madame X. Madonna, sitting in Interview's blue chair, spoke ...

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“It’s so sad to watch our new Government ... in 2017, Madonna made headlines when she said during remarks that she imagined “blowing up the White House.” In a 2019 interview she said ...

Madonna in New York, 1984. (Photo by Michael Putland ... “That was such a dorky thing to say,” said Madonna in a 2002 interview about her “rule the world” statement.

Singer Madonna expressed sadness on Tuesday for the “new government” under President Donald Trump, which she says is “dismantling” rights for LGBT groups through executive orders.