Trying to rate the 25 best songs in Madonna's vastly celebrated and legendary catalog was not easy. But for those just getting into the Material Girl after all these years, we feel it's a good start.

There are pop stars. Then, there are pop legends and icons. And then, there's Madonna. Musician, actress, producer, and trendsetter, there aren't many who have built a legacy like the "Material Girl.

From Prince to Joni Mitchell and Macca to the Bee Gees, the stars who were in such a creative purple patch that they had ...

John “Jellybean” Benitez was a key figure in creating the sound of the ’80s, and his work still sounds as fresh today as it did decades ago. Benitez began his career as a DJ at legendary clubs like ...

"Vogue" was originally only going to be a B-side because Madonna didn't believe it was a strong enough song to be released ... the New York Times Best Seller list within a week.

Throughout her career, Madonna sold more than 300 million records globally, had 12 No. 1 singles, and 50 songs top the Dance Chart, and won seven Grammy Awards. She also wrote a majority of her ...

From Madonna's Material Girl to Bryan Adams’ Summer of 69 , these 10 unforgettable songs from 1985 turn 40, proving they will always remain timeless treasures The year 2025 marks a monumental ...

While there are great songs all over movies from the '80s, there are few that had the cultural impact as Public Enemy's ...

Madonna was still churning out hit after ... Just like its hip-hop sibling genre, R&B had a bounty of great songs during the 90s. The list of superstars emerging in the R&B lane are too many ...

During a visit with Stephen Colbert, 'Moulin Rouge' star Nicole Kidman revealed she owns the handwritten lyrics to Elton John ...

As the music community grapples with the enormous devastation wrought by the wildfires that ravaged Los Angeles, the industry ...

Not “Hold My Hand?” Goo Goo Dolls only have one song. How about this oddity? I remember a lot more Cher and Madonna back then, and they aren’t even on the list. Seriously? No “Vogue?” ...