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I'm listening to "Unopened Flower" by 2002 (http://bit.ly/6zDqG) #pandora #music 7 days ago
I'm done with my #NaNoWriMo story. I feel so empty. Le sigh. 7 days ago
@szyd I only RT my own stuff when I want ppl on this acct to see it. Not all of my followers here follow @kassiella. it won't happen often. 7 days ago
Interesting. RT @MonicaTweeter: @ChelseaJans @seriouseats conservatives&liberals differ when it comes to food: http://budurl.com/8wda 7 days ago
@dylanwarner I'm afraid people are going to abuse that button. Most people were too lazy to copy and paste before. :P 7 days ago
 

OK - I admit: I'm a huge Madonna...

Posted Sep 12 2008 3:55pm

Madonna OK - I admit: I'm a huge Madonna fan. I was crazy enough to plunk down $300 (That I'd saved up for) to attend her most recent concert tour. And while I do like reading about her occasionally about her site madonna.com, her publicist, Liz Rosenberg, took really cheap shots at Britney Spears' meltdown:

" While other gawk-worthy celebs suffer meltdowns or embarrass themselves with ugly epithets, Madonna forever floats above the fray. She has triumphed by keeping her toes planted on the treadmill and her mind firmly on the bottom line.

It's ironic that a woman who initially rose to popularity on the strength of controversy should sustain that career by clean living.

It makes for a particularly brutal contrast to the woman who looked, just a year and a half ago, like her obvious successor.

When Madonna planted that big wet one on Britney Spears' kisser at the MTV Awards, everyone viewed it as the ultimate passing of the torch: the grand dame graciously handing off her crown to a new generation's pop tart.

Now, it looks like the opposite was happening. Madonna was apparently laying down a gauntlet and offering up a challenge. "You've had a nice run, kid," she seems to have been saying. "Now try to keep that up for two more decades."

That Britney couldn't even keep it up for one tenth that time - while Madonna blithely re-adjusted her crown and moved on - says everything about the difference between the two stars' approach to their careers and lives."

All that was really unnecessary. Perhaps it was a joke? I take everything too seriously these days. Rosenberg is also Madonna's best friend so this was probably done with Madge's approval. Essentially Madge/Rosenberg kicked someone while she was already down. As much as I enjoy Madonna's music, it just shows how insensitive and ruthless she is to this day. (I don't care who she has adopted.)

"Madonna's method gave her yet another rousing career resurrection in the last two years. Her just-in-time return-to-the-club album, "Confessions on a Dance Floor," brought her back to multiplatinum sales after suffering her one (and only) poor-selling stinker of a CD, "American Life." Madonna's subsequent tour, last summer, was the most lucrative of the season.

While Cher has sustained an impossibly lengthy career as well, hers slogged through long desert stretches before finding fresh water. Madonna has danced from oasis to oasis with barely a dry patch in sight. Now 48, she gives every sign of being able to carry her pop torch for as long as she so desires."

How unbelievably conceited and narcissistic. (At least she was willing to admit that American Life sucked - mainly because critics panned the album and its "supposed" antiwar message.) According to the world of Madonna, she is queen and she rules. I, a subservient peasant, will formally declare that Madonna's got a mental illness: Narcissistic Personality Disorder.

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