Yes, well, that's what separates me from everyone else.
Post-Erotica and Sex (still lingering) and pre-children, at her infamous striped house nestled high in the Hollywood hills, the Artist, Dancer, Singer, Provocateur, Pop Star, Actress, Producer, Art Collector Madonna is interviewed by Nine Network Australia's Ray Martin in 1994 for Bedtime Stories.
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is that chiquita?
ReplyDeletesexiest woman alive.
ReplyDeleteThis is so calculated it hurts
ReplyDeletewow something ive never seen! i always think ive seen it all. thanks, pud!
ReplyDeleteGood to see a better quality version of this. In the past I'd only seen really blurry low-quality versions where the sound/voices weren't even in sync with the video.
ReplyDeleteGreen hair
ReplyDeleteGreen hair and still as relevant now as she was back then. Amazing!
ReplyDeleteRelevant now?? lol. I loved her back then when she was trully relevant and had a firm thumb on the pulse of pop culture, she had such great insight back then, now she's lost, she thinks the world cares about kabbalah and malawi and that is why she is so irrelevant.
ReplyDeleteSo nobody would want to go to a party thrown by Madonna, say, during the Oscars? An after party? Oh, thats right, everyone who is anyone goes. If Madonna walked into a room full of celebs, including the now IT, it (not girl), Gaga and Madonna were there, EVERYONE would go to Madonna.
ReplyDeleteThat's called relevance, dear. Snap.
It's not relevant to be an ageing superstar throwing a party and having all their A list friends and people go because it's a media event, teenagers frowning and grimacing at the mention of Madonna, that's irrelevance. Snap.
ReplyDeletewell said tony
ReplyDeleteThis aired in Australia on Mother's Day 1995.
ReplyDeleteWhatever happened to her dog pepito the one that chewed up her shoes and was with her around the time of secret? ( I think this was chiquita )
ReplyDeleteI really loved Madonna then. Really awesome period.
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