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I'd say it's a hybrid of Latin and Western pop with a Motown flavour, and probably a few other genres someone wiser than me is able to name.

1 God Control 2 Medellin 3 Dark Ballet 4 Crazy 5 Come Alive

FG is better. BIL is what you get when you put BIM and Medellin together in a blender.

This is not a backlash, this is a frontlash. Let's let the girl release her video first and then complain about the reaction.

I have. A lot of people don't necessarily take time off work because of the death of a loved one, and since Anderson's show seems to be airing as usual (coupled with the fact Mensch implied M would be a guest) I thought he wasn't taking a break. I will stand corrected - I guess they're showing reruns or prerecorded episodes, so my bad!

How does his mother having died mean M couldn't be on his show?

I'm not too crazy about AL or Future for Pride. I can live with I Rise although I don't think it adds much value to Madame X. But. People who are saying she should do a string of fun hits because Pride is a celebration and a party are forgetting something. Pride may be a party now but deep down it's a political protest. No matter how much fabulous, champagne-fueled fun people have there now, Pride is, at its core, a demostration against the establishment and a cry for freedom. There is still a lot of work to do until LGBTQI+ people have reached equality, and the fight goes on. T

She's shot a bazillion glorious, fresh photo shoots with about a dozen glorious, fresh looks and they use this? To say I'm baffled is a serious understatement.

That's a very good point, and just as valid today as it was in 2002 (AL and M aside, would the Dixie Chicks have faced the controversy they did if they'd been the Dixie Dudes?) If Childish Gambino or Kendrick Lamar did something like this they'd be praised. Oh, wait, they did something like this and they were praised. It's impossible to imagine Mambo's living male (or female, for that matter) peers like Mick Jagger, Bruce Springsteen, Elton John doing anything of the kind as they're busy making money off ancient hits on endless farewell tours, but one can only imagine the reaction David

1. Madame X 9 / 10 2. Rebel Heart 7,5 / 10 3. Hard Candy 6 / 10 4. MDNA 5 / 10

This is really cool. Is it common for new albums to get a good user score and then decline, or can we expect this to hold steady?

Choose one of the two : Medellin/Living For Love Dark Ballet/Devil Pray God Control/Ghosttown Future/Unapologetic Bitch Batuka/Illuminati Killers Who Are Partying/Bitch I'm Madonna Crave/Hold Tight Crazy/Joan Of Arc Come Alive/Iconic Extreme Occident/Heartbreak City Faz Gostoso/Body Shop Bitch I'm Loca/Holy Water I Don't Search I Find/Inside Out Looking For Mercy/Wash All Over Me I Rise/Best Night Back That Up To The Beat/S.E.X Ciao Bella/Messiah Soltera/Rebel Heart Madame X - 14, Rebel Heart - 4

1 Medellín 2 God Control 3 Crazy 4 Dark Ballet 5 Crave

I guess Pitchfork are taking their sweet time simply because their reviewer is so in awe of Madame X they need time to write down the countless reasons why they love the album?

This better be about her.

Wouldn't we know about at least some of those interviews and other promo commitments included in the assault by now though?

Yeah. Hard to see what took so long to work on.

Is the first question about the grills lol? Second question makes me very excited.

Where is she? I'm getting Meerkat vibes from this.

Yes, it's supposed to be on Youtube. Here's the link:

Yes, the q&a. I thought it was supposed to have started at 6 pm London time, a.k.a. two minutes ago.

She's supposed to be on in two minutes, right?

That moment made the video for me too.

No contest. It's the fierce, playful, flirtatious, fabulously naughty, toe-sucking, secretly vulnerable... ......Madame Cha Cha Instructor.

I believe Eurovision taking place in Israel instead of Indianapolis played a part.