News featuring Madonna

The following news stories mention Madonna. Stories are compiled from a hand-picked selection of popular music news sites based in Great Britain, Europe and the United States. Updated less than 7 hours ago.

’13 May 22 Wed

Wednesday 22nd May

  • Yasmine Hamdan: the modern face of Arabic music

    Raised in devastated Beirut, electro popster Yasmine Hamdan has become the modern face of Arabic music. Laura Barton meets her in Maidstone

    A Beefeater restaurant in Maidstone does not seem the natural place to find Yasmine Hamdan. Here, ahead of her performance on Later with Jools Holland, she sits behind a coffee, a slight, moon-eyed woman shrouded in scarves and a flounce of black hair, talking with a beautifully extravagant intensity that makes the chain-pub decor look rather plain.

    Read the complete article at www.guardian.co.uk

’13 May 21 Tue

Tuesday 21st May

’13 May 20 Mon

Monday 20th May

  • Billboard Awards Red Carpet

    On the red carpet at the Billboard Awards on Sunday night in Las Vegas, Taylor Swift arrived in a cut-out metallic dress, Madonna sported a garter belt and Kesha showed some side thigh.     

    Read the complete article at www.nytimes.com

  • Billboard Music Awards 2013: Review Revue

    The 2013 Billboard Music Awards are now behind us, but the winners, performances and crazy, neck-breaking moments will live on the Internet forever, for us to dissect. Online critics had plenty to say about Billboard‘s annual shindig, this year staged at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. From Miguel‘s stage jump to Madonna‘s acceptance speech ... More »

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’13 May 19 Sun

Sunday 19th May

  • Rita Ora Is Madonna's New Material Girl

    Rita Ora has joined the likes of Kelly Osbourne and actress/rocker Taylor Momsen by becoming one of Madonna's real-life Material Girls.The British...

    Read the complete article at www.contactmusic.com

  • Daft Punk: the midas touch

    Daft Punk's new album is astoundingly ambitious, creating a frenzy even before it has appeared. On the eve of its release – and 20 years since they made their first record in their bedroom as teenagers – Dorian Lynskey gets beyond the helmets to talk to the notoriously shy French duo

    It is a peculiar experience meeting the most famous faceless musicians in the world. Daft Punk are certainly well known. Eight years after their last album, their influence can be felt throughout dance music and beyond. Their fourth release, Random Access Memories, is the most hysterically anticipated record in years: every tidbit disseminated online over the past two months has been scrutinised like a fragment of the true cross. At a point in their career when most bands are on a downward slope, Daft Punk have just celebrated their first number one single, "Get Lucky", and are somehow…

    Read the complete article at www.guardian.co.uk

’13 May 17 Fri

Friday 17th May

  • Bieber's monkey: The prison diaries

    On the day Bieber's pet monkey, Mally, looks set to be left in Germany for good, the Guardian received a secret package allegedly smuggled out of a Munich animal protection centre …

    Day 13

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’13 May 16 Thu

Thursday 16th May

  • Daft Punk's album reviewed

    The French dance duo throw down the gauntlet to their imitators on their eagerly awaited – and often awe-inspiring – new album

    On YouTube, you can find cameraphone footage of an advert for Daft Punk's fourth studio album that was beamed out from the main stage at last month's Coachella festival. If you want proof that Random Access Memories is, by some distance, the most eagerly anticipated album of recent years, then here it is. For one thing, there's the very fact that, in the middle of a festival, someone's opted to get their phone out and film not a band, or their friends, or the sunburnt man with his eyeballs pointing in different directions who's drawn a crowd outside the dance tent by stripping naked from the waist down and manipulating his genitals in time to the music, but an advert being shown on the big screens. For…

    Read the complete article at www.guardian.co.uk

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