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My footage of Madonna stepping out of the Beacon Theatre after presenting her film. She looked so glamorous and happy.

What a time to be a horror fan.

Durante la entrevista, Madonna reveló que comenzó a trabajar en “CONFESSIONS II” apenas se acabó el “Celebration Tour”. Ya que los planes de su película no se estaban dando, comenzó a hacer música con Stuart, quien también fue director musical del tour.🩷Una forma de canalizar.

Madonna reproduce the picture disc cover

Silent Hill | PlayStation - 1999

In case you missed it: Madonna’s magnificent entrance with 'I Feel So Free' at the Grindr Presents: Madonna Live in Times Square show, June 4, 2026, New York City (credits: Warner Music).

Iconic #Madonna #newyork #confessionsII #grindr #lovesensation

Silent Hills Playable Teaser | PlayStation 4 - 2014

Resident Evil Veronica announced for 2027, had a fun teaser trailer. Break it down later.

(1/31) Alright, let's do a Resident Evil Veronica / Biohazard RE: Veronica (Code Veronica Remake) announcement trailer analysis & info breakdown. I THINK I've dissected thoroughly nearly every detail I could gleam from all currently available media & info. So here we go.

How a Surprise Madonna Show Officially Unveiled the Secret New York City Music Venue In Times Square billboard.com/pro/inside-new…

Why Madonna Became the New Face of Grindr Speaking to WIRED, Madonna’s longtime manager Guy Oseary keeps circling back to one idea: the artist “wanted to get back to the basics.” Read that as dance music, the sound of the New York clubs where a young Madonna first turned heads in the ’80s. Read it, too, as the LGBTQ+ crowd that built those clubs — the community she has run with, and fought for, since the AIDS crisis was at its worst. “It felt authentic and organic,” Oseary tells the magazine. The whole thing started with a cold email last fall, sent straight to Grindr CEO George Arison. It came from a Gmail address, and Arison, reasonably enough, took it for a scam. Once he realized it wasn’t, Oseary made the trip to Grindr’s San Francisco offices to play the music and sketch out what a partnership might look like. “Madonna is part of the fabric and the culture,” Oseary says. He’ll tell you he once kicked around the idea of getting her to buy Grindr outright, back when it was on the market. “She’s been there from day one.” What happens after the album lands on July 3 is anyone’s guess; neither side seems to know yet whether this goes any further. Arison won’t say what it cost to stage the concert — only that it was “a lot.” Nor will he pretend it was painless. For the 80 people keeping the app’s backend upright, he admits, it’s been “stressful.” “We had to build a ton of technology from scratch,” he says. For Oseary, a move this unexpected is vintage Madonna: she has always been the first to try things, collaborations included — and he has the receipts. “We were the first to do lots of things with Madonna,” he says. “She helped launch the iTunes store with Steve Jobs. We did the first hologram performance of the Gorillaz. We’re always looking for interesting ways to do things. She’s an innovative artist.”

More impressions are reaching us from inside the Beacon Theatre — a first-hand account from a friend who was in the room. Visually, Madonna looks incredible throughout. One sequence, set to “Good For My Soul”, places her in a field surrounded by women, lasers shooting from between their legs, before she’s carried on a floating table drifting through a series of rooms, striking dance poses straight out of the Confessions era. Her own history is woven all the way through. In the bathroom scene — the one set to “Danceteria” — she uses a hand dryer exactly as she did in Desperately Seeking Susan, with men at the stalls and Madonna in a blue shimmery dress and a beehive. Elsewhere, there are rooms that openly echo “Justify My Love”, this time with women in surveillance-camera masks glancing around.

Que alguien diga “soy fan” de Madonna pero “ya no debería vestir, cantar o actuar así” no es fan, es una persona que no tolera ver a una mujer de 67 a actuando en libertad y haciendo lo que le gusta: MÚSICA. @MadonnaRecords @MadonnaMadders1 @JohnnyMadder 💜🪩

On the occasion of @Grindr Presents: Madonna LIVE in New York on June 4, 2026, @Madonna delivered an electrifying live performance presenting three new tracks from Confessions II. Madonna took over Times Square wearing a custom #DolceGabbana look featuring a chiffon teddy with lace details, layered over a satin balconette bra and paired with a waist cincher. The ensemble was completed with tulle gloves and sheer hold-up stockings. Styling: Rita Melssen Photography: Ricardo Gomes #DGFattoAMano

Anderson Cooper replaced Jimmy Fallon and joined Madonna and directors David Toro and Solomon Chase for the exclusive conversation at the Confessions II premiere at the Beacon Theatre, Tribeca Festival.

Madonna Transforms Times Square Into Pride Month Party With Surprise Grindr Pop-Up Show billboard.com/music/pop/mado…

Her stage presence remains unmatched. She could just even stand and look straight into the camera and you’d feel the Aura. Also, she made a small platform looking like a proper stage. That’s experience and years of being the one and only Queen

During the post-screening conversation at the Confessions II premiere, Madonna revealed that she co-wrote “The Test”, track 15 on the album, with her daughter Lourdes Leon. Lourdes was in the room for the screening, alongside two of Madonna’s other children, David Banda and Mercy James.

Last night at the Beacon Theatre was one for the books. Our dear friend Matthew Rettenmund (@mattrett ) — the author of Encyclopedia Madonniaca and one of the most knowledgeable Madonna fans on the planet, was there — and he’s just shared with us a moment that every Madonna fan deserves to hear about. Madonna was seated directly behind him. After the film ended, Matthew told her it was amazing. She thanked him profusely and touched his hand. Then he asked her the question that was on his mind: what was the song in the bathroom scene? She told him straight away: that’s “Danceteria”. And Matthew’s response was immediate: that’s the one. That’s the song everyone’s going to want. Madonna’s reaction? “Oh, thank you, thank you for telling me that”; and by all accounts, she could not have been nicer.