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40000 ljudi za Srbiju je odlicno. Najjaci su mi oni komentari ogranicenih ljudi Madona je imala "samo" 40 000 eto kolka je zvezda a nasa Ceca 150 000Ne znam kako neko moze da bude toliko glup pa da pdvali tako nesto. Nek ode Ceca u sred USA da drzi koncert.
daaaa..na te komentare sam i ja nailazio vezano za Cecu..jos da dodam da je isti koncert Madonna odrzala i u Crnoj Gori...sto je prakticno jos veci uspeh...dva apsolutno ista koncerta sa velikim cenama karata(bar za nase podneblje)+oba popunjena...mada mislim da je u Crnoj gori bioo oko 80000...sto bi znacilo da je oko bar 15 000 ljudi otilso opet na koncert u Beogradu! inace karte za Cecu su 300 dinara!
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Lady Gaga’s Creative Director Admits to Ripping off Madonna
Choreographer Laurieann Gibson has helped Lady Gaga with her often spectacle-filled performances. She admitted Gaga was ripping off Madonna in an interview to the LA Times…
LA Times: A lot of her visual aesthetics have been compared to Madonna. As her creative director what are your thoughts on that?
Laurieann Gibson: Listen, [Madonna] should be bitter because I did it on purpose, and you can quote me. I did it on purpose because for all those kids who believe that you can’t, I wanted to let them feel that you can. And that’s what I represent, that’s what Gags represents. That’s what this movement represents.
Choreographer Laurieann Gibson has helped Lady Gaga with her often spectacle-filled performances. She admitted Gaga was ripping off Madonna in an interview to the LA Times…
LA Times: A lot of her visual aesthetics have been compared to Madonna. As her creative director what are your thoughts on that?
Laurieann Gibson: Listen, [Madonna] should be bitter because I did it on purpose, and you can quote me. I did it on purpose because for all those kids who believe that you can’t, I wanted to let them feel that you can. And that’s what I represent, that’s what Gags represents. That’s what this movement represents.
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Henry Rollins is an American singer-songwriter, spoken word artist, writer, publisher, actor, radio DJ, activist and columnist.
He now has his own weekly column in the music section of the LA Weekly. This time the subject was one of the major forces in human existence: Lust.
Of course, he mentions Madonna…
On this topic, someone who deserves her own paragraph is no doubt Madonna.
She took more flak than any woman who ever hit a stage.
She didn’t flinch.
She stood down the world. She did it her way and continues to.
She always wins and because of her, countless millions have been inspired.
When Madonna came out with that “boy toy” belt buckle, it seemed that she was submissively caving in to what was expected of a pretty girl. Wrong. It was, in fact, one of the most adroit reversals of power in modern culture.
After that, her strength became immeasurable.
Her crotch grab was more meaningful than anyone else’s. Check your watch — she just kicked your ass three times.
Thanks to these brave and innovative people and all the others who stood up for their truth and their libido, music remains a most excellent lust accelerant.
He now has his own weekly column in the music section of the LA Weekly. This time the subject was one of the major forces in human existence: Lust.
Of course, he mentions Madonna…
On this topic, someone who deserves her own paragraph is no doubt Madonna.
She took more flak than any woman who ever hit a stage.
She didn’t flinch.
She stood down the world. She did it her way and continues to.
She always wins and because of her, countless millions have been inspired.
When Madonna came out with that “boy toy” belt buckle, it seemed that she was submissively caving in to what was expected of a pretty girl. Wrong. It was, in fact, one of the most adroit reversals of power in modern culture.
After that, her strength became immeasurable.
Her crotch grab was more meaningful than anyone else’s. Check your watch — she just kicked your ass three times.
Thanks to these brave and innovative people and all the others who stood up for their truth and their libido, music remains a most excellent lust accelerant.
