Madonna and Lady Gaga faced off in a staged catfight on live TV.
The pair of pop divas performed a synchronised dance-off, dressed in matching black lingerie and knee-high boots, as part of a skit on Saturday Night Live this week — hosted by Ryan Reynolds — which was called to a halt when Madonna started pulling Gaga’s wig and throttling her, yelling, “What the hell is a disco stick?” – referring to the younger star’s hit single “Love Game.”
The feuding pair had to be separated by the host of the fictitious MTV show Deep House Dish!
The Queen Is Here! Pop icon Madonna joins Dave in a chat about A-Rod, the possibility of marriage with boytoy Jesus, and her new greatest hits album over a slice of NY’s best pizza in this video clip from the Sept. 30 episode of the Late Show.
Last November, the Material Girl divorced director Guy Ritchie after eight years of marriage, and she’s vowed never to get hitched again!
“I think I’d rather get run over by a train,” she told Letterman. After placing an order on the phone, the two of them walked over to Angelo’s Pizza, located right next door to Manhattan’s famed Ed Sullivan Theater, where the two shared a few slices of the black olive and parmesan.
Madonna’s 12-year-old daughter, Lourdes Leon, wants to make career in movies.
The preteen is a burgeoning pianist and is really into fashion, but according to her famous mom, Hollywood holds the key to Lourdes’ heart. “I don’t think she wants to be a singer. I think she wants to be an actress,” Madonna told PopEater this week. “I’m fine with it, as long as she finishes school, and takes it seriously,” she added. “She also plays piano, and she’s really into clothes and fashion and style. She can go in any direction. She’s got a lot of diverse interests right now. I’m not pushing anything. We’ll see what she wants to do.”
….We think we’ve figured why Michael Jackson avoided Madonna for more than a decade….
Michael Jackson thought Madonna was “sincerely in love” with him — despite harboring a deep-seated envy over his incredibly successful career. The late King of Pop – who died in June from acute Propofol intoxication – claimed Madonna once threw herself at him, but he turned down the “Vogue” singer’s advances because he didn’t find her “sexy.”
We hear Her “Madgesty,” The Queen of Pop herself Madonna, is in discussions to make her first appearance on NBC’s long-running sketch comedy series Saturday Night Live in 16 years sometime during the show’s 35th season — which premieres this weekend with special guest host Megan Fox.
We’re not sure just yet whether Madge will be hosting, performing, or just making a cameo appearance.
