Madonna – “Give Me All Your Luvin” (LMFAO MIX) ft Nicki Minaj, LMFAO
LMFAO breathes life into Madonna’s dance floor dead on arrival single. They turn the “Hey Mickey”-esque track into pretty much a track you’d find on their last album–in other words a “party rocking” dance number. It definitely gives the track the MUCH needed boost from its flat original sound. And LMFAO were smart enough to leave Nicki Minaj on the track. The Party Rockers may just save the Material Girl’s troubled new song after all!
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Music Monday: DJ Steve Sidewalk says Melanie Amaro, Havana Brown are on "PURE FIRE"
Music Monday: DJ Steve Sidewalk sounds off on Madonna's newest single
If anyone knows me, they know I am a long time Madonna fan. She’s the queen. However, I LOVE Madonna but I don’t LUV her. This song disasterously leaked back in late fall. Madonna and company claimed it was just a demo, but really it was just the version without MIA or Nicki–who, by the way, sound poorly added in.
When this track leaked, both dance floors and the social media sites instantly were not having it. I was hoping a revamped version and the Madonna marketing team would be able to save it come February, but sadly no. If you ask me, she should have picked a new song all together.
Madonna shines at the Super Bowl Halftime Show [video]
Sneaky of the NFL to hire Madonna for their half-time show to lure in the gays. We’d give you a rundown of the actual performance, but why not just watch it for yourself?
Madonna's New Video "Give Me All Your Luvin'"
Before you all watch her on the Super Bowl half time show, here is Madonna’s brand new video with Nicki Minaj and M.I.A. What do you think? Are you loving it or do you hate it? Should the Material girl continue or just hang it up? Let us know in the comments section!
Tame Golden Globes Has A Few Special Moments!
Ricky Gervais did not have to be bleeped out the entire evening and was a blessing to the censors at the 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards. The 1927 Hollywood themed movie The Artist won the most Golden Globes with three each, including Original Score, Best Actor for Jean Dujardin, and Best Motion Picture-Drama. Dujardin started off his acceptance speech by apologizing to the audience if they did not understand him because he is French.
Another big winner was Showtime’s Homeland which picked up two awards: Best Drama Series and Best Actress in a Drama Series for Claire Danes. Danes reminisced how she was 15 years old when she won her first Golden Globe for My So-Called Life. She was “in tears because she forgot to thank her parents.” Danes brought her mother with her that night and immediately thanked her. In another heartfelt thank you to family, Michelle Williams, winning for her portrayal of Marilyn Monroe in My Weekend with Marilyn, said she considers herself a mom first and then an actress. She went on to dedicate her award to her daughter, Matilda, whom she had with the late Heath Ledger:
“I want to say thank you for sending me off to this job every day with a hug and a kiss. I couldn’t have done it any other way. It made me so excited to come home at night. And for suffering for six months of bedtime stories, where all the princesses were read aloud in a Marilyn Monroe-sounding voice.”
While Gervais behaved himself, Meryl Streep slipped out a profanity, after realizing she had forgotten her glasses and could not see her acceptance speech she wrote for her win for Best Actress in a Motion Picture-Drama for her take on Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady. Streep told the LA Times backstage:
“I can’t believe I said [that] on TV. I never do anything like that! I had such a good speech. Here it is, and I can’t see it all — I left my glasses at the table — would you like to hear it now?”
The cameras panned on the audience as the glasses made it all the way up to George Clooney (winner for The Descendants), who did not attempt to go up the stairs to give them to Streep, who praised the number of power female roles this year.
Fans of the Material Girl have something to rejoice about as well. Madonna won Best Original Song for “Masterpiece” from her directed film W.E. Later that evening, she presented Foreign Language Film and shot back at Gervais after he said she is “still like a virgin” by quipping “Ricky, if I’m still like a virgin, why do you come over here and do something about it. I haven’t kissed a girl in a few years… on TV.”
Here is a complete list of the winners of the 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards:
Supporting Actor-Motion Picture: Christopher Plummer, Beginners
Actress-TV Series, Comedy or Musical: Laura Dern, Enlightened
Mini-Series or TV Movie: Downton Abbey
Actress-Mini-Series or TV Movie: Kate Winslet, Mildred Pierce
Actor- TV Series, Drama: Kelsey Grammer, Boss
Drama Series: Homeland
Original Score, Motion Picture: The Artist
Original Song, Motion Picture: Masterpiece by Madonna, W.E.
Actor-Mini-Series or TV Movie: Idris Elba, Luther
Actress-Comedy Motion Picture or Musical: Michelle Williams, My Weekend with Marilyn
Supporting Actor-TV: Peter Dinklage, Game of Thrones
Animated Feature Film: The Adventures of Tin Tin
Screenplay: Midnight in Paris
Supporting Actress-TV: Jessica Lange, American Horror Story
Foreign Language Film: A Separation, Iran
Actress- Drama Series: Claire Danes, Homeland
Actor-Comedy Series: Matt LeBlanc, Episodes
Supporting Actress-Motion Picture: Octavia Spencer, The Help
Director: Martin Scorsese, Hugo
Actor-Comedy Motion Picture or Musical: Jean Dujardin, The Artist
Actress-Motion Picture Drama: Meryl Streep, The Iron Lady
Comedy Motion Picture or Musical: The Artist
Actor- Motion Picture Drama: George Clooney, The Descendants
Drama Motion Picture: The Descendants
Cecille B. Demille Award: Morgan Freeman
