Gagnez un pack de DVD de films de Madonna et une affiche de "W.E." signée par Madonna.

From Hollywood:

Win a Madonna DVD Bundle and Signed 'W.E.' Poster!
By Hollywood.com Staff | Friday, January 27, 2012

If you think that W.E., Madonna's directorial debut and a Golden Globe winner for Best Original Song, is her first foray into the world of film, you must have been living in an immaterial world for the last 25 years (sorry, it just kinda happened). The Grammy winning recording artist has taken part in countless motion pictures throughout her career as she has redefined her image time and time again, and now we've got an exclusive opportunity for you to take home a huge DVD brick containing almost all of the films that she's been involved in!
But that's not it...one lucky winner will receive the fore mentioned bundle - which includes films like A League of Their Own, Dick Tracy, Evita, Die Another Day and more - as well as an official W.E. movie poster signed by the legendary diva herself (click here for complete film list: http://madonna.com/film/ )! Sound good? Then read on to find out how you can win:

Here's what you need to do:
1. "Like" us on Facebook.
2. Find the wall post corresponding to this giveaway, "like" it and share with your friends.
3. Leave a comment in the corresponding wall post telling us what your favorite Madonna movie is.

That's it! One lucky winner will be chosen at random on Tuesday, January 31 and informed of their victory in the wall post at the end of the contest. We'll then provide further instruction to get in touch via email to help you claim your prize.
We hope you enjoy entering the giveaway!

DVD Live filmé en Argentine: Sticky & Sweet Tour de Madonna.

Si es en vivo, el DVD se graba en la Argentina
AC/DC se suma a U2, Madonna y otros que filman aquí sus conciertos.

Argentina: el mejor público del mundo
En los últimos cinco años, Madonna, U2, AC/DC, The Police y Kiss, entre otros grandes del rock y el pop mundial, eligieron el país para registrar sus DVD en vivo
Miércoles 09 de marzo de 2011 | Publicado en edición impresa
Cecilia Millones
Para LA NACION

Una locomotora a toda marcha se impuso en las pantallas del escenario frente a una multitud con cuernitos de plástico que arengaba el arranque del concierto con un "¡Vamos AC/DC, carajo!". Mientras tanto, un despliegue de técnicos y productores capturaba segundo a segundo a este público que estalló con los primeros acordes de "Rockn'roll Train". Aquella imagen formará parte del DVD Live in Buenos Aires que la banda australiana lanzará a mediados de año. Con este proyecto, nuevamente el escenario argentino es el elegido por artistas y bandas de culto que, a raíz de la combinación de factores humanos, económicos, técnicos y de infraestructura, prefieren la Argentina para la producción de DVD, largometrajes y álbumes en vivo.
"Como fans, los argentinos somos distintos a otros: gritones, entusiastas, vemos el show como si fuera un partido de fútbol en el que hay que ganar; hay una locura y una energía que hace que las bandas nos prefieran entre tantos escenarios", contó a La Nacion Diego Villanueva, director de Marketing de Warner Music Argentina. Esta empresa acompañó a la cantante Madonna desde los comienzos de su carrera hasta que en 2007 la reina del pop eligió a la productora Live Nation. Esta última fue la que contrató a la empresa Time for Fun (T4F) en la Argentina para que en diciembre de 2008 nuestro país integrase el Sticky & Sweet Tour de la diva, y de los más de 30 destinos que tuvo programada la gira se eligieron los cuatro recitales en River para la confección del CD más DVD que lleva el nombre del tour.
"Definir cuál será el escenario de un proyecto audiovisual es una decisión estrictamente de los artistas, y que Madonna haya elegido a Buenos Aires entre tantas ciudades del mundo, es algo alucinante; fue un suvenir de su paso por la Argentina", agregó Villanueva.
Según Fernando Moya, director de T4F, estas decisiones se dan por la conjunción de tres factores determinantes: el económico, ya que a partir de 2004 la Argentina se colocó en una posición muy competitiva en el mercado audiovisual; el atractivo característico de nuestro paisaje sumado a la infraestructura y capacidad de los estadios, y el comportamiento de los fans. "Es lo que transmite el público, que canta bien y que es afinado; esto termina siendo un condimento clave en la cobertura de un show", explicó Moya.

La noche de Buenos Aires
TF4, además de haber sido la gestora del despliegue de Madonna y AC/DC en River, fue la compañía encargada de otros grandes recitales en el país, como el de Metallica, Radiohead, Paul McCartney y Megadeth, la banda que en su quinta visita al país, en 2005, grabó su recital en Obras para el DVD That One Night: Live in Buenos Aires. Con la banda presentando su trabajo The System Has Failed The Universe, Dave Mustaine exclamó ante un fervoroso público: "Son grosos, sépanlo". Según dijo luego el colorado líder del grupo, el trabajo "es una lección de fanatismo metalero de parte de una de las audiencias más participativas, alocadas e intensas del mundo".
Marcelo Moscheni, director de la empresa productora de shows Momer 360, quien ocupó el cargo de gerente de Marketing de Universal Music durante el Vértigo Tour, de U2, en marzo de 2006, y el mismo puesto en EMI durante el Somewhere Back in Time Tour, de Iron Maiden, en 2008, propone imaginarse la siguiente escena: una banda extranjera aterriza en Ezeiza. Camino al hotel recorre y descubre un paisaje de arquitectura inglesa y francesa en medio un país donde predominó la inmigración italiana y española. Por la noche, se embarca en un circuito nocturno con toda la movida cultural y la comida que quieras. Y lindas mujeres. A esto se le suma el broche final de fans fervorosos. "¿Cómo no van a estar enloquecidos con este país?"
"Recuerdo que para U2, había tensores que cruzaban todo el estadio, y por ellos se deslizaban las cámaras en la primera experiencia de recital en 3D que luego se proyectó en el IMAX", contó Moscheni. Paul McGuinnes, manager de U2, expresó que "un proverbio del rock & roll es que cuanto más al Sur te vas, más emocionante es el público".
"En cambio, con Iron Maiden no estuvo premeditado. Se filmaron en todos los escenarios de la gira y, en el momento de Ferro, no se sabía que se iba a usar ese material para ser parte del largometraje Flight 666", agrega Moscheni.
Otro caso es el de The Police, que editó el DVD Certificable con el registro de sus dos shows en River de diciembre de 2007. Además, para el lanzamiento del decimonoveno álbum de estudio de Kiss, Sonic Boom, en las tiendas norteamericanas Wal-Mart se lanzó una edición limitada que, además de contener un segundo CD con 15 clásicos, traía el DVD Kiss Bonus: Live Buenos Aires, con seis canciones interpretadas durante el recital en River, en abril de 2009.
Otro de los artistas que también eligió el escenario local es Enrique Bunbury. El cantante aragonés editará el 29 de este mes su nuevo álbum, titulado Gran Rex, un disco doble en directo grabado en el teatro de Corrientes, en diciembre del año pasado. Producido por él mismo, el trabajo incluye una selección de 24 canciones de su discografía completa, entre ellas: "Frente a Frente", "El Anzuelo" y "Lady Blue".

La economía es lo de menos
"Particularmente no creo que la economía sea el factor determinante -agregó Villanueva-. Son grandes figuras que no tienen ningún tipo de problema en este aspecto; es este público de cancha incorporado lo que los vuelve locos. Todos dicen lo mismo: «Acá hay que filmar algo». Terminan con una adrenalina distinta y se van con las ganas y el pensamiento de regresar para grabar un recital en algún momento."
Una frase guardada en la memoria de los seguidores de otra banda de culto: "Ustedes son demasiado buenos, no sé si lo merecemos; de todos estos años, pienso que ésta es la mejor audiencia para la que hemos tocado. Ninguna otra canta durante los solos de guitarra, ¡por Dios!". Esas fueron las palabras de Eddie Vedder, líder de Pearl Jam, durante su primera visita a la Argentina, en noviembre de 2005.
Por el momento, habrá que conformarse con que en su nuevo álbum, Live On Ten Legs -que contiene temas en vivo de sus giras entre 2003 y 2010- se incluya el tema "Porcho", en vivo, desde aquella presentación en Ferro ante más de 20.000 seguidores. Sin embargo, una importante fuente del sector discográfico anticipó la posibilidad de contar con su visita durante el segundo semestre de este año.
Para conocer más novedades sobre futuros proyectos de éstas y otras leyendas, por el momento, será cuestión de armarse de tiempo y paciencia, y, por supuesto, mantener viva aquella fervorosa esencia de un público local que se ganó un lugar en el centro de la escena de la música.

EL ULTIMO
En mayo se editará AC/DC Live at River Plate, filmado en el estadio de Núñez en 2009.
"ME SACO EL SOMBRERO"
Cuenta la leyenda que luego de actuar por primera vez en la Argentina, en 1992, en el estadio de Vélez, y junto con su banda The X-Pensive Winos, Keith Richards se enamoró del público local de tal manera que no se detuvo hasta convencer al resto de los Stones de visitar el país con Sus Majestades Satánicas, cosa que hicieron poco más de dos años después. En 1995, The Rolling Stones debutó en Buenos Aires con cinco conciertos con entradas agotadas en el estadio de River Plate y sellaron para siempre su apasionada relación. "Ellos son la más increíble, energética y entusiasta audiencia que cualquiera pueda pedir... me saco el sombrero", dijo alguna vez el guitarrista sobre el público argentino. Además, Richards fue también el responsable de que varios de sus amigos músicos aterrizaran por primera vez en nuestro país, luego de su consejo: "Tienen que ir a tocar allí, ese lugar es increíble".

Source: La Nacion.

Le DVD du Blond Ambition Tour de Madonna plus tard dans l'année.

Madonna's Blonde Ambition will FINALLY make it to DVD
by Dean Piper, Sunday Mirror 6/02/2011

For Madonna fans it’s the closest thing to the Holy Grail – and it’s coming our way soon.
The notorious Blonde Ambition world tour – arguably her best – is set to be released on DVD.
My source tells me: “It’ll be later in the year – the wheels are in motion.”

Source: Sunday Mirror.

Madonna dans le nouveau DVD de Michael Parkinson le 22 novembre 2010.

Official Press Release - Communiqué Officiel de Presse

2entertain Announce the Release of the New Michael Parkinson DVD

LONDON, Nov. 18, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- 2entertain has announced the release of The Michael Parkinson Collection. The DVD will feature Parkinson's personal choice of the best moments from over 2000 interviews from the entire back catalogue of Parkinson.
With a career spanning over 40 years, Michael Parkinson is the most successful and recognised interviewer in the country and one of the nation's favourite television personalities.  For the first time ever BBC DVD offers The Michael Parkinson Collection DVD available from 22nd November.
The DVD allows viewers to watch Parkie's career, all hand-picked and introduced by the man himself featuring classic in-depth interviews with some of the most famous people in the world.
The DVD features conversations with John Wayne, James Stewart and Jimmy Cagney and modern greats such as Tom Hanks, Samuel L Jackson and Tom Cruise. It also features some of Parkie's most well known moments such as; Lauren Bacall, the housewife megastar Dame Edna Everage, Jane Fonda, Madonna, when Parkie met Meg and wrestled Emu.
This two disc collection also includes interviews with celebrated sportsmen from Muhammad Ali to David Beckham, the legendary John Lennon, Sir David Attenborough and Richard Burton and the great raconteurs such as Kenneth Williams and Peter Ustinov, as well as the best comedians of their generation from Tommy Cooper and Robin Williams to Les Dawson and Peter Kay.
Extras include a specially made documentary charting the history of the show and lifting the lid on the behind the scenes secrets plus a collection of moments the host would rather forget.
Parkie's People by Sir Michael Parkinson is published in hardback by Hodder and is also available to buy.

About 2entertain:
2entertain is the largest UK-owned publisher of DVD and digital content exploiting TV content globally through DVD, Blu-ray and through digital formats including downloads and apps. 2entertain includes Demon Music Group, the UK's largest independent record company which produces CD, Music DVDs and digital downloads. In 2009/10 2 entertain returned profits of 38.2m pounds Sterling.
2entertain is a wholly owned subsidiary of BBC Worldwide, the main commercial arm of the BBC. The company exists to maximise the value of the BBC's assets for the benefit of the licence fee payer and invests in public service programming in return for rights. 2 entertain is part of BBC Worldwide's Home Entertainment division, one of the company's six core businesses.

Source: PRNewswire.

Read also:

Michael Parkinson about Madonna in his autobiography

The Michael Parkinson Collection DVD

Michael Parkinson and Madonna

DVD français "Madonna - Une insolente passion" le 13 septembre 2010.

DVD Zone 2. Pal
13 septembre 2010

Contenu du DVD :
Le documentaire

Fiche détaillée : Madonna - Une insolente passion
Genre Documentaire
Editeur
Langue 1 français
Qualité Pal
Durée (mn) Minutes
couleur/noir blanc couleur
Stéréo / Mono stéréo

Source: Fnac.

Nouveau DVD: "Madonna - Do You Think I'M Sexy ?"

"Madonna - Do You Think I'M Sexy ?"
THE UNTOLD STORY
SPECIAL EDITION 2 DISC SET
Release date : June 14, 2010
PAL, Special Edition
Language : English
Studio : Chrome Dreams
ASIN: B002WUVVLS
112 minutes

Revue Musicale: Madonna - Sticky & Sweet Tour.

Saturday, April 17, 2010
Last updated 6:55 a.m. PT
Music Review: Madonna - Sticky & Sweet Tour
By JUSTIN KANTOR
BLOGCRITICS.ORG

Madonna has reached a career apex where she’s not so much a longstanding artist, but a living legend. This doesn’t guarantee an all-out commercial takeover for each project she releases, but it does speak to the sheer quality of her body of work: the product sells itself without flashy marketing.
The Sticky & Sweet Tour comprises three hours (two on DVD, one on CD) from a 2008 Buenos Aires concert. The CD component is a given pleaser for longtime fans. It’s the DVD, however, that’s the universal draw. Spanning the breadth of her musical output from 1983’s “Borderline” through 2008’s “4 Minutes,” the show accomplishes a remarkable feat not only in its ability to survey an exciting array of music genres — but also in the infinite spectacle of stage antics, choreography, and fashions that have made M such a long-lasting force. At the same time, the foundation is planted firmly in distinctively contemporary, highly enduring technique.
Indeed, very few artists these days have the luxury to produce a live show of such massive proportions. Over the course of two full, uninterrupted hours comes an abundance of grandiose sets and effects; a voluminous line-up of dancers; precisely engineered sound and sequence; and sharply produced, celebrity-studded video clips.
When M opens the show with “Candy Shop” seated on a throne that’s perched atop a silver stairway, one might be inclined to think the Queen of Pop has bitten off more than she can chew. Certainly, the first few notes out of her robust 5’4” frame sound shaky and timid. Yet, as the determined audience’s cheers mesh with the spectacle of candy-colored lights, she wastes no time picking up momentum. Once she reaches Destination: Center Stage, the “Sweet Machine” can run full-throttle, with agile dance moves and spirited interplay churning out plentiful helpings of sticky rhythm and grooves.
“Vogue 2008” sets the 1990 classic to the Timbaland production of “4 Minutes,” transforming it from a house-driven workout to a minimalist, hip-pop jam. Followed contrastingly by a retrofied update of “Into the Groove,” the scene changes from mechanical futurism to a vibrant, Keith Haring-designed backdrop — over which the 50-years-young performer seamlessly twists and writhes around moving fixtures before double-dutch jumproping in time to the song’s breakdown.
During the second half of the concert, La M delves into her ballad side — as well as her flair for international influences — more smoothly than usual. Where past tours saw her make a strained effort to be serious with slower songs, Sticky & Sweet finds her in a much more becoming, relaxed mode as she delivers the plaintive “Devil Wouldn’t Recognize You” and “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina,” on which she’s joined by several acoustic guitarists, an accordion player, and violinist. Meanwhile, the entire dance troupe is flanked by traditional folk musicians on a festive, multiculti update of the originally understated “La Isla Bonita.”
Only a couple disappointing moments surface in the show, as far as musical arrangements are concerned. The faux Grunge-rock interpretation of “Borderline” strips the tune of its uncomplicated beauty and replaces it with a monotonous drivel of guitars, to which M adds one of several jarring, random screams of “Motherfucker!” Elsewhere, her '90s proclamation of self-assurance, “Human Nature,” is given a talkbox-driven funk treatment. This itself isn’t such a bad idea; but its placement in the show is noticeably anti-climactic, and the vocal delivery is feeble.
The confident lyrics and engaging musical structure of “Heartbeat” and “She’s Not Me,” both from the Hard Candy album, best encapsulate the energetic flavor of the experience. As M aggressively interacts with a handful of clones adorning the stage, the latter number’s message that “She doesn’t have my name, she’ll never have what I have,” truly comes to life.
30 minutes of behind-the-scenes footage from the tour is also included. This is more in-depth than similar video found on The Confessions Tour DVD. Still, its lack of in-depth scenes from any single aspect of the experience leaves a feeling of detachment. Unquestionably, it’s Madonna and company’s actual show — the entire spectacle of song, dance, style, and attitude — that make the Sticky & Sweet Tour an invigorating and highly memorable happening.

Article Author: Justin Kantor
Justin Kantor is a music journalist with a passion for in-depth artist interviews and reviews. His works have been published most prominently in The All-Music Guide (both print and online editions) and SoulMusic.com. A graduate of Berklee College of Music's Music Business and Management program, he honed his writing chops as a teenager -- publishing "The Hip Key" magazine from 1992-1996. Created out of his childhood home in Virginia Beach, the publication reached a circulation of 10,000 by the time Justin was 16. At Berklee, he continued to perfect his craft with a series of 'Underrated Soul' features for the school's student newspaper, "The Groove," from 1997-2003. This led to a companion TV show on Manhattan Neighborhood Network in 2002; as well as writing for the national Dance Music Authority. As a self-described "obscure pop, dance, and R&B junkie," he is excited to be a part of the BlogCritics team and indulge his musical fancies even further!

Source: SeattlePi/Blog Critics.

CD-DVD "Sticky & Sweet Tour" de Madonna: revue de 'Cameron M'.

Madonna - Sticky & Sweet Tour DVD
Reviews, By Cameron M, 7th April, 2010

Ta-daaa! Madonna, the world’s fittest and most-infamous 51-year-old is back with a new tour DVD, and whaddya know? It’s good. But what else would you expect from Madge, the self-confessed biggest control freak in the world?
Let’s break it down.
The show is divided into four sections – Pimp (S&M theme), Old School (for Madge’s classic songs), Gypsy (Romanian folk music and dance), and Rave (eastern influences).
Crammed into these four parts is a stack of new material from her last album Hard Candy. To Madonna’s credit, the live performance format really saves some of the atrocious songs on said album.
Case in point – Spanish Lesson, a song that made me want to eject Hard Candy from my stereo and fling it out the window as quickly as possible. To any die hard Madonna fans out there gasping at this criticism, check yourself. We all know that it’s a crappy song. But when you put Madonna, Spanish Lesson, and thousands of screaming Argentinean fans together into one arena, the song sounds – and looks – incredible.
Similarly, during She’s Not Me, four Madonna lookalikes dressed to represent four different Madge eras (the cone bra, Material Girl, etc) emerge on the circle stage. When listening to the song on Hard Candy I’d give it a “Meh” out of 10, but watching Madonna belt the song out while beating up her lookalikes, and finishing off the act with a jaw dropping solo dance, it’s hard not to stare in awe. Apparently Hard Candy was all about context…
A few of the Madonna tracks are played and performed as mash ups in Sticky & Sweet. Madonna’s Rain is remixed with the Eurythmics’ Here Comes The Rain Again, and Music is performed with samples of Indeep’s Last Night a Deejay Saved My Life and Put Your Hands Up For Detroit.
It’s an interesting format, but for all of the remixing of non-Madge songs with Madge songs, Like A Prayer laid over Felix’s Don’t You Want Me is the only one that gets my feet tapping.
Sticky boasts a lot of hip hop style dancing, matching with the R&B direction of Hard Candy. Naturally her dancers are hot and incredibly talented, and they nail every single move that’s been choreographed for them. But within the confines of their hip hop mandate, it feels like they aren’t given the chance to flaunt their full range of wares during the tour.
As always, the visuals accompanying Madge’s show are spectacular. The use of video for her hugely political and controversial Get Stupid Remix is the best example, where historical world nemeses and tragedies such as Adolf Hitler, starving nations, and even John McCain are juxtaposed with images of heroes, including Mother Teresa and Barack Obama. The point? To encourage us to think for ourselves and act without hesitation. Oh, and to make another quintessential Madge statement, of course.
Madge’s duets with Justin Timberlake and Pharrell Williams are performed with the men themselves appearing and singing in the videos behind Madonna. Britney appears in video during Human Nature, and the crowd goes insane when the song finishes with her classic line “It’s Britney Bitch.”
The HD is so crisp that you can almost see Madge scowl at any dancer who puts a toe out of line; the only obstacle preventing this is Madge’s penchant for botox, which prevents scowling and a whole array of other facial expressions available to the general, non-botoxed-to-the-hilt public (it’s OK Madonna – we’ll still love you even when you have wrinkles…).
I should mention that I forced my boyfriend to watch the DVD with me, and about 20 minutes in he commented on Madonna’s incessant hip gyrations. It’s a common denominator that can also be seen in Confessions and most of Madonna’s film clips since the year 2000. Sticky & Sweet could easily be renamed the “Madge and her Vadge Tour”, but I digress.
One of the most annoying things is Madonna’s newfound love for playing the guitar. Call me a heathen if you must, but by the fifth time Madonna picks up the guitar to pluck out a tune I reach for the fast forward button. I would prefer to stare at her vadge while she performed wicked dance moves and camp disco tunes across the stage, thank you very much.
There is a poignant moment right before the song “You Must Love Me” where Madonna picks up the guitar (ugh) and stops to address the audience. “It’s good to be back!” she cries. “After 13 years!” she continues. “Too long, right?” she asks. “Never again, right?” she promises.
Of course the one-sided dialogue is met only with rapturous applause from the audience. I wonder what she’ll tell Australians when she finally comes back? Madonna, in case you’re reading this, it’s been 17 years already and it’s not like you’re getting any younger, OK?
Given that the show has been recorded in Buenos Aires, it’s fitting that she performs Don’t Cry For Me Argentina. During this song, the looks on peoples’ faces as the camera scans the crowd are priceless. Sheer love for Madge (and her vadge) abounds in everyone. Later on in the DVD, a woman is shown with euphoric tears streaming down her face during Like a Virgin.
Someone recently said to me “Madonna has really nailed the live performance format, hasn’t she?” After watching Sticky & Sweet, I feel like I both agree and disagree.
After unleashing her mind blowing Confessions Tour, Madonna had some huge expectations to live up to. If I compare it to Confessions, a tour DVD that I’ve literally watched over 50 times, Sticky & Sweet falls short. Technically it’s spectacular, but it lacks originality and the “WOW” factor that I was hoping for.
I guess the reason I’m being so hard on Madonna is because I, like all of her fans, know that Madonna is capable of putting on a much, much better show.
That said, Madonna remains one of the most dedicated, talented, and determined performers of today. Despite my gripes, fans will love the Sticky & Sweet DVD and we’re already eagerly awaiting her next album and global tour.
Hurry up already Madonna!
Source: SameSame.

Check out Madonna’s Get Stupid Remix below from Madge’s Sticky & Sweet tour.

CD-DVD "Sticky & Sweet Tour" de Madonna: revue de "EW".

Music Review
Sticky & Sweet Tour
Reviewed by Mikael Wood | Mar 31, 2010

Hard Candy was very minor Madonna, but her world tour behind it was a straight-up (disco) ball. And while this live CD-DVD can't replicate being there, Sticky & Sweet — taped in Buenos Aires in 2008 — does capture the show's rejuvenative streak, as on the electro-garage ''Hung Up.'' Props, too, for a behind-the-scenes doc that actually goes behind the scenes. Auditioning for Madge: intense! B+

Download These:
Like a Prayer 2008 with a pounding techno beat at lala.com
Expletive-enriched Human Nature at lala.com

Source: EW (Entertainment Weekly).

THE BEAT GOES ON with Madonna
Photo: Steven Klein.

Le Sticky & Sweet Tour de Madonna en DVD, Blu-Ray et CD le 30 mars 2010.

January 12, 2010
Madonna’s ‘Sticky & Sweet’ Concert To Be Released March 30th On DVD, Blu-Ray And CD

LOS ANGELES, CA -- January 12, 2009 -- Madonna’s most recent stage extravaganza, the “Sticky & Sweet” concert, will be released on March 30th, it was announced today by Live Nation, the world’s largest live music company. “Sticky & Sweet”, which was produced by Live Nation, was the most successful tour by a solo artist in history and was seen by over 3.5 million fans in 32 countries around the world. The show, which will be distributed by Warner Bros Records, will be available on DVD, Blu-Ray and CD and will include many of the Material Girl’s hits from the course of her unprecedented career including, “4 Minutes,” “Like a Prayer,” “Hung Up” and “Ray of Light”. Filmed in Buenos Aires, over four days to a crowd exceeding 256,000 fans, the concert also includes a show stopping moment when Madonna performs a historic “Don’t Cry For Me Argentina” to a thunderous audience response from her Argentine fans. Also included are several hits from the multi-Grammy winner’s most recent CD “Hard Candy” which debuted at No. 1 in 37 countries. The DVD also includes 30 minutes of exclusive footage filmed behind the scenes during the course of the tour. “Part concert, part block party and all fun, there is still only one Madonna,” raved the Oakland Press in their review of the “Sticky & Sweet” Tour. “A night of triumph and defiance… A two hour multi-media juggernaut,” glowed the LA Times. “Our lady of perpetual motion…This may be the best tour she’s ever stitched together,” claimed the NY Post.

ABOUT LIVE NATION:
Live Nation’s mission is to maximize the live concert experience. Our core business is producing, marketing and selling live concerts for artists via our global concert pipe. Live Nation is the largest producer of live concerts in the world, annually producing over 22,000 concerts for 1,600 artists in 33 countries. During 2008, the company sold over 50 million concert tickets and drove over 70 million unique visitors to LiveNation.com. Live Nation is transforming the concert business by expanding its concert platform into ticketing and building the industry’s first artist-to-fan vertically integrated concert platform. The company is headquartered in Los Angeles, California and is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, trading under the symbol LYV. For additional information about the company, please visit www.livenation.com/investors.
Source: Madonna.com.