Madonna is just like you. Right?

[DrLeftover]

No.

If her MDNA tour demands are any indication, it seems Madonna is still a Material Girl! In Touch has learned the pop star’s backstage rider states she is traveling with a whopping 200-person entourage including 30 bodyguards, personal chefs, a yoga instructor, an acupuncturist and even an on-site dry cleaner.



That’s not all! An insider tells In Touch that when Madonna’s performing, she expects her dressing room to come equipped with 20 international phone lines, be draped in a special fabric and filled with lilies and white and light-pink roses that have stems trimmed to precisely six inches.



After the show, the 53-year-old will retire to her hotel, which absolutely must feel like her home away from home.



“She requires all furniture be removed from the rooms and replaced with her own pieces that she has shipped in,” reveals another insider to In Touch.

http://www.intouchweekly.com/2012/06/madonnatourdemands.php

 

[Jazzy]

A girl after my own heart! ( Just kidding folks)



More power to her is what I say. People can demand things all they want and not get anywhere. Seems like she's worth it because she gets what she wants.

 

[DrLeftover]

She's evidently worth it to somebody.



But not to me.

 

[Fatal Dawn]

How can she be like us? How many Modonnas are there in the world? How many people can say they have accomplished even half of what she has?



Anyways, I think she deserves it, considering who she is.

 

[Evil Eye]

I'm not a 56 year-old woman, so no

Pretty cool though.

 

[DrLeftover]

how soon we forget



Ahem.

The night, however, belongs to Madonna. If Live Earth is a spectacle as much as a wake-up call, pop's queen bee has the massed children's choirs, dancers and carbon-quota-busting light show to make Live Earth historic.



Her progress from Material Girl to planet custodian has been an unlikely one - not least because it involves Gogol Bordello playing 'La Isla Bonita' at punk speed tonight. But perhaps Live Earth's most potent message is that if Madonna - one of pop's most inveterate megalomaniacs - can give a stuff about the future of the planet, than so can we.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2007/jul/08/pop.popreviews





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss16geBBEM4

 

[Jazzy]

How creditable is In Touch? Sounds as creditable as Fox News to me.