Madonna’s Secret Album

In a less common move, Madonna shared an authentic Instagram video where she could be seen playfully rolling on the floor, dressed minimally in a pink robe, black thigh-high stockings, and heels.

In a nod to timeless style, the iconic 66-year-old Pop Queen was spotted donning a Burberry trench coat and eyeglasses, accentuating a complexion that seemed remarkably free of lines typical for someone her age.

In her luxurious three Georgian townhouse residence on the Upper West Side, worth $32.5 million, Madonna displayed one of Tamara de Lempicka’s original art pieces.

The multiple Grammy Award-winning artist was observed penning the phrases ‘Goodbye’ and ‘Amore’ onto his own notepaper as well.

Michigan-native Madge, with a massive following of 53.9 million on social media, posted about her pajama party with the caption: “New edition of Bedtime Stories and vinyl records coming up soon!

More than three decades have passed since the self-made music icon launched her sixth studio album, which earned a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Album and produced two top-charting hits, “Secret” and “Take a Bow,” on the Billboard Hot 100.

On her album “Bedtime Story,” Madonna worked with producers like Babyface and Dallas Austin to create an R&B/hip-hop feel. However, it was Icelandic pop sensation Björk who transformed Madonna’s song “Sweet Intuition” into the title track for this album.

Madonna tapped EDM producers Nellee Hooper and Marius De Vries to refine “Bedtime Story”, along with director Mark Romanek overseeing the music video for this atmospheric dance track. This song, costing $5M to produce, was among the priciest music videos ever made.

In the music video for “Human Nature,” directed by Jean-Baptiste Mondino, Madonna playfully referenced her past controversies surrounding her book, Sex, and her overly sensual image in Erotica, by incorporating BDSM themes.

Originally intending to start a Bedtime Stories Tour, the mother of six who had been married and divorced twice, swiftly abandoned her plans when presented with the lead role in Alan Parker’s 1996 film version of the Broadway musical “Evita.

As I step back into the studio, I can’t help but feel a wave of nostalgia wash over me as I reflect on the past. Yet, it’s not just a trip down memory lane; instead, I’m pouring my heart and soul into crafting fresh, vibrant tunes for the sequel to my 2005 dance album, Confessions on a Dance Floor. I’m thrilled to be collaborating once again with musical director Stuart Price on this exciting project, and I can’t wait for you all to hear what we’ve been working on!

‘I can’t wait to share it with you!’ the Desperately Seeking Susan alum wrote last Thursday.

In an impressive finale, Madonna, who boasts a massive following of 37.2 million monthly listeners on Spotify, wrapped up her highly profitable 81-date Celebration Tour on May 4, amassing a total gross of $225.3 million.

Approximately one year following Universal’s decision to halt production on her self-directed biopic featuring Julia Garner, the founder of Raising Malawi disclosed in July that she and screenwriter Erin Cressida Wilson have been reworking the script, now titled “Who’s That Girl.

Previously, Madonna directed films that received unfavorable reviews and underperformed at the box office. These included “Filth and Wisdom” in 2008 and “W.E.” in 2011.