IN THE NEWS:
Madonna's forthcoming world tour continues to expand at breakneck speed, with additional dates added in four cities as the singer gets set to back her latest studio release.
A handful of second-night performances have been added to Madonna's international tour supporting her latest studio effort, "MDNA."
Madonna broke her self-imposed radio silence since Sunday's (2/5) Super Bowl, where her preposterous halftime performance somehow managed to be upstaged by guest star M.I.A.'s upraised middle finger.
Just two days after her Super Bowl halftime performance, Madonna has revealed a worldwide tour that spans the majority of 2012.
Love her or hate her, Madonna sure seems to know how to both get and keep people talking about her.
Madonna is back, and she's ready for some football.
Madonna will precede her Super Bowl halftime performance with a taste of her impending album as she unveils its lead single, "Give Me All Your Luvin."
Madonna will release her next album in late March, and she'll drop its first single ahead of her performance during the Super Bowl XLVI Halftime Show.
The NFL, confirming reports that surfaced a couple of months ago, has announced that Madonna will perform during the Super Bowl XLVI halftime show.
A popular sports website is reporting that Madonna has been booked to perform during the Super Bowl XLVI halftime show, which takes place Feb. 5 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
