Launch of Material Girl Line by Taylor Momsen

"Gossip Girl "star  Taylor Momsen has launched the Material Girl Lineand  also performed at the said event at  Macy’s Herald Square on Tuesday August 3 in New York City.
Material Girl, is the latest line from Madonna and her daughter Lourdes Leon, was unveiled solely  in Macy’s stores across the country and on Macys.com on Tuesday
Earlier, new ads for the line which featured Taylor were released.
On September 22nd, Madonna and Lola, is set to make a special appearance at the same venue.
 

Lady GaGa's 'Alejandro' Video

Lady GaGa's music video "Alejandro" has already launched.

This will give fans with dark, sexy scenes with similarities to Madonna's "Vogue".

In the video, the singer bares a cold heart, which seemingly belongs to Alejandro. There is also   a bed scene with a male and a rifle-equipped bra when dancing with shirtless, muscular men.

"She likes epics. It fits her personality. We combined dance, narrative and attributes of surrealism," said by director Steven Klein who has worked with Madonna. "The process was to express Lady GaGa's desire to reveal her heart and bear her soul."

GaGa said the video has "homoerotic military theme." In an earlier interview with Larry King, "It is a celebration of my love and appreciation for the gay community, my admiration of their bravery, their love for one another and their courage in their relationships."

She explained, "I can speak for myself in that my admiration comes from an incredibly steadfast and joyful courage and bravery they have for one another and their community. To be gay and live openly in this society requires tremendous strength. ... I admire it and envy it in some ways. It's something that, as a woman, I don't always wholeheartedly possess."

Victoria Beckham to Guest on 'Glee'

Victoria Adams is more well-known for her skill in fashion than her singing career. Reports say she has been invited to "Glee".

It was  reported that the TV show does not only want her but is "begging" for her guest star appearance.

"The Madonna and Lady GaGa episodes of Glee were such a success, execs want to feature Posh," a source said. "She's much more po-faced, but she's a gay icon. They reckon she'll go down a storm."

However, FOX has not made a comment on the casting reports making the status a rumor.

Earlier, director Ryan Murphy said that he would welcome any type of celebrities to the show as long as they have "a certain degree of theatricality".

Meanwhile, Ryan has said that they will bring back songs by Barbra Streisand. "Also coming up, Idina Menzel sings Funny Girl which was written for this movie," he said. "It was not in the Broadway show so that's sort of our Funny Girl homage."

Madonna Sobbed When Watching Sean Penn in 'Milk'

Madonna cried as she watched her ex-husband Sean Penn portrayed the role of a homosexual politician Harvey Milk in the movie "Milk."

According to the veteran performer, the film reminded her of the gay friends who died AIDS.

Penn got a Best Actor Oscar for his portrayal of Milk. Harvey Milk, was the first openly gay man to be elected to public office in California, and the singer confesses the drama moved her to tears.

In an interview with the  singer for the new issue of Inbterview magazine, Madonna says:
"Milk was such a brilliant film. I cried and cried. I loved it. He (Penn) is amazing... He's got a fire under his a**, that's for sure, a bee in his bonnet... I could see why he would be attracted to the role and be able to say yes in two seconds. Watching Milk was such a trip down memory lane for me."

"What the movie triggered for me was all my early days in New York and the scene that I came up in... with Andy Warhol and Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat and Kenny Scharf. It was just so alive with art and politics and this wonderful spirit. So many of those people are dead now. I think that's one of the reasons I cried."

"I don't know why I'm bringing all this up, but I guess it's just coming from that world in Michigan and the trajectory of my life: after going to New York and being a dancer when the whole AIDS epidemic started and nobody knew what it was. And then suddenly, all these beautiful men around me, people who I loved so dearly, were dying - just one after the next."

"It was just such a crazy time. And watching the world freak out - the gay community was so ostracised. But it was also when I was beginning my career." She tells Van Sant, "Your movie really struck a chord for me and made me remember all that. It's a time I don't think many people have captured on film. It's a time that people don't talk about much. And even though there was so much death, for me, New York was so alive."