She is starting her own agency called Liz Rosenberg Media.
Rosenberg’s new venture will represent Madonna, who left Warner for Live Nation in 2007. In a press release she stated…

“No one has had a more thrilling ride than I have had during my decades at Warner Bros. Records where I grew up and learned my craft. I was given the opportunity to work with the most talented artists in music history. I’m grateful that I will continue to represent some of these artists, in addition to several new artists.”

“People do not respect music anymore… They go by what’s hot… If you’re hot, you deserve 4 or 5 Grammys…
Madonna is a genius and she only has 2 or 3 Grammys… What is that about?”

US singer Leona Lewis told Britain’s OK! Magazine her love for Madonna…

“I have always loved Madonna. I was too young for her Sex book period, but then when I saw it I thought, ‘Wow!’
Good for her, if that’s how she wanted to express herself.
Would I express myself like that?
Well, you never know…”

“I think my style icons are people that reinvent themselves—they come back with a different look, a different vibe, a different sound and Madonna is definitely one of those people. It’s just amazing to watch her through all these decades—she just keeps coming back.”

She also opined that the current trend of flashy accessories and shock-worthy outfits were all due to Lady Gaga.
“She’s definitely a big style icon for everyone, and it’s made everyone go a bit more edgy with their fashion.”

Simon Cowell knows what it takes to be an American Idol judge, and he says Madonna isn’t the right choice to replace him next season.
He labeled Madonna a pipe dream, said gossip blogger Perez Hilton might be a good fit and talked about Lady Gaga being the most relevant pop artist in the world right now..
Talking about the time commitment. Cowell said he doesn’t think a big name like Madonna could manage that.

Dita Von Teese is a style icon in her own right though anyone witnessing her with her latest arm candy, Dolce & Gabbana’s Miss Sicily bag (THE Miss Sicily that guest starred in THAT Madonna campaign), one could easily think she was channeling this year’s sultriest housewife. Even more so in the light of a recent interview with Australian newspaper the Sydney Morning Herald:

“I admire Madonna. She’s very hands-on with what she does. She doesn’t wait for someone else to tell her what’s in style; she gets into it. During her Evita phase, I noticed she started wearing 1940s moons painted the right way on her nails. Nobody knows that unless you’ve really done some research and noticed all those little details. A normal person would not notice those things. Psychos like me notice those things and I think Madonna is one of those people”.

According to Nigerian afro-beat duo, P-square, we can expect be some sort of collaboration with Madonna soon…
P-Square seems to be crafting afro-rock sounds for Madonna’s next album. They have been a huge success on the African continent for the last decade with their hip-hop sound blending it with afro beat rock sounds…

There also a rumour of a release of the Like a Prayer / Don’t you want me mash-up that was used during the Sticky & Sweet Tour.

Finally Revolver is doing pretty good on the US Billboard Dance Club Play charts (#5) and it might do ever better knowing that the “Revolver Remixes” Maxi CD is finally out in the US market.

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The soon-to-be principal of the school, Anjimile Mtila-Oponyo, explained that Madonna has forked over about $115,000 to help offset the moving costs with the help of Malawi’s government which sided with Madonna who pumped millions into the impoverished southern African country .

“I’m not into the celebrity thing . . . like we used to,” he tells Style.com. “That’s boring . . . We’re not going to have celebrities.
Last season, we had two celebrities . . . one because Lady Gaga was doing our party, and she didn’t even make it to her seat because we started the show before she got there. And one was Madonna.
She came backstage, and I was like, ‘What do you do with her now?’ Because it’s not like she was invited. She just called and said she was coming, and we weren’t holding the show for her. She just came, and that was it. There are certain things I can’t control.” Jacobs adds, “We used to have all the celebrities and people there, and I think that at that moment in time, that’s what people loved. It generated so much press and at a certain point it was like, ‘Did anybody actually watch the show?’ “

Katy Perry: “There’s only one” Madonna !
“My favourite part of my body would have to be my arms. I love my arm. They’re the part of my body that stay in shape the most. I want Madonna arms! I could never do all that exercise Madonna does. Hell no! She’s Madonna, we have to remember that. There’s only one of her.”

She explained how she ended up earning a living as a backing singer for Madonna during the Music era…
“I was doing backing vocals on TV for Madonna. I didn’t get to chat to her. She seemed very focused, very in control.”