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'''Madonna Louise Ciccone''', '''"Madonna"''' is an [[American]] singer known for her immodest style of dress, songs, music videos and books. She has also been associated with extremely [[sacrilegious]] material such as videos featuring her simulating immoral acts with statues. | '''Madonna Louise Ciccone''', '''"Madonna"''' is an [[American]] singer known for her immodest style of dress, songs, music videos and books. She has also been associated with extremely [[sacrilegious]] material such as videos featuring her simulating immoral acts with statues. | ||
| − | She has starred in a number of films including ''Desparately Seeking Susan'', ''[[Evita]]'', ''Dick Tracy'' and ''Shanghai Surprise'', in the last with her then husband [[Sean Penn]]. She is now married to British film director Guy Ritchie and | + | She has starred in a number of films including ''Desparately Seeking Susan'', ''[[Evita]]'', ''Dick Tracy'' and ''Shanghai Surprise'', in the last with her then husband [[Sean Penn]]. She is now married to British film director Guy Ritchie and has six houses in [[London]] and a stately country home at [[Ashcombe]]. <br><br><br><br> |
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[[Category: Singers]] | [[Category: Singers]] | ||
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Revision as of 19:54, July 31, 2007
Madonna Louise Ciccone, "Madonna" is an American singer known for her immodest style of dress, songs, music videos and books. She has also been associated with extremely sacrilegious material such as videos featuring her simulating immoral acts with statues.
She has starred in a number of films including Desparately Seeking Susan, Evita, Dick Tracy and Shanghai Surprise, in the last with her then husband Sean Penn. She is now married to British film director Guy Ritchie and has six houses in London and a stately country home at Ashcombe.
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