It’s a tough time, and a lot of women feel like it’s a huge mountain to climb to get back, but… [p]regnancy is actually an opportunity for women to look better than ever. ~ Personal trainer Tracy Anderson, who has trained celebrities such as Madonna, Jennifer Lopez, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Kim Kardashian, as quoted by […]

Jackson isn’t the first recording artist to explore the controversial subject of abortion in song. It has also surfaced in the work of Neil Young, Madonna, Sinead O’Connor, and Lauryn Hill, among others. In “Abortion Papers,” Jackson approaches the matter carefully (and ambiguously): rather than presenting a dogmatic political perspective, he personalizes it through the story of a conflicted girl raised in a deeply religious home and her Bible-admonishing father. In his notes for the track, Jackson wrote, “I have to do it in a way so I don’t offend girls who have gotten abortions or bring back guilt trips so it has to be done carefully…. I have to really think about it.”

While many have put Madonna’s exposure down to her pursuit of grabbing headlines, some Twitter fans have said her actions spoke to Turkish women who are currently in protest of the Prime Minister’s call to ban abortion and C-sections. “Madonna was supporting political action by Turkish women called “My Body is Mine.” They’re fighting for […]

Clever title AOL gave this news story. Most of singer Madonna’s music and performances disturb me, which is I’m sure part of her plan. But there are a couple things I admire about Madonna, her personal discipline and her willingness to adopt an African baby as well as fund African orphanages and make a Associated […]