Madonna defends NFT collection that features 3D model of her vagina

The 16 year old son of Madonna, David Banda, showed off his eclectic sense of style in a bright red dress as he stepped out with his famous mother at the Davis vs Romero fight event for the WBA World Lightweight Championship on Saturday. David showed off his sartorial sense of style at the match in Brooklyn, USA, in the long-sleeved, ankle length T-shirt dress from the highly-anticipated Adidas x Gucci collection, which will officially launch on 7 June.The dress had a plunging v-shaped neckline, and David made the most of the skin space, donning a number of pendant necklaces. He also wore blue-tinted shades, a graffiti-printed bag and, of course, Adidas trainers to complete the look.

Superstar Madonna showed off her very smooth complexion as she joined her teenage son at a boxing match in Brooklyn on Saturday. The singer, 63, looked stunning with very smooth skin and had her blonde hair in a straight blow dry as she attended the Davis vs Romero fight event for the WBA World Lightweight Championship at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

“Something in Common” on their first duet in 1992.And before his wedding to the late pop superstar on July 18, 1992, the jittery groom — who had been “drinking and smoking, sniffing” in the bathroom — discovered that the two shared even more than their hot music careers.“I walked in and, um, saw her doing a line of coke. It was a shocker to me seeing her sniff for the first time,” he revealed in the new A&E documentary “Biography: Bobby Brown,” which premieres on Monday and Tuesday nights.

Madonna has called on the US government to reform fire arm safety in the wake of the Uvalde school shooting, which left 19 young children and two adults dead.On Tuesday (May 24), an 18-year-old gunman opened fire at Robb Elementary School, which teaches children aged seven to 10. Texas Governor Greg Abbott confirmed that the suspect was later shot dead by responding law enforcement officials.Following the attack, many figures from the entertainment world expressed their anger following the mass shooting including Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo, Finneas, actor Chris Evans, Migos rapper Offset, Peter Frampton, Black Sabbath‘s Geezer Butler, Patton Oswalt, NBA star LeBron James and Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr and US President Joe Biden.Now, Madonna has taken to Instagram to call for stricter gun control.“I cannot imagine the heartache and heartbreak the parents of these 19 children must feel,” she wrote alongside a clip from her 2019 ‘God Control’ music video.A post shared by Madonna (@madonna)“I have children in elementary school and if they did not come home from school one day I don’t think I could survive.”She questioned how the 18-year-old suspect “can purchase 2 automatic rifles on his birthday with no background check, no safety training, no questions asked?????”“The NRA refuses to change its position and legislation cannot get one bill passed that requires tougher fire arm safety laws,” she continued.

Madonna is an undeniably terrible steward of her own legacy — you can’t really be a groundbreaking pop icon in multiple decades without being something of an anti-nostalgist. The way she’s treated Sickick’s TikTok-viral trap remix of her immortal Ray Of Light-era single “Frozen” is a perfect example of this: Rather than let it simply sit as a strange revival of the original, she gave the remix an official release and added verses by 070 Shake and Fireboy DML, sharing videos for each.

Madonna has been left 'speechless' after being banned from going live on Instagram due to some racy pictures she posted.The 63 year old star was recorded as she prepared to go live to interact with her fans, only to find out that Instagram "blocked" her from doing so. In the video, Madonna and her friend are sitting in front of a ring light while they set up her phone for the live session. Seemingly ready to start, Madonna said "We're going live," however, she was stunned after seeing a 'blocked' message on her screen, exclaiming: "What the f***? "We're blocked from live? What's happening? I've never worn so many clothes in my life.

 Madonna was left "speechless" on Thursday when Instagram banned her from going live. The pop star was caught on camera attempting to start a live chat with fans when the pop-up box revealed that her account had been blocked."What the [expletive]?" the 63-year-old could be heard exclaiming, adding: "What’s happening?" She then quipped: "I’ve never worn so many clothes in my life."WATCH: Madonna left 'speechless' as she discovers Instagram banMadonna's friend then read out loud the statement and community guidelines which had appeared on the account, which read, in part: "We want Instagram to continue to be an authentic and safe place for inspiration and expression."It is unclear why Madonna was blocked from going live but she shared with fans later that it may have been "a delayed reaction to my NFTs from last week".Madonna's NFT collection showed a 3D version of the singer fully nude and giving birth to butterflies and other insects.The Frozen singer is known for grabbing attention with provocative photos, and in late 2021 she shared snaps from a photoshoot which saw her posing with her derriere exposed in nothing but nude fishnet tights and stilettos as she lay with her back to the camera in an unmade bed.

create an NFT that made fans and critics gasp.The NFT contained some very NSFW graphics featuring the “Like a Virgin” crooner fully nude and giving birth to butterflies, insects and trees. The collection even includes a 3D model of her vagina.Madonna is now defending the usage of her naked physique in a new interview she did with Beeple creator Mike Winkelmann.“I’m doing what women have been doing since the beginning of time, which is giving birth,” the mother of six said in a chat shared to her Instagram account Wednesday.“But on a more existential level, I’m giving birth to art and creativity and we would be lost without both,” she went on.The proceeds from the NFT — entitled “Mother of Creation” — will be given to the charities National Bail Out, V-Day and Voices of Children.A post shared by Madonna (@madonna)The “Evita” actress added, “I think it’s really important that a lot of thought and conversation went into creating these videos.”Madonna and the artist then discussed their vision for the artwork and what they both wanted to portray.“I say we need a forest with creepy crawly bugs coming out of me,” Madonna quipped.

she has released three NFTs (short for nonfungible token, it is a dumb internet trend that I refuse to accept or understand) of a 3D-animated version of herself completely nude, spread-eagle and giving birth to centipedes and full-size trees.And it’s not even Arbor Day.Like a porn scene from “Westworld,” a fembot Madonna sits on a metal operating table in a sterile lab while Central Park exits, in clown-car fashion, from between her legs. The song “Justify My Love” plays in the background. Huh.

(don’t say we didn’t warn you) NSFW website.“I wanted to investigate the concept of creation, not only the way a child enters the world through a woman’s vagina, but also the way an artist gives birth to creativity,” Madonna said in a statement, noting that “all works were conceived with a 3D scan.”No stranger to posting strange videos as of late, the first graphic, called “Mother of Nature,” shows newly-single Madge lying on the ground, legs spread, giving birth to a giant tree as a cartoon — surely to pique the interest of fictosexuals.“In a cold laboratory setting, with no sign of life, an opening gives way to a branch that transforms into a full vibrant tree,” the site reads. “It pushes against gravity and flowers bloom.

Madonna is preparing to release a charitable NFT collection that includes a video of her avatar giving birth to a rapidly growing tree.The pop star’s Mother Of Creation collection is described in press material as a “labour of love” made over the course of a year with digital artist Beeple (Mike Winkelmann) who sold an NFT last year for $69million (£55million) [via Billboard].All proceeds from the trio of digitally rendered collectables will go to three charities: the Voices of Children Foundation, which helps women and children affected by the war in Ukraine; the City of Joy Foundation, which advocates for victims of violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo; and Black Mama’s Bail Out, which provides bail for incarcerated caregivers.Madonna’s Mother Of Creation videos are part of an “NFT triptych”.

Madonna is ready to discuss some important matters with Pope Francis, revealing she wants to have a second chance after being excommunicated almost 20 years ago, for “blasphemous” behavior.The iconic singer who recently made a special performance at Maluma’s concert in Medellin, took to Twitter to contact the Pope, explaining that she is a good Catholic.“Hello @Pontifex Francis —I’m a good Catholic. I Swear! I mean I don’t Swear,” she wrote, “It’s been a few decades since my last confession.