Madonna

Like her or loath her? Gone on too long or good as ever? Good body or lump-of-ugly-muscle dwarf?

I'd call her a flaky talent, but what artist isn't? That is to say I think she gives 100 percent for every flavor of the month she has. But whether or not she's your style (and not mine, really) she does have talent oozing from every pore.

Great as a performer, as a wife i guess high high maintenance but well worth it in the bedroom department.

Definate milf.

Madonna sucks. JMO.

liked her more when she looked feminine. now she looks like a bloke!

you cant take it away from her, she is extremely talanted at what she does. she probably has a million and advisors and song writers aswell...which helps.

I hate Madonna's music, I don't know why so many people love it, and what's with the leotard at her age? It's a bit disgusting really, though she does age well.

I dont care for her,

Hate her, she's trying too hard to stay young and she's just plain scary.

HA! Knew I'd get a good answer if you posted. Scary says it all.

I like her a bit, but she is trying to be something she isn't and most of her songs are boring and have no sense at all or no meaning. But the clever thing is that she looks good for her age.

I can take her or leave her...she's definitely talented though, as far as that taste in music.

Okay, I know I must be old.....I loved her as a teenager and I remember buying her first self-titled album at 12 years of age! (for extra amusement for TFS memebrs under 20 years of age, I think the album on vinyl cost me $4.99.)

Madonna has balls. That is the reason she is still relevant musically. I admire the risks she has taken creatively - when it comes to her own image, she is very much in charge, even of the bad stuff. Most wannabee musical artists need a music label to create an image for them.

Whether or not you like her, there is just something about Madonna that has always made people sit up and take notice. Whilst that still happens, and while ever she can get good people to work with her and write music for her, she'll still sell.

I haven't bought her last couple of albums - I guess it's fair to say i am musically trapped in the 90's - but she will always have a fond place in my heart as a major kick-ass gal, who came out of nowhere to dominate music. It has been amazing for me (and most people my age) to watch her stem from a radio somebody to a global phenomenon.

if you slow down her tracks it sounds like rick astley
if you speed rick astley up a bit, it sounds like madonna

I'm not sure which of those suggestions I dislike most.