From Rolling Stone magazine 1991









And two nice edits that will do just fine as avvie;

i love that issue of RS. they captured that era quite beautifully.

Hah! I just said in the other thread that I remembered the picture from Rolling Stone in '91. My memory isn't so bad as I'm getting older. It's my favorite era for her.

RipHer2Shreds said:

Old geezer.

HamsterHuey said:

It's true. I am. I especially like this one...

Excellent photoshot. Madonna truly is an audiovisual diva. She's one with the camera.
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What would they have been talking about in 1991 for an RS article?

Cinnie said:

Truth or Dare makes the most sense.

AlexdeParis said:

and Justify My Love

HamsterHuey said:

Strange... & brilliant...

For a woman of average beauty, her face photographs like a goddamn dream. Trippy...

CalhounSq said:

Cinnie said:

What? Which side of "average" do you think she's on - the better than or less than side?

I never thought she was beautiful/pretty, but the woman takes some absolutely killer photos

ehuffnsd said:

y'all remember that issue doe?

CalhounSq said:

I think it is mostly in her eyes; she is definitely "better than"

Brilliant.

Is that Debbi Mazar(sp?)??

Harlepolis said:

more than likely


Debbi and Madonna have been friends since the late 70s

Cinnie said:

i think it was the issue with the first part of the interview done by Carrie Fisher.


Grammar edit
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Cinnie said:

I don't, but Wikipedia says it was titled "True Confessions."

CalhounSq said:

the camera loves Madonna more than any other person.

Harlepolis said:

Yeah, that's her weird lispy vampire looking ass

AlexdeParis said:

it was part one of the Carrie Fisher Interview. which isn't online but you can get it in this book. which i have back at my parents house in Missouri

http://www.amazon.com/Mad...143&sr=8-1

the interview run in two different issues.

I'm curious to read the piece. This was during her "Shock value" days,,,,,I love how she get a kick out of pissing people off, eversince she became a mother, she kept that side of her personality under control.

Harlepolis said:

it's an interesting read one pop culture icon talking to another.

Harlepolis said:

I don't know if that choice was based on the munchkin so much as it was her age and lack of talent. Even a knob like her knew better than to keep that up.

If only someone would tell her equally talentless twin Janet to stop.

Dance said:

I wouldn't say she's talentless, overrated to fuck maybe but not talentless.

Betty Davis already did what Madonna did,,,,one is forgotton, the other gets revived and saluted.

Harlepolis said:

That's how I feel.


I like when old articles on an artist or photos are revived but it seems like that only happens for a select few icons.

Harlepolis said:

I couldn't agree more with that.