L.A. Times - Entertainment — Two charities linked to Madonna are also being scrutinized. The center has attracted A-list celebrities such as Ashton Kutcher and Gwyneth Paltrow.Two charities linked to Madonna are also being scrutinized. The center has attracted A-list celebrities... more info

L.A. Times - News — Two charities linked to Madonna are also being scrutinized. The center has attracted A-list celebrities such as Ashton Kutcher and Gwyneth Paltrow.The Kabbalah Centre, the Los Angeles-based spiritual organization that mingles ancient Jewish mysticism... more info

Guardian Music — Co-producer of Born This Way, White Shadow, blasts rumours song sounds like 1989 hit Express YourselfLady Gaga's producer White Shadow has slammed comparisons that her track Born This Way is influenced by Madonna's classic Express Yourself.After the ... more info

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ContactMusic — A producer who worked on Lady Gaga's Born This Way track has slammed suggestions the track is a rip-off of Madonna's Express Yourself, insisting most modern songs sound familiar. The Poker Face sensation came under fire following the release of th... more info

Pop Crunch — A charity album featuring hits from Lady Gaga, Rihanna, and Madonna has raised $5 million for the victims of the 9.0 earthquake and tsunami that rocked Japan in March. Songs [...] more info

Topix — Madonna has donated Chanel boots to LaGuardia Arts High School, where Lourdes is a student. more info

Totally Fuzzy — In case you hadn't figured out yet what the totally fuzzy actually stands for... after we had some classic rock, indie rock, black metal and electro earlier today.. it's now time for some jazz. Anything goes, no clear direction, no real preference, ... more info

Pop Crunch — The suburban Detroit home where pop queen Madonna grew up is on the market for less than $50,000. The brick dwelling, nestled in the Rochester Hills neighborhood — about 30 [...] more info

Reuters — LONDON (Reuters) - A charity album featuring hits from the likes of Lady Gaga, Bob Dylan and Madonna has raised $5 million for the victims of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami, the record labels involved said on Wednesday. more info