Shhhh... Listen! Do You Hear The Sound Of Sex Scandal?

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Fans of "Top Chef" or "Cupcake Wars" are doing greater than soaking up entertainment; they're choosing up meal concepts and shaping their food tastes. When the late Lauren Bacall died in 2014, it was a unhappy day for Madonna followers - Bacall was the final surviving star identify-checked in "Vogue." The 1990 smash is Madonna's most audacious manifesto, a roll name of previous-college Hollywood glam with lavish house beats that went to Number one in over a dozen countries. It is a cleavage-and-blasphemy cocktail where Madonna visits a Catholic church, has scorching intercourse with a black-saint statue, dances in front of burning crosses and experiences stigmata. Burning crosses, stigmata, a saint's icon coming to life and succumbing to the pleasures of the flesh - the imagery in "Like a Prayer" triggered such a commotion that Pepsi pulled a $5 million ad marketing campaign that includes the music. She celebrates the politics of dancing, the place anybody can become a star just by striking a pose, as a result of "magnificence's where you find it." "Vogue" pays tribute to New York's gay ball tradition (later famed around the world through the traditional 1991 documentary Paris Is Burning). At one point, in a putting piece of synergy, Madonna leaned again and brilliantly reproduced the now-iconic cowl photograph for her 1986 album True Blue, which featured "Open Your Heart." "She makes the picture, you recognize?" says Mondino.