...I love my CS4 Photoshop. I use it to enhance my photographs. It's better than a darkroom!
But should it be used for this?
"Newsweek has a feature on their Web site that shows the amount of photo retouching goes into making celebrities the fakes they are.
When I saw Madonna, I was scared, ser(i)ously scared.
She looks like a nasty, skanky grandma that running a Nevada whore house--not that I have been there or anything.
This is clear(l)y a woman who has been around the block...
11 abortions last time I checked.
What's(t) that tell ya.
Real sweet woman there.
Her last abortion happened because she thought it would hurt her career.
That may be the most selfish thing I have ever heard in my life."
Posted by
Bungalow Bill at
4:28 PM Labels:
Abortion,
Madonna*********
From
Wiki
Madonna was born in
Bay City, Michigan at 7:05 AM on August 16, 1958, to Madonna Louise (née Fortin), who was of
French Canadian descent, and Silvio Ciccone, who was a first-generation Italian American
Chrysler/
General Motors design engineer, originating from
Pacentro,
Abruzzo,
Italy.
Madonna is the third of six children; her siblings are Martin, Anthony, Paula,
Christopher, and Melanie. Through her mother, she is a descendant of
Zacharie Cloutier and
Jean Guyon du Buisson.
Madonna was raised in the
Detroit suburbs of
Pontiac and Avon Township (now
Rochester Hills).
Her mother died of breast cancer at age 30 on December 1, 1963. (She was named for her mother).
Then her father married the family's housekeeper, Joan Gustafson, and they had two children; Jennifer and Mario Ciccone. Madonna commented on her father's second marriage: "I didn't accept my stepmother when I was growing up ... In retrospect, I think I was really hard on her."
She attended St. Frederick's and St. Andrew's Elementary Schools (the latter is now known as Holy Family Regional School), and after that West Middle School. There she became known for her high GPA - and for her "unusual" behavior, particularly a kind of an
underwear fetish:
Madonna performed cartwheels and handstands in the hallways between classes, dangled by her knees from the monkey bars during recess, and thought nothing of tugging her skirt up over her desk during class so that all the boys could see her briefs.
Later, she went to
Rochester Adams High School, becoming a straight-A student and a member of the cheerleading squad. Madonna received a dance scholarship to the
University of Michigan after graduating from high school.
She wanted to take ballet lessons and convinced her father to allow her to partake the classes.
Her ballet teacher persuaded her to pursue a career in dance, so she left the college at the end of 1977 and relocated to New York City.
Madonna had little money at that time and hence lived in squalor, working as a waitress in
Dunkin' Donuts and with
modern dance troupes.
Of her move to New York, Madonna said, "It was the first time I'd ever taken a plane, the first time I'd ever gotten a taxi cab. I came here with $35 in my pocket. It was the bravest thing I'd ever done."
While performing as a dancer for the French disco artist
Patrick Hernandez on his 1979 world tour, Madonna became romantically involved with the musician Dan Gilroy, with whom she later formed her first rock band, the
Breakfast Club, in New York.
She sang and played drums and guitar for the band and lived in a converted synagogue in
Corona, Queens. However, she departed from them and formed another band called Emmy in 1980, with drummer and former boyfriend
Stephen Bray.
She and Bray wrote and produced dance songs that brought her to local attention in the New York dance clubs.
DJ and record producer
Mark Kamins was impressed by her
demo recordings, so he brought her to the attention of
Sire Records founder
Seymour Stein.
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Just another nice Catholic girl growing old, huh?
Matter of fact, he seems to be reverting to the 'skinny street kid' look he had in Jakar--no, NO...at Columbia and Harvard!
