An Apple a day.................... .........❌🍎❌🍎 Even with one eye Madame ❌ can see the charlatans.! #mertalas @AppleMusic #todayatapple #madamex pic.twitter.com/f9S8I533iy
— Madonna (@Madonna) July 13, 2019
Madame ❌. Enjoying her day off 🐎🐎🐎🐎 #madamex #summerdays pic.twitter.com/TyzO1oN7ri
— Madonna (@Madonna) 3 July 2019
Madame ❌ is a spy in the House of NYC................ work BITCHES............. 🌈🗽#nyc #worldpridenyc #stonewall50 #madamex pic.twitter.com/BOsWuzZCBI
— Madonna (@Madonna) 1 July 2019
Madonna’s Madame X ended up on top, beating Springsteen’s Western Stars by almost exactly 30,000 equivalent units, securing the pop icon not only another chart-topper, but moving her up on the all-time ranking of the artists who have landed in the coveted position most often in the process.
With nine chart-owners to her credit, Madonna now claims the fifth-most No. 1 albums in U.S. history, and she’s tied with some of the greatest acts to ever record and release music. Three other familiar names, Eminem, Garth Brooks and The Rolling Stones, have also made it to the highest possible rung on the Billboard 200 nine times.
Just ahead of Madonna (and company) with 10 No. 1s is Elvis Presley, and in front of him come both Barbra Streisand and Bruce Springsteen, with 11 apiece. Had the latter beaten Madonna, he would have remained in third place among artists with the most No. 1s, but he would have altered the rest of the list.
In second place comes Jay-Z with 14 leaders, and in a relatively distant first remain The Beatles, whose 19 No. 1 albums continues to be the most impressive count of any act. In fact, while plenty of artists may join this list in the coming years, and while names like Springsteen, Streisand, Eminem, Madonna and more may add to their tallies, it’s possible that no one will ever challenge The Fab Four when it comes to the most chart-toppers on the Billboard 200.
From Forbes.com
Madame ❌ is happy to be home. ........................🗽 🍾🥂#nyc #madamex pic.twitter.com/ITYydzo4bE
— Madonna (@Madonna) 20 June 2019
Madame ❌ in the city that never sleeps................. #madamex #waitingforanitta @ryanbdrake pic.twitter.com/GlbESmcuEl
— Madonna (@Madonna) 20 June 2019
Madame ❌ is waiting for @Anitta .................... 🔥🔥🔥🔥 #madamex #waitingforanitta pic.twitter.com/7gBtw8GqVu
— Madonna (@Madonna) 21 June 2019
On Thursday she has a Q&A session at the iHeartRadio Theater and then later that night will appear on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Following that she has her Pride performance on Sunday 30 June, and then the tour prep starts!
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Madame ❌ celebrates being # 1 around the World 🌎🌍🌏............breaking records and glasses 🥂🍾 #ahla_malik #juicewrld999 pic.twitter.com/xZiMaLEWsG
— Madonna (@Madonna) 16 June 2019
Madame ❌. Survives A long day. of press 🎥 .................Album drops June 14th ❌ @ryanbdrake #madamex pic.twitter.com/Ot6R7EYJzf
— Madonna (@Madonna) 12 June 2019
I was 36 then and Madonna was 54. I’d just given birth to my second child and wanted to weep at the number of playgroup conversations in which the women around me discussed the diets, workouts and cosmetic surgery required to restore their figures to perky, pre-pregnancy form. The female celebrities they saw in magazines seemed time-proof and they dutifully added this responsibility to their To Do lists.
It seemed to me that if anybody had the power to flip a big, stadium-sized, multi-platinum V sign at this rubbish it was the hero of my early teens - Madonna. She had reinvented herself so many times, inspiring girls like me with possibilities of freedom and flexibility of identity.
She gave me my first feminist lesson in embracing the reality of female bodies by blow-drying her armpits in a public restroom in Desperately Seeking Susan (1985). Shortly before I saw that film, a friend of mine had provoked sniggers when she dropped a deodorant in a changing room. She flushed as the can rolled across the tiles with its shaming label promising: 'extra protection.' We were all expected to use the stuff, but to spray it discreetly, beneath the shirt, pretending we naturally smelt like whatever chemicals they put in it. And then, swaggering across the big screen came Madonna: honest about her body, owning her sweat, taking pleasure in the blast of air on her skin and looking fantastically cool in the process.
So I wanted Madonna to age like a punk: like Vivienne Westwood, flashing the wrinkles beneath the lace. I didn’t want her to stop making music or dancing in her underwear or speaking out whenever she wanted. I just wanted to her to age frankly and show me how much of a party that could be.
Which I now realise was ridiculous. Because being the world’s best-selling female artist hasn’t been a party for Madonna, has it? The self-confessed “masochist… walking alone/ never satisfied/ trying to fit in” of 2014’s 'Rebel Heart', Madonna continued to need our attention: sometimes seeking approval, sometimes being an unapologetic bitch. And she continued to be wounded by the criticism which was aimed at her more aggressively than at her male contemporaries. Sitting safely behind my keyboard with my mumtum, while the paparazzi aimed their lenses at her “wrinkled” hands, I had no right to expect her not to care. Her job was bloody hard work and I had no right to resent her for letting that show.
To read the rest of the article by Helen Brown visit: uk.news.yahoo.com
Madame ❌ starts her week seeing and hearing no evil.......... #madamex pic.twitter.com/AQmyc1U7yW
— Madonna (@Madonna) 27 May 2019
In an interview with Radio.com, the Queen of Pop, 60, revealed that her children - Lourdes, 22, Rocco, 18, David, 13, Mercy, 13 and twin girls Estere and Stelle, 6 - have various responses to her celebrity status and her twins even have a go-to response when people ask if she’s their mom.
'The older ones could care less, and the younger ones, they think it’s funny,' Madonna, 60, said. 'Today my 6-year-old twins said to me, ‘Mom, everyone’s always asking us if Madonna’s our mother. And we tell them, ‘No, Madame X is our mother.''
Madame X is the upcoming album by the 'Like a Virgin' singer, which will become her 14th studio album to date.
She also revealed that despite her busy schedule, she still manages to make time for all six kids.
'If I’m in rehearsal, they come to see me,' she said. 'My kids come to see me when I get home, then I go back to work. I usually try my best to have as many meals with them as possible.'
Along with raising six children, the pop star has her hands full with the release of her upcoming studio album Madam X, which will be followed by the Madame X Tour, which kicks off in September in New York City.
From People
Madame ❌. Seeks her daughters approval #crave #mothersday pic.twitter.com/DQt64izS6N
— Madonna (@Madonna) 12 May 2019
Madame ❌. Is a mother...... @nunoxico #crave #mothersday pic.twitter.com/ETBLlATrFn
— Madonna (@Madonna) 12 May 2019
Madame ❌ had her own Met Gala! 👠👠 in Times Square.............She Travels the World! But She ♥️’s NY!🗽 pic.twitter.com/yM9Rlfuk9x
— Madonna (@Madonna) 7 May 2019
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Madame ❌ is a Mother............. #easterbunnies 🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰 pic.twitter.com/tNzPeqUFtS
— Madonna (@Madonna) April 21, 2019
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What we Risk, Reveals what we Value.........#nofear pic.twitter.com/FfnMLKtJuq
— Madonna (@Madonna) 28 March 2019
Did not mean to work a 17 hour day.............. #wtf pic.twitter.com/ZnznaoXZFs
— Madonna (@Madonna) 20 March 2019
Set up by U2 and Madonna’s manager Guy Oseary, the appeal has raised nearly all of its $100,000 target in two days.
Oseary himself pledged $18,000 (around £13,500) to the fund, while other Hollywood stars have been flocking to help those affected by the tragedy, with Madonna donating $10,000.
End. Terrorism End Racism. End White Supremacy. 🙏🏼 For New Zealand #guncontrol pic.twitter.com/9sQhkzcpAh
— Madonna (@Madonna) 16 March 2019
Other celebs getting involved include director directors Judd Apatow and Ava DuVernay, and Ashton Kutcher.
'I read the frightening details and could barely find the strength to watch a short clip of the disturbing footage. My heart breaks for the victims and for their families,' Oseary, who is also Amy Schumer’s manager, wrote in setting up the page.
'We will work with GoFundMe to ensure all funds are transferred to an organisation providing support to the families and community.'
50 people were killed after shootings at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, on Friday, with 50 more people injured.
From Yahoo Movies UK
Martini Shot 🍸 #isamayaffrench @andylecompte pic.twitter.com/ZdSPFc4Rat
— Madonna (@Madonna) 14 March 2019
I swear i don’t smoke! 🔥🔥🔥 #isamayaffrench @andylecompte pic.twitter.com/9boBaFyCrP
— Madonna (@Madonna) 14 March 2019
It’s A Wrap............🌸🌸🌸🎀💝 #mertalas #isamayaffrench #andylecompte pic.twitter.com/La8dwi4iO7
— Madonna (@Madonna) 15 March 2019
🎩......,.............#werk pic.twitter.com/7CmCdR7GxR
— Madonna (@Madonna) 1 March 2019
Holy shit pic.twitter.com/el27Z7NnpL
— ً (@bxtchimbradonna) 25 February 2019
UMA DEUSA
— Madonnabr (@madonnabr_) 25 February 2019
UMA LOUCA
UMA FEITICEIRA@madonna #Oscars
pic.twitter.com/WiK2aeYolt
That's what happened on Monday morning when a photo from Guy Oseary and Madonna's annual Oscars after-party, 'The Party,' from Sunday night started to circulate on social media. The photo in question, taken by photographer JR, comes from the party's photo booth, which had a background made from crumpled white paper, and shows Madonna embracing Lady Gaga, who is holding her newly-won Academy Award.
Because the party has a strict no social media rule, fans didn't even know that Gaga had attended Madonna's star-studded affair. The 'A Star Is Born' actress wore her second all-black look of the evening, with her hair in an Old Hollywood-style updo. Madonna opted for an off-white satin garment that she donned with a lavish gold-and-diamond headpiece and tons of other jewelry.
From AOL Via Yahoo! News
Thank You for coming...................#oscar2019 #theparty pic.twitter.com/CcnQ3uRU7y
— Madonna (@Madonna) 25 February 2019
Sources told Page Six that the Material Girl was spotted at spin mecca Cycle House in West Hollywood, Calif., this week. 'For the third year in a row, she had celebrity trainer and Cycle House partner Nichelle Hines do a special-edition class,' said a fit spy of the 'Like a Virgin' singer.
'The class was full - as she likes to work out in a full room and not get special treatment,' added the source. 'There were lots of hip-hop and dance tracks.'
We hear Madge wore a shirt that read 'Phenomenal Woman,' along with 'baggy sweats,' 'her hair in two braided pigtails' and 'a hat.'
'She had a blast, and was energized all ride.'
Madonna will throw her 12th annual A-list Oscars bash with manager Guy Oseary at his home after the awards Sunday.
But on the same night, Jay-Z and Beyoncé will host their second Gold Party, which we’re told will return to Chateau Marmont’s garage, with Eleven Madison Park’s Daniel Humm in charge of the menu. Adding to the jammed after-Oscars events calendar will be the venerable Vanity Fair party, plus fêtes by Fox, Netflix and Warner Bros.
From Page Six
'Plaintiff is a revered performing artist, and her reputation and success are no secret,' the residents of Harperley Hall on W. 64th St. say in a new Manhattan Supreme Court filing.
'But her unique ability to fund endless litigation, however meritless, prejudices the building’s innocent shareholders who are funding this litigation while also complying with the use provision that plaintiff seeks to invalidate for personal desires,' they gripe.
The Material Mom sued the co-op in 2016 over a rule that said her children and domestic help could not live in her $7.3 million pad unless she was 'in residence' at the time.
She argued she couldn’t possibly comply because she’s a 'world-renowned recording artist' who is 'constantly on world tours' and who 'owns many residences around the world.'
But a judge wasn’t impressed and tossed the suit in 2017.
Madonna has appealed the ruling.
Her neighbors now want her to compensate them for their lawyer’s fees noting that she has 'seemingly endless means to pursue litigation, however tenuous her claims may be.'
From Page Six
Magic is the exaggeration of Reality that Allows us to know what is True................Picasso 🎭💙. #magic pic.twitter.com/LGv9VbUbrR
— Madonna (@Madonna) 7 February 2019
In those days, as seen in a throwback photo she shared on Instagram this week, Madonna wasn't allowed to wear anything remotely like the provocative outfits that quickly became a staple of her onstage presence; suffice it to say, there weren't any cone bras in her childhood bedroom's closet. In the photo, Madonna and her lookalike younger sister Paula smile at the camera on a grassy lawn on the day of Madonna's high school graduation, likely in 1976 or '77. They each wear brightly patterned, sleeveless maxidresses that, as she wrote in the caption, they'd made themselves using Butterick sewing patterns. 'I was always so embarrassed we could not afford store bought dresses. In retrospect Im [sic] glad i learned how to use a sewing machine,' she wrote, adding, 'Notice No cleavage or bare knees!! Papa Ciccone was very strict.'
They say all trends inevitably come back around - so there's definitely a chance we'll see Madge rocking knee-covering, cleavage-hiding homemade dresses on her next world tour. (Then again, probably not.)
My Sister Paula and I on my High School graduation day! We sewed our own dresses from Butterick patterns. 👗 I was always so embarrassed we could not afford store bought dresses. In retrospect Im glad i learned how to use a sewing... https://t.co/hE6PJQ3JvP pic.twitter.com/39xiRJjpAF
— Madonna (@Madonna) 30 January 2019
From W Magazine
T O P .............., pic.twitter.com/qE8HlBN6j0
— Madonna (@Madonna) 27 January 2019
O R. B O T T O M......,....... @Burberry 🖤 #iwearthepants pic.twitter.com/FuCH8OM6n0
— Madonna (@Madonna) 27 January 2019
But what if...................😍 #photobomb pic.twitter.com/eeIVl3Zi9F
— Madonna (@Madonna) 18 January 2019
Madonna, Scarlett Johansson and Whoopi Goldberg were spotted attending a showing of the Jeremy O. Harris play last weekend in New York City.
The play, which focuses on sexual relationships between mixed-race couples during the era of slavery, has earned several accolades and a bevy of admirers which also include composer Stephen Sondheim and Angels in America playwright Tony Kushner.
On Monday, Harris, 29, used Twitter to shut down a report from Page Six that Madonna was lured to the show for its 'full-frontal male nudity.'
'There’s been a lot of fake news regarding slave play,' he wrote, before confirming he and the singer, who brought daughter Lourdes Leon, 'shook hands.'
The play, which aimed to spark conversations about race, history, gender and sexuality in America, was directed by Robert O’Hara and opened at New York Theatre Workshop December 9.
It was recommended for audiences aged 17 or older, due to nudity, sexual content, simulated sexual violence and racially violent language.
The show was ultimately extended an additional two weeks through January 13, 2019, and earned the Rosa Parks Playwriting Award, the Lorraine Hansberry Playwriting Award, The Lotos Foundation Prize in the Arts and Sciences and the 2018 Paula Vogel Award.
While his professional debut was dubbed 'an antebellum fever dream,' by The New York Times, Harris was particularly impressed by the celebrity turnout on Sunday.
'Scarjo, Sondheim, Madonna, and Whoopi. The freaks don’t just come out at night y’all. They come out for slave play,' the playwright, who is still finishing his third year at the Yale School of Drama, joked on Twitter after the final performance.
'I don’t want people to be able to walk away from a play about slavery and say, ‘Oh, well, that’s not about 2018,’' he told the NY Times. 'Being a black body in the world makes you feel kind of insane.'
From People.com
I remember this moment like it was yesterday...💕🌸 i was just looking for my shoe and in the blink of an eye everything changed and thats how life is!! So you need to be ready. And you need to know what you want to do when you find that... https://t.co/CX7BkyblS6 pic.twitter.com/5GHnzIMI6R
— Madonna (@Madonna) 13 January 2019
Fans questioned whether the Queen of Pop has used cosmetic procedures to enhance her derriere after videos of her performing on New Year’s Eve emerged, showing off a plump posterior.
But, despite not confirming or denying the claims, Madonna clapped back at the reports with a smouldering selfie and a play on her 1985 film Desperately Seeking Susan. She posted: 'Desperately Seeking No Ones Approval.................And Entitled to Free Agency Over My Body Like Everyone Else!!'
'Thank you 2019! Its Going to Be an amazing Year!! #2019 #freedom #respect #nofear #nodiscrimination.'
Desperately Seeking No Ones Approval..................😂. And Entitled to Free Agency Over My Body Like Everyone Else!! Thank you 2019 🎉🎉🎉! Its Going to Be an amazing Year!! 🔥🔥🔥! #2019 #freedom #respect #nofear #nodiscrimination pic.twitter.com/KmqO28WNuk
— Madonna (@Madonna) 3 January 2019
Madonna, 60, sparked a frenzy when footage of her duet with 13-year-old son David Banda at a New York gay bar was posted on social media.
As the pair belted out hits including Like A Prayer and I Can’t Help Falling In Love With You, fans couldn’t help but notice Madonna was sporting a behind to rival Kim Kardashian’s.
Fans claimed her alleged butt implants were 'the saddest ending to 2018' while others accused her of looking 'ridiculous'.
In the past, Madonna has treated the world to glimpses of her behind having worn revealing dresses to the Grammy Awards in 2015 and the Met Gala in 2016.
The star even flashed fans in a cheeky Instagram video after a party at last year’s Met Gala.
From the Evening Standard
Kicking off 2019 with Music and Prayer...........🎶🙏🏼🎤🖤! At Stonewall Inn 🏳️🌈 @nunoxico #2019 #NYE #stonewall #pride #loveislove pic.twitter.com/8BhalvCwHQ
— Madonna (@Madonna) 2 January 2019
Me and my favorite Freedom Fighter At Stonewall Inn! 🥊 An unforgettable New Years Eve!!🏳️🌈 #stonewall #pride #banda. #2019 #prideliveofficial pic.twitter.com/QJ3WqP9HJY
— Madonna (@Madonna) 2 January 2019
2019...........You got to show Me Love ♥️! Warming up backstage at STONEWALL with David and #therealdmusiq last night!! #mae_couture #2019 #pride 🏳️🌈 #pridelive pic.twitter.com/IAk7SDYU8U
— Madonna (@Madonna) 1 January 2019
The singer was recently appointed an ambassador for Stonewall, in the lead-up to the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots, a defining moment in the pride movement and fight for LGBT+ rights and equality.
Footage has since emerged from Tuesday night, showing Madonna addressing the crowd at the iconic venue, as 2018 drew to a close.
In her rousing speech, which she read from rainbow-print cue cards, she said: 'I stand here proudly at the place where pride began, the legendary Stonewall Inn, on the birth of a new year. We come together tonight to celebrate 50 years of revolution, 50 years of freedom fighting, 50 years of blood, sweat, and tears. Can I get an amen? 50 years of sacrifice, 50 years of standing up to discrimination, hatred and, worst of all, indifference. And it all started here, at Stonewall. Let us never forget the Stonewall riots and those who bravely stood up and said enough. Enough brutality. Enough violence inflicted on this community. Enough stigmatism. Enough pain and suffering.
Following this, she also gave a brief performance of Elvis Presley’s ‘Can’t Help Falling In Love’ accompanied by her youngest son David, as well as her own hit ‘Like A Prayer’.
It’s set to be a busy year for Madonna, who is set to release her 14th studio album later in 2019. The upcoming release will be her first in four years, following 2015’s ‘Rebel Heart’.
From HuffPost UK
I made it Thru The Wilderness.......🔥🔥🔥 Back stage at STONEWALL INN!! 🏳️🌈 2019 came. in with a Bang!! 💥! #stonewall #pride #50th #newyear pic.twitter.com/Ytd25hXIpU
— Madonna (@Madonna) 1 January 2019
The 'Material Girl' hitmaker sued officials at the Harperley Hall co-operative building in Manhattan back in 2016 objecting to a 2014 change in leasing rules. The new conditions of her lease prohibited her children and domestic employees from living in the luxury $7.3 million (£5.7 million) unit unless she was 'in residence'.
Madonna's suit was originally dismissed last year (17), as she had filed it too late after the rule change. She continued her legal fight by requesting documents detailing how her lease was changed.
Judge Gerald Lebovits denied her requests and in November he formally tossed her lawsuit. However, according to the New York Post the 60-year-old musician filed a notice of appeal with the Manhattan Supreme Court on Wednesday, December 26, asking for the decision to be reversed.
Madonna, who has six children, claimed the home was her primary residence and that her status as an international popstar made it impossible for her to stick to the new conditions.
'Such a requirement is ridiculous and impossible for almost any family to comply with, and certainly not someone with plaintiff's itinerant schedule,' legal documents filed as part of her original case state.
She stated that the Harperley Hall co-op knew of her superstar status before leasing her the apartment, and so had no right to change the conditions of her lease in a way that clashed with the demands of her profession.
Last August, Madonna moved to a palatial mansion Lisbon, Portugal, to allow David to join the youth academy at top European soccer team S.L. Benfica.
From Ace Showbiz
Madonna shared a photo of herself with four of her six children on Christmas Day during which they were all smiles as they sat on the couch together. The singer, 60, can be seen wearing a black fur hat for the occasion.
'Merry X-mas from Mambo and 4 of her 6 unicorns!' the mother of six captioned the photo. 'Sending Much Love 💜💜💜💜💜💜 and many prayers for peace on Earth!'
Merry X-mas from Mambo and 4 of her 6 unicorns! 🦄🦄🦄🦄+🦄🦄. Sending Much Love 💜💜💜💜💜💜 and many prayers for ☮️ on Earth! 🌎🌍🌏. #blessed @LuigiMurenu #friends #family #love pic.twitter.com/3JrLlArn99
— Madonna (@Madonna) 26 December 2018
Almost..............🎄☃️🎅🏻🎅🏾Almost..............peace on Earth🌎🌍🌏 A Girl Can Dream Cant she? #peace #globalfamily #xmas #human #dignity ♥️ pic.twitter.com/nE3QpcjZJX
— Madonna (@Madonna) 25 December 2018
Bush Novak founded ID in 1993 and the company, which has offices in New York and Los Angeles, is home to veteran Hollywood publicists Mara Buxbaum (Michelle Williams, Jake Gyllenhaal, Sean Penn), Bebe Lerner (Emily Blunt, John Krasinski) and Matt Labov (Seth Rogen, Bill Hader), among others. Its music division is headed by Allison Elbl (James Taylor, Steve Martin, Marshmello). Madonna is managed by Guy Oseary of Maverick.
Madonna had previously been represented by BB Gun Press, which was founded by veteran music publicist Brian Bumbery - he left for Apple to head up publicity for Apple Music in August, Variety reported. Prior to that, she had been represented for more than 20 years by Liz Rosenberg, who runs her own New York City-based shop with a roster that includes Cher and Michael Buble.
According to an insider, Madonna was looking at several top public relations firms in search of a company that could provide a 'team' of support. Indeed, in Bush Novak’s Instagram - her account is private - announcing the signing, she notes, 'As a life-long fan of this incredible artist, I’m proud to share I’m leading a passionate team at ID for Madonna.' She thanks Oseary, who also manages U2, 'for the opportunity.'
From Page Six
I am 19. Living in NYC 🗽. A student at Martha Graham School of Dance. ❌ I modeled For Art Schools around the city to pay the rent. Painting, Drawing and Photography classes. Many of these photos were sold to Playboy and Penthouse when I became... https://t.co/5E4gXqr691 pic.twitter.com/YqydJUmZsZ
— Madonna (@Madonna) 20 December 2018
The pair bonded while shooting the popular 1992 baseball drama, for which Madonna wrote and performed the end credits song 'This Used to Be My Playground.' The song hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and garnered Madonna a Golden Globe nomination for best original song.
'Lucky to have known you and worked with you Penny Marshall,' Madonna writes in an Instagram post. 'Your Talent was as BIG as your Heart! And you were a Trailblazer for Women In Hollywood. GOD BLESS you and your family!'
The message is accompanied with a photo of the pair looking relaxed on set, with Madonna in full costume as her feisty character Mae Mordabito.
Marshall, who starred with Cindy Williams in the ABC sitcom Laverne & Shirley, and went on to direct Big, A League Of Their Own and other films, died Tuesday (Dec. 18) from diabetes complications at age 75. She made history with Big, by becoming the first female to direct a movie that grossed over $100 million.
From Billboard.com
According to the New England Genealogical Society, the funny lady and the Duchess of Cambridge are 15th cousins as they are each direct descendants of Edward III of England.
DeGeneres is also the 19th cousin, twice removed, of Queen Elizabeth II.
According to the website, Ancestry, US pop queen Madonna, Canadian singer Celine Dion and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, are all descended from the same French carpenter.
Records spanning more than 300 years from 1621 were published on the family and social history website Ancestry and revealed the unlikely link between the three women.
Camilla, the second wife of Prince Charles, Britain's heir to the throne - Madonna and Dion are all descended from French carpenter Zacharie Cloutier, according to the website.
'The fact that Camilla and Madonna are related, however distantly, highlights the truly unpredictable and entertaining nature of family history research,' said ancestry spokesperson Simon Harper.
However, Prince Charles has blasted this report in a bashful letter addressed to both Madonna and Celine Dion.
The explosive letter, published in 'The Prince Charles Letters' in 2011 informs to two pop queens that this information is 'so bally tenuous as to be barely worth mentioning'.
The Prince adds: 'Some might say I should ignore this sort of thing.'
However, Charles states in the letter that he is 'convinced that it’s all part of a ‘drip, drip, drip’ process that threatens to erode the monarchy'.
The letter, published on April 20, 2008, suggests that the website Ancestry are 'bent on mischief-making against the Royal Family'.
To end this, Charles drafted an open letter to the media detailing this this revelation is 'nonsense'.
Finally, Charles informed Madonna and Celine Dion that he would assume their approval of him 'scotching' the report should they choose not to reply to his letter.
In the letter he drafted for them to approve as words of their own, he included the line: 'We're not Royalty and we never will be.'
From express.co.uk
The Madonna collection also reflects Jagger's interest in the classical world, with shapes inspired by the Byzantine era featuring sapphires, diamonds, pearls, rubies and emeralds.
Jagger was previously creative director at jewellers Garrard before launching her own-name brand, which has been worn by celebrities including Rita Ora and Cara Delevigne.
Jagger thinks the taste for handmade jewellery is stronger than it's ever been. 'Natural handmade products are always going to be at the front of my sense of luxury.'
All of Jagger's jewellery is crafted from precious metals and gemstones individually sourced from her long-standing suppliers in Jaipur, India.
Jagger was among the celebrities who recently hit Florida for Art Basel Miami Beach, where she hosted a L'Eden by Perrier-Jouët event at Faena Hotel.
From Evening Standard Via Yahoo! News