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Madonna Needs a V8 or Something


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Jen Chung

Published Jul 27, 2008

Modified Jul 27, 2008


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2008_07_madskinny.jpgThere are some photographs a really skinny-looking Madonna leaving the Kabbalah Centre in Midtown. The Daily News calls her a "funereal girl...gone from glamorous to cadaverous" while British tabloid The Sun thinks she looks plain odd, wondering if a vacuum sucked "out most of her face." The Material Girl is turning 50 next month, and the Sun also reported that she and Guy Ritchie will renew their vows in England around that time. Her Sticky & Sweet Tour starts August 23 in Cardiff, Wales--she'll make her way to North America with five shows at Giants Stadium and Madison Square Garden in October.

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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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