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Madonna: Rabble-rousing tactic No. 416

12:12 PM Wed, Sep 03, 2008 |  | 
Thor Christensen   E-mail   News tips


Madonna is up to her old rabble-rousing tricks, mixing images of Adolph Hitler with John McCain on her new world tour (Hmmm...wonder who she'll be voting for in November). Not so coincidentally, the segment leads into "Like a Prayer," which became infamous in '89 when Madge spiced up its video with hot-button images (burning crosses, stigmata) that had zilch to do with the lyrics. She's not coming to Dallas, but she'll play a sold-out show Nov. 19 at Houston's Minute Maid Park.


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