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Move over Madonna’s “Danceteria”! Another gay icon just dropped a track about the infamous NYC club

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By Honey Dijon, Debi Mazar, Benedict Cumberbatch
| meaws.com
Madonna‘s homage to the NYC club that first played her music is facing competition from a legendary gay group’s own love letter to the same spot.On Monday, the Queen of Pop released Confessions II – The Film.
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Unpacking All the Cameos in Madonna's Crazy, Star-Studded 'Confessions II'!

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By Benedict Cumberbatch, Julia Garner, Debi Mazar
| starsalert.com
her YouTube channel, "Confessions II," directed by the duo TORSO, is a wild ride that uses parts of the first six tracks on the album — "I Feel So Free," "Good for the Soul," "One Step Away," "Bring Your Love," "Danceteria," and "Read My Lips" — to illustrate some of the themes Madonna has visited throughout her career, from isolation to self-expression to the spiritual experience of dancing.The elaborate film, shot across six months, spares no expense in bringing the music to life, including...
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Madonna Talks New Tour & Tells Anderson Cooper She's Living the Life Her Mom Could Not at Q&A

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By Jimmy Fallon, Lourdes León León, Debi Mazar
| starsalert.com
wellness Rowing google CEO Strategy ‘AI: Probably Nothing to Worry About’ Review: Spoiler: Don’t Trust the Title Director Nick Holt (“Responsible Child”) gives us plenty to worry about in his ominous documentary “AI: Probably Nothing to Worry About.” But the scariest takeaway may not actually be the artificial intelligence, so much as the humans who’ve created and disseminated it.Holt presents a murderer’s row of founding fathers: scientists, programmers, and entrepreneurs who have changed...
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