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Madonna performs during her Sticky & Sweet Tour in Paris (September 20/21 2008)

Madonna performs during her Sticky & Sweet Tour in Paris (September 20 2008)

Madonna performs during her Sticky & Sweet Tour in Paris (September 20 2008)

Metro (September 17, 19)

20 Minutes (September 17, 19 2008)

ADN (September 17 2008)

Que (September 17, 19 2008)

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Madonna leaving the Crillon Hotel in Paris (September 20 2008)

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Madonna in Chi (September 17 2008 Issue)

Video by Filipe Claro

Madonna performs during her Sticky & Sweet Tour in Valencia (September 18 2008)

Madonna, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are among a small list of celebs to become immortalized as miniture Lego figures.

The characters were created to celebrate Lego’s 30th anniversary.

Sadly, the special edition toys will not be released to the public. Drats!

No details are spared on these plastic figures. Pictures of the minifigs show an unshaven Pitt dressed in a suit and Jolie outfitted in her ‘Tomb Raider’ garb. Lego even added a set of newborn twins wrapped in blankets.

Madonna’s blonde mini-me is in a stage costume and holding a microphone in her little Lego claw/hand. Lego was sure to include the sexy mole above her lip and the small gap in her top teeth.

As for Winehouse, well, it’s obvious that Lego spent a little more time working outside the mould to create this one. Her figure sports a bee-hive hairdo, tatoos and cutoff jean shorts. The toy bares a striking resemblance to the Grammy-winning singer in healthier times.

Rounding out the list of 30th Anniversary Lego figures are David and Victoria Beckham, Cliff Richard, Simon Cowell and the X-Factor judges, and celeb gardener Alan Titchmarch.

Lego first created the minifigures in 1978. Other Hollywood Lego creations include Indiana Jones, Star Wars and Batman.

source : mercurynews

from MTV.com :

Back in April, MTV News columnist James Montgomery claimed that Swedish singer Robyn — “one of the most dynamic, shape-shifting, forward-thinking artists currently making pop music” — isn’t popular in the U.S. because “we are a nation of narrow-minded nimrods.” It was the latest in our decade-long string of stump speeches for the pop star. See, Robyn has something of a fan club at MTV News. Every few years, when she puts out a new album, we ask, “What’s wrong with Americans? Why won’t they dance to Robyn?”

You’re probably sick of listening to us, so we decided to hand things over to the singer herself. The electro diva agreed to keep a video diary of her time spent opening for Madonna on the European leg of the Sticky & Sweet Tour. Enjoy the clips of Robyn and her entourage before, during and after her recent set before 72,000 fans at a former military airbase in Zurich, Switzerland.

Driving to the Dubendorf stage in Zurich:

High fives :

Performing “Cobrastyle”:

Leaving the stage: