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Maddona does NOT promoting drugs.

Over the weekend at Miami’s Ultra Music Festival the material girl made a reference to a drug by saying to the crowd, "How many people in this crowd have seen Molly?" Molly is a reference to ecstasy.

Many of her fans were upset at the drug use reference and on Monday during a fan Twitter chat to promote her new album MDNA, Madonna addressed the issue to a follower named Deadmau5 who wrote, "You're a role model to 100's of millions. You have a powerful voice, [Electronic Dance Music] could use your positive influence, not 'molly' talk." [Deadmau5 is popular world renown DJ, Deadmau5.]

She then tweeted this photo (above) from 1989 wearing Minnie Mouse ears and the words, "From one mouse to another. I don't support drug use and I never have."

She tweeted:

“I was referring to the song called 'Have You Seen Molly' written by my friend Cedric Gervais who I almost worked with on my last album ..."

So do you think this was all over blown? (No pun intended)

[RadarOnline]

Here it is the official video for Madonna's new song, Girl Gone Wild.

The new single is off the material girl's 12th studio album, MDNA which hits stores on March 26.

Let us know what you think?

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Madonna might have won you over at the Super Bowl on Sunday in Indianapolis with her performance enough for you to buy a ticket (or two) to her upcoming world tour.

The "Material Girl" announced her world tour in support of her upcoming album, MDNA which will feature stops in Tel Aviv, Abu Dhabi, and Istanbul then head to Europe before coming back to the U.S. and Canada.

The full list of tour dates after the jump.
 
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So besides one quick slip while climbing a bench, Madonna had a flawless half-time show on Sunday at the Super Bowl in Indianapolis.

During her performance, the Material Girl had several guest appearances including LMAFO, Cee Lo Green, Nicki Minaj, and M.I.A.. It was M.I.A. that is drawing all the criticism the day after for intentionally flipping off the camera during the performance.

Now the Parents Television Council wants NBC and the NFL to apologise and pays the fines for when something like that happens.

The NFL said:
 

"The obscene gesture in the performance was completely inappropriate, very disappointing and we apologize to our fans."

The NBC apology:

"We apologize for the inappropriate gesture that aired during halftime. It was a spontaneous gesture that our delay system caught late."

Look, the PTC finds something objectionable every year -- so why not just pay them the fine before the big game and then they can't complain after.

Simple solution, right?!

[Us]