The 13-minute short, built around the first six tracks of her forthcoming album, premiered Friday with a packed Beacon Theatre Q&A that veered from cell phone culture to F. Scott Fitzgerald.
The 13-minute short, built around the first six tracks of her forthcoming album, premiered Friday with a packed Beacon Theatre Q&A that veered from cell phone culture to F. Scott Fitzgerald.
The sequel to her 2005 dance opus arrives in July, framed by Madonna as a continuation of a spiritual and physical manifesto.