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The Weekly Wtf!?

Madonna gets some girl-on-girl action with La Minaj, girls around the nation do the walk of shame…it's DIVA’s weekly mediawatch.

Tue, 13 Dec 2011 09:57:57 GMT | Updated 1 years today

NOT LIKE A VIRGIN AT ALL

Madonna's been at the girls again. What's that you say, Madge has a new album coming out? Well, what a surprise! And a huge comeback planned for the spring? Blow me down! No surprise then to hear that Mother Pop whacked a smacker on Little Miss Nicki Minaj, who couldn't wait to express herself via twitter. Lookee here: 'OH MY f'ingggg Gahhhh!!!!! MADONNA jus kissed me!!!!! On the lips!!!!!!! It felt sooooo good. Soooo soft!!!! *passes out* aaahhhhh!!!!!!!!!' Seems Madge has a thing for female rappers these days, as Brit spitter MIA has been tweeting about HRH too: 'Madonna killed it! A legend! said she'd have me, i said ill have her too, we had a 3sum M.N.M. MEGAFORCE @TheMegaforce thanku,' Ah, the grandiloquence of yoof. But what were all these ladies up to I here you ask? Sorry to disappoint, but this wasn't a drug-fuelled LA sauna party, but actually the set of Madonna's new video, for upcoming single Give Me All Your Love. Come to think of it, that doesn't rule out a sauna party. Maybe it's unfair to call Madge a fake lez - after all, who are we to say what excites Madonna sexually? It's just that all this same-sex-snogging seems so… sensational. You didn't see her smooching young Justin Timberlake when they collaborated last year, eh? Nor when she did that really crap song with Ricky Martin, that one no one remembers. And yet she did manage to plant a big wet one on Britney Spears, a much publicised smackerooni which, some say, marked a decline in the pop princess's fortunes. It sounds like Madonna's video is going to be an attention-seeking, smutty slab of titillation. I can't wait!

DOUBLE TAKE

How many effing Lisbeth Salanders are there? Lisbeth was first brought to life by the wonderful Noomi Rapace in The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo trilogy, a role which she totally owned. Now Rooney Mara plays the androgynous heroine in a new Hollywood remake. (NB: Don't go and see it: it won't be as good as the original.) Well, as we clever girls have learned, all good things come in threes (ask Madonna) and it seems our very own travel editor, Lotte Jeffs, has been channelling Lisbeth too. Posing for the Evening Standard, Lotte brought a much needed portion of lez to Londoners' journey home last Friday. And how fabulous did she look? Seriously, we're turning green here. Anyone would think she'd be satisfied with that feel of Rihanna's baps a few weeks back, but it seems our Lotte likes to keep busy. Here's what happened when she stepped out in her Lisbeth-inspired get-up: "Suddenly everybody is staring. It's embarrassing, momentarily, as the me who is desperate to please, fit in, look serious and professional at all times squirms in this f***-off leather ensemble. Then, as I meet their gaze, they look away embarrassed and I feel more powerful than I ever have in a suit. A pathway to the snacks counter clears for me. People actually put down their plates and move away." Crikey. Sounds like the perfect outfit to hit the January sales in.

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WALK OF SHAME

Finally, have you seen the Harvey Nick's advert with all the drunken tarts stumbling home? Journalist and blogger Jane Fae reckons it's sexist and snobby, but I have to disagree. Have I done the walk of shame myself? Regularly. Did I find it harmless fun to see it depicted on screen. Hell yeah. Is it a bit snobby? Probs. I do get where Jane's coming from - she makes some valid points with a good dash of humour - but I'm afraid it's a thumbs up to Harvey Nicks from me. Perhaps it is all based on a double standard, but there's something wonderfully, gloriously life-affirming walking home in a crumpled dress showing too much bum, boob and beer stains on the Number 45 bus at 7.30am on a Saturday morn. Indeed: it's nothing less than a girl's right and privilege. Was that me you saw on the 8.45 Midlands Mainline service from Birmingham to Nottingham that dreadful Monday morning? I won't say. But I do have a message for the walk of shame, the advertisers that glamorise it and all the gals who do it: keep up the good work!

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