So what if she is hitting 50,at least she is going back to her roots.American Life stunk because of she was trying to be something she wasn't.The single had excessive foul language and a poor attempt to rap.Madonna was trying to become something she will never be, a neo Missy Elliot.Madonna is 80s and always will be a living relevation of the 80s.Her music always will be appeciated,as will her sex appeal.Madonna is one of the most influencial woman of the 20th century.With more talent than and more sucessfulness than any other people ever, Madonna (in my opinion) is more powerful that Oprah.(Besides you don't see Oprah working her butt of to have a sucessful music career)
Madonna's "Confessions on a DanceFloor" is an attempt to bring back the old Madonna many of the current musical artists grew up listening to.Artists that are now stacking up 5+ Grammy and Mtv Awards.Madonna will be remembered even after her death for the popularity she was, and for being 'The Material Girl'.