Well, like I said on the other thread, I'm 45 and would love to see the Material Girl back on top. I'm rooting for her. I thought she looked great. She gained weight and looked softer (but still strong). I would LOVE to have legs like that when I'm 58.

Yuck. But maybe she could use some Tucks.

She looks old.

Tuck! No one wants to see a 60 yo butt. Can't unsee that!!!!

Anonymous wrote:http://www.vanityfair.com/style/2015/02/madonna-red-carpet-butt#5

Ugh. As usual, no taste, that woman.

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Anonymous wrote:I can't bear to watch the dancing. So worried she'll slip a disc or something.

she might aggravate a hernia, or cause damage to a hip/knee replacement.

Probably not far from the truth. It took a long time to heal after she was thrown from a horse a couple years ago.

Anonymous wrote:I can't bear to watch the dancing. So worried she'll slip a disc or something.

she might aggravate a hernia, or cause damage to a hip/knee replacement.

I can't bear to watch the dancing. So worried she'll slip a disc or something.

OP, what are you smoking?

I agree -- loved her performance! She looks fantastic. And no one matches her command and following of the pop singers today.

Just watched the Grammy performance and I think she looks great. I think she actually gained some weight, and it becomes her.

Plastic surgery and personal trainers can make anyone looks good if you are dedicated to them. I hope I can be that dedicated to my body...minus the surgery.

Please post a photo where you think she looks good because I don't think she's aging well. Too gaunt.

And photoshopped, stylized, overdone photos don't count.

That's all. I think Italian women age well. Especially Italian women who are Madonna.