Timbaland for her latest single, 4 Minutes In order to save The globe.
The high-profile trio filmed it clip london recently. The yet-to-be titled album is rumoured to get called Licorice.
London's The Mirror has reported that Madonna dons a dominatrix-style latex catsuit to the video, playing ``a pimp who rescues our planet within an impressive 240 seconds''.
The 49-year-old has hired her fashion mates Dolce & Gabbana to create the raunchy outfits for your clip.
Madonna's upcoming 11th studio album is slated for release in April, although facts are being kept a closely guarded secret. Let's hope it fares better than her directorial debut, Filth and Wisdom, that has been panned by critics.
It's arguably essentially the most anticipated album of the season, using the iconic singer also considered to have collaborated with Kanye West, Akon and Pharrell Williams.
GRUMPY GRAMMYS
ALMOST more interesting than last week's Grammy Awards ceremony was the post-awards fall-out.
Amy Winehouse's haul of five Grammys caused a lot of controversy, by suggesting she didn't deserve the trophies because of her bad image and drug-taking.
Natalie Cole led the charge, ironic given she's admitted to presenting her share of illicit substances, saying: ``I think it sends the incorrect message.''
Beyonce caused tensions one of the diva elite by introducing Tina Turner as the ``Queen of Soul''. An upset Aretha Franklin, widely known from the title, dismissed Beyonce's introduction of Turner like a ``cheap shot for controversy''.
However it has got to be declared the mighty Turner's return to happens was the highlight with the entire awards ceremony.
The writers' strike may possibly not have stopped the ceremony but it certainly took its toll around the awards.
Many big categories were missed during the broadcast -- Keith Urban's male country artist gong to mention just one single. And also the question has to be asked, why wasn't our Keith in the awards?
Insider continues to be tipped off which it was obviously a family emergency that kept the continent crooner in Australia.
PRINCELY RUMOUR
RUMOUR of the week visits suggestions Prince ended up being to produce a surprise guest appearance in the Good Vibrations Fes-tival yesterday.
Insider thought it unlikely but were required to make the calls, which received a swift ``no'' from promoters.
HIT While using KIDS
AFTER Half a century available, American crooner Neil Sedaka has brought a leaf out of your Wiggles' book, recording a kids' album. The 68-year-old will to discharge yet-to-be titled children's album later in 2010 and it has changed the lyrics to his hits to Getting out of bed Is Hard To Do, Lunch Can keep Us Together and The place that the Toys Are.
Sedaka will perform on the Sydney Opera House from May 9 to 11.
IT'S A BIG STEP
YOU name the singer, and New Yorker Jason Nevins has probably worked with them.
The dance supremo has remixed tracks for Drop out Boy, Fergie, Britney Spears, Janet Jackson, Madonna, Robbie Wil-liams, Moby and Prince.
Most recently, he's worked with Dannii Minogue on her behalf latest club track, Touch Me Like this.
``I guess there must be some formula, want . lots of my stuff does sound similar and contains a specific thread that runs through all this,'' he admits that.
``I prefer to approach everything differently. I will not do the same thing repeatedly, I simply won't undertake it.''
ROCK ROLLS IN
IN touring news, Pamela Anderson's ex Kid Rock looks to be heading our way in 2010.
The American country rocker is currently touring the US and is in predicts bring his show to Australia around Au-gust/September.
EXPECTANT PAUSE
FERGIE remains to be riding the wave of success from her album The Dutchess. However in her private life, she's being forced to hose down rumours about her possible pregnancy.
Hollywood gossips yesterday suggested Fergie would rush down the aisle with actor fiance Josh Duhamel because she's expecting.
But the singer's mum Terri leapt to her defence, ringing Ryan Seacrest's radio station KIIS-FM to deny the rumour
