Madonna’s latest video for “Give Me All Your Luvin'” premiered today and is infused with football themes just in time for the pop legend’s Super Bowl performance.

The song itself is pretty lackluster – a run of the mill pop diddy that leans on the younger, more Twitter-friendly star power of rappers Nicki Minaj and M.I.A. It’s an obvious (and somewhat) embarrassing bid to court the MTV-teeny-bop audience that the Nicki, especially, has a vice grip on.

That said, the video does have it’s degree of eye candy. The fashion is nice, but not so extreme as to become costumey as we often see from the likes of Lady Gaga & Nicki Minaj. The lace dresses at the end of the video are particularly nice.

Whether or not your like this song/video, you’ve gotta respect the industry genius that is Madonna (and her team). She’s got staying power and “comeback” chops that few have matched. Her press presence right now is enormous, thanks to the aformentioned Super Bowl gig and the release of her directorial debut in feature film W.E. Check out the retrospective of her Vogue covers here. This one below from 1992 stand out for me. Amazing how quickly 20 years can pass. photo: vogue.com

Nicki Minaj was in the news for her provocative video Stupid Hoe, which was announced a couple of weeks ago. It shall officially be released before the 14th of February and features Nicki in pastel makeup and pink hair.

Talking about pink hair, she sports a brighter shade of pink on the cover of Wonderland’s February – March issue. The mag would hit the newsstands this week in Britain. In an exclusive interview to the magazine, the pop star reveals how she handles her alter-egos and how she withdraws to her introspective-self once she is offstage. However, Nicki’s onstage persona is that of raucous color-obsessed diva who doesn’t think much before playing with various hues.

Nicki is not the first one though, to experiment with pink hair color. Gwen Stefani colored her hair pink in the video Ex-girlfriend, the first single from the album Return of Saturn. Pink, Avril Lavigne, Katy Perry and even Lady Gaga have also experimented with pink colored hairstyles in the past.

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