Yay! More Celebrity Hipocricy

The media have had a field day with the Madonna's latest transformation from unbathed singing sperm bank to self rightious kabala preaching holier than thou movie-ruin-erd. Long ago, it become a staple of gossip columns to giggle over the contrast between the sassy young Madonna and the prim children's author.
Madonna, who's now 47, sees no contradiction whatsoever.
"Obviously, my tastes and my priorities have changed," she says. "But I am still asking the question 'Why?' Just because I'm a mother doesn't mean I'm not still a rebel and that I don't want to go in the face of convention and challenge the system. I never wanted to think in a robotic way, and I don't want my children to think that way, either. I think parents should be constantly questioning society."
Some critics, however, assert that Madonna is being reactionary, or even (gasp!) conservative, in her oft-stated refusal to let her kids (Lourdes, 9, and Rocco, 5) watch TV.
"It's not conservative," she says. "It's actually very punk-rock to not watch TV."
But let Madonna talk long enough about pop-culture excess, and she ends up sounding not wildly dissimilar to Pat Robertson. "It's very surface-oriented and of the moment and disposable," she says. "You have to constantly up the ante. [Celebrities] just have to keep getting more extreme to get attention. It's crap. It's scary. We are obviously creating our own demise."

OK, I'm not even going to go into the change because that is so obvious you can laugh at that without my having to go over it, however I would just like to say this. "Wow, you're old and out of touch Madge!" "It's very Punk Rock???? Punk?!?!?!? Maybe if you take a time machine back to the late 70's. But did you hear Madonna, Sid Vicious is dead and CBGB's lost their lease.
Oh, by the way, People don't dance the Charleston anymore either Grandma.