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Bruno Calls Madonna A “Transsexual Child Catcher”
Bruno, dude, you’re not making many friends here. The GLBT community’s not happy too with you and reviewers are calling your moving “Borat lite.” Now, you’re calling Madge a “transsexual child catcher.” Whoa.
In a recent interview with Attitude Magazine, Bruno described his opinion of Madonna’s career:
“Ich divide Madonna into ze following eras: Puppy Fat (Like Ein Virgin); Skanky Marilyn (True Blue); Tzitzen Out (Vogue, Erotica); Total Scheisse (the 90s); und her current, Transsexual Child Catcher.”
I found the translation a little annoying to read as well. Nevertheless, talk is going round that Madonna and Baron Cohen, once buds, are seriously at odds over the Bruno movie. Sure, it could be a stunt, but I like to think of Madonna who gets off on making trouble with other celebs.
In the film, Bruno adopts an African child as a kind of fashion accessory, a storyline obviously inspired by Madonna’s adoption of her son David Banda from Malawi.
Madonna, who’s currently bonding with her brand new daughter Mercy, also from Malawi, is doing her best to prove that her children are more than just fashion accessories.
I think I smell a Madonna vs. Bruno staged catfight at next year’s MTV Movie Awards.
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