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Justin Timberlake is to induct Madonna into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
The Sexyback singer has been working with Madonna on her upcoming album, expected to be released this year.
Madonna will be among those honoured on March 10 at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in Manhattan.
Other inductees include Leonard Cohen, John Mellencamp, The Dave Clark Five, The Ventures and Little Walter.
Tom Hanks will induct The Dave Clark Five, the Sixties British pop band behind the hit Glad All Over.
Billy Joel will pay tribute to Mellencamp, and Lou Reed will honour Cohen.
Ben Harper will induct Little Walter, who produced 14 Top 10 hits on the R 'n' B charts before his death in 1968 at 37.
John Fogerty will induct The Ventures, whose hits include Walk Don't Run and Hawaii Five-O.
Singer-songwriter Jerry Butler will induct Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, founders of the Philadelphia International record label that collaborated with R 'n' B artists such as Butler, The O'Jays, Patti LaBelle and Lou Rawls.
Madonna says Jesus Luz is "the love of her life".
The '4 Minutes' singer praised the 22-year-old Brazilian model in a speech at her 51st birthday party in Portofino, Italy, on Sunday (16.08.09) before running across the room to passionately kiss him.
As friends looked on, Madonna gushed: "He's the love of my life. He has been so strong around me. I can't thank him enough."
The next morning (17.08.09), the couple looked blissfully happy as they boarded a luxury y read more
Madonna’s 'Sticky and Sweet’ touring crew are threatening to quit.
Some of the 250 staff on the tour claim they are being treated like 'second class citizens' after being given cheap hotel accommodation - while Madonna stayed in an £11,000-a-night castle after her recent show in Nice, France.
A source told Britain’s Daily Mirror newspaper: 'Everyone is absolutely furious with her and some of them want to walk out of the tour. They feel they are read more
Speaking at the Cannes Film Festival, in France, Madonna said: "It was painful and a big struggle and I didn't understand it. In the end, I rationalised that when a woman goes through natural childbirth, she suffers an enormous amount. I went through my own kind of birthing pains."The '4 Minutes' singer said the adoption was an incredibly painful process because it involved so much bureaucracy. read more