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Madonna: Rebel Heart Tour

Madonna's record-breaking Rebel heart Tour featurins 24 tracks performed around the world on her 10th global trek. This two hour spectacular is everything (and more) you'd expect from The Qu... Read all Madonna's record-breaking Rebel heart Tour featurins 24 tracks performed around the world on her 10th global trek. This two hour spectacular is everything (and more) you'd expect from The Queen Of Pop. Madonna's record-breaking Rebel heart Tour featurins 24 tracks performed around the world on her 10th global trek. This two hour spectacular is everything (and more) you'd expect from The Queen Of Pop.

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First 3 Rebel Heart Tour Dates Rescheduled

Miami - American Airlines Arena Previously scheduled for Saturday August 29th will move to Saturday, January 23rd Previously scheduled for Sunday, August 30th will move to Sunday, January 24th

Atlanta - Philips Arena Previously scheduled for Wednesday, September 2nd will move to Wednesday, January 20th

San Juan - PR - Coliseo de Puerto Rico Previously scheduled for Saturday, September 5th will move to Wednesday, January 27th Previously scheduled for Sunday, September 6th  will be moved to Thursday, January 28th

The opening night of Madonna's Rebel Heart Tour, one of 2015's most highly anticipated shows, has been moved to Wednesday, September 9th in Montreal's Bell Centre. Dates originally scheduled for Miami, Atlanta and San Juan, PR have been moved to January 2016 (complete itinerary follows). As confirmed by Live Nation, Madonna's global tour promoter, tickets for previously announced Rebel Heart dates in each of these cities will be honored for newly scheduled dates.   "As my fans already know, the show has to be perfect. Assembling all the elements will require more time than we realized. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause my fans. I can promise you this show will be worth the wait. Can't wait to share it with all my Rebel Hearts out there." commented Madonna.

An up to date full itinerary of Rebel Heart Tour dates follows this release. Tickets for all previously scheduled performances will be honored at the new dates. Refunds if required will be available at point of purchase.

NORTH AMERICA 2015:

Date / City / Venue

Sept. 9 - Montreal, QC - Bell Centre             Sept. 10 - Montreal, QC - Bell Centre             Sept. 12 - Washington, DC - Verizon Center             Sept. 16 - New York, NY - Madison Square Garden     Sept. 17 - New York. NY - Madison Square Garden     Sept. 19 - Brooklyn, NY - Barclays Center     Sept. 21 - Quebec City, QC - Centre Vidéotron         Sept. 24 - Philadelphia, PA - Wells Fargo Center         Sept. 26 - Boston, MA - TD Garden             Sept. 28 - Chicago, IL - United Center

Oct. 1 - Detroit, MI - Joe Louis Arena         Oct. 3 - Atlantic City, NJ - Boardwalk Hall             Oct. 5 - Toronto, ON - Air Canada Centre         Oct. 6 - Toronto, ON - Air Canada Centre         Oct. 8 - St. Paul, MN - Xcel Energy Center         Oct. 11 - Edmonton, AB - Rexall Place             Oct. 12 - Edmonton, AB - Rexall Place             Oct. 14 - Vancouver, BC - Rogers Arena             Oct. 17 - Portland, OR - MODA Center             Oct. 19 - San Jose, CA - SAP Center at San Jose     Oct. 22 - Glendale, AZ - Gila River Arena         Oct. 24 - Las Vegas, NV - MGM Grand Garden Arena     Oct. 27 - Los Angeles, CA - Forum    

EUROPE / UK 2015:

Nov. 4 - Koln, Germany - Lanxess Arena             Nov. 5 - Koln, Germany - Lanxess Arena             Nov. 7 - Prague, CZ - O2 Arena             Nov. 8 - Prague, CZ - O2 Arena             Nov. 10 - Berlin,Germany - Mercedes-Benz Arena (O2 World)    Nov. 11 - Berlin,Germany - Mercedes-Benz Arena (O2 World)    Nov. 14 - Stockholm, Sweden - Tele 2 Arena             Nov. 16 - Herning, Denmark - Jyske Bank Boxen     Nov. 19 - Turin, Italy - Pala Alpitour                 Nov. 21 - Turin, Italy - Pala Alpitour             Nov. 22 - Turin, Italy - Pala Alpitour             Nov. 24 - Barcelona, Spain - Palau Sant Jordi     Nov. 25 - Barcelona, Spain - Palau Sant Jordi             Nov. 28 - Antwerp, Belgium - Sportpaleis Nov. 29 - Mannheim, Germany - SAP Arena            

Dec. 1 - London, UK - O2 Arena Dec. 2 - London, UK - O2 Arena             Dec. 5 - Amsterdam, Holland - Ziggo Dome             Dec. 6 - Amsterdam, Holland - Ziggo Dome             Dec. 9 - Paris, France - Bercy                 Dec. 10 - Paris, France - Bercy Dec. 12 - Zurich, Switzerland - Hallenstadion                 Dec. 14 - Manchester, UK - Manchester Arena         Dec. 16 - Birmingham, UK - Barclaycard Arena         Dec. 20 - Glasgow, Scotland - The SSE Hydro    

NORTH AMERICA / PUERTO RICO 2016:

*Jan. 20 - Atlanta, GA - Philips Arena *Jan. 23 - Miami, FL - American Airlines Arena *Jan. 24 - Miami, FL - American Airlines Arena                 *Jan. 27 - San Juan, PR - Coliseo de Puerto Rico     *Jan. 28 - San Juan, PR - Coliseo de Puerto Rico    

*Rescheduled show date. Tickets for the previously scheduled performances will be honored at the applicable rescheduled event.

For fans who purchased tickets to a San Juan show (Sept 5 or 6), you may request a refund at your original point of purchase. For additional assistance, you may contact Ticketpop Customer Service at 787-294-0001. Refund requests should be made by Friday, June 12th.

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Every Madonna Tour, Ranked

Looking back on the Queen of Pop's groundbreaking concerts over the years.

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In 1974, at the age of 15, Madonna snuck out of her father’s house in suburban Detroit to attend David Bowie’s Diamond Dogs Tour. She was summarily grounded for the summer, but the punishment was worth it. “I don’t think that I breathed for two hours. It was the most amazing show that I’d ever seen,” Madonna said during a speech inducting the Thin White Duke into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1996.

Madonna’s first two tours, 1985’s Virgin Tour and 1987’s Who’s That Girl World Tour, served as experiment labs for the burgeoning superstar. In 1990, her Blond Ambition World Tour revolutionized the pop concert. Drawing inspiration from Bowie’s theatricality, Prince’s cheeky flamboyance and Michael Jackson’s stage command, she offered audiences an immersive experience that went beyond conventional live performance.

Each of Madonna’s subsequent tours have pushed the boundaries even further, embracing technology for multimedia (and multi-sensory) presentations of her music. On the heels of her own induction into the Rock Hall of Fame in 2008, the singer’s Sticky & Sweet Tour became the highest grossing tour for a female artist in history – a record she held until 2023, when it was finally eclipsed by Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour, according to Billboard Boxscore.

Madonna could have hung up her corset long ago and she would still be one of the most successful live acts of all time. But she continues to push herself – and us. Her latest trek, the career-spanning Celebration Tour, will wrap up with a historic free show at Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on May 4. The concert will be broadcast live on TV Globo and will likely see Madonna performing for her biggest audience to date – more than 40 years into her career.

To get in on the celebration, we’ve ranked all 12 of Madonna’s boundary-busting tours.

The Virgin Tour (1985)

Madonna’s very first tour was propelled, like most things related to the queen, almost entirely on the strength of her sheer force of will — and, of course, her raw talent. A magnetic and skilled performer (that toss and catch of the tambourine!), Madonna sprinted through a relatively short setlist culled largely from her first two albums, dancing and belting out hits like “Into the Groove” and “Burning Up” like her rent was due yesterday. But she didn’t need to worry about paying the bills for long: When the tour kicked off in April 1985, she was playing modest theaters; two months later, she was performing to a sold-out crowd of Madonna wannabes at Madison Square Garden.

Who’s That Girl World Tour (1987)

Compared to the Virgin Tour just two years earlier, Madonna stepped up the production values, choreography and theatricality for her first world (and stadium) tour. Dramatic performances of “Papa Don’t Preach,” “Live to Tell” and her then-most recent No. 1 on the Hot 100, “Who’s That Girl,” hinted at what was to come on future tours in terms of spectacle and ambition. Though it was only her second tour, Who’s That Girl would become the last of Madonna’s shows to resemble a conventional pop-rock concert.

Re-Invention World Tour (2004)

Coming off of the commercial disappointment of her 2003 album American Life , Madonna returned to the place she’s always thrived: the stage. The Re-Invention Tour was nothing she hadn’t done before or wouldn’t do better in the future, but — for the first time in years — she was embracing her past, performing rocked-out renditions of early hits “Burning Up” and “Material Girl” with electric guitar in hand, and even reinventing a few fan favorites like “Hanky Panky” and “Deeper and Deeper.” As for the queen herself, she was in top form both vocally and physically.

Madame X Tour (2019-2020)

Part jukebox musical, part avant-garde performance art and part standup special, the Madame X Tour revolved around a James Baldwin quote… and a typewriter. Yes, Madame X is a stenographer. The tour took place in theaters and opera houses instead of the usual arenas, offering a more intimate and interactive experience. Highlights included a jazzy version of “Human Nature,” a neo-noir restaging of “Vogue” and a crowd sing-along to the resistance anthem “I Rise.”

Rebel Heart Tour (2015-2016)

A blend of Cirque du Soleil, Broadway and burlesque, the Rebel Heart Tour saw dancers swinging on 10-foot stilts, dressed as nuns on stripper poles and sliding down giant LED screens. As for Madonna, she seemed more at ease on stage than ever, playing the coy chanteuse a la Blond Ambition and strumming the ukulele to “True Blue” – the first time she’d performed the song in nearly three decades. In fact, Rebel Heart was heavier on the hits than any tour since Re-Invention, including a Latin-infused medley of classics “Dress You Up,” “Into the Groove” and “Lucky Star,” as well as a modern twist on “Material Girl.”

Sticky & Sweet Tour (2008-2009)

After a first act that didn’t quite live up to the lofty standards Madonna had previously set, the Sticky & Sweet Tour eventually hit its stride. The ‘Gypsy’ and ‘Rave’ segments in particular – including an electrifying rendition of “La Isla Bonita” featuring Ukrainian group Kolpakov Trio and a heavy metal version of “Hung Up,” which ended with Madonna shredding her guitar to Pantera’s “A New Level” – were as exhilarating as any of her previous tours’ best moments.

The Celebration Tour (2023-2024)

Madonna’s latest tour is the sight and sound of a legend fully embracing her legacy. With no new album to promote, the setlist is packed with so many iconic songs – including a handful she’s never performed on tour before, such as “Bedtime Story” and “Bad Girl” – that more than a dozen of her 28 top 5 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 had to be omitted. A musical recounting of the Queen of Pop’s life and career, the Celebration Tour touches on her rise to fame in New York, the AIDS crisis (via a stirring rendition of “Live to Tell”), the media backlash she suffered in the early ‘90s and her spiritual rebirth, in which she rises like an AI phoenix on a glowing cube and — quicker than a ray of light — soars above the crowd. Masterful.

Drowned World Tour (2001)

Pioneered by bands like U2, live concerts had moved closer to multimedia presentations in the years since The Girlie Show in 1993, and Madonna fully embraced the artistic potential that new technology allowed. For her first tour in eight years, Madonna pulled out all of the stops: smoke machines, acrobatic stunts, line-dancing, even Japanese anime. And with only a handful of older songs making the cut – including tour staples “Holiday” and “Human Nature” – she proved she was still laser-focused on the present… and the future.

The MDNA Tour (2012)

Coming on the heels of Madonna’s iconic halftime performance at Super Bowl XLVI, the maximalist MDNA Tour was one of her most ambitious, employing elaborate stage combat, slacklining, Tetris-style cubes that rose 16 feet above the stage and a backdrop of eight rotating video screens. It was also one of her most intense shows. At 54, Madonna was in peak form, performing intricate choreography in spiked stilettos nonstop for two hours straight. The only chance she had to take a breath was during a surprisingly poignant piano version of “Like a Virgin” … after which the air was literally squeezed from her lungs by a corset being tightened around her. 

The Girlie Show (1993)

Inspired by cabaret and classic Hollywood musicals, The Girlie Show was a visual tour-de-force. The second act, dubbed ‘Studio 54,’ rivaled the ‘Religious’ segment from Blond Ambition for sheer catharsis, with the freedom of the orgiastic disco era (“Deeper and Deeper”) juxtaposed with the subsequent AIDS crisis (“In This Life”), as well as a captivating fever dream of choreography set to a remix of “Justify My Love.” Madonna was in fine voice throughout, growling her way through “Express Yourself” and harmonizing beautifully on “Rain.” She’s never had a better live band, either — and even mused about collaborating with them on an album, though it sadly never materialized.

Blond Ambition World Tour (1990)

With its elaborate costumes (courtesy of French designer Jean-Paul Gaultier), Broadway-style sets (designed by Madonna’s brother Christopher Ciccone) and quasi-narrative arc, the Blond Ambition Tour is the blueprint – the mother of the modern pop concert. The show infamously found Madonna exorcising herself of the guilt of her Catholic upbringing. The ‘Religious’ segment, which began with the singer simulating masturbation and ended with her facing the judgment of the male authority figures in her life (her father, the Pope, God), is among the most audaciously conceived and impeccably executed moments of stagecraft in touring history.

Confessions Tour (2006)

The Confessions Tour snags the top spot on our list for two reasons. First, it served as a culmination of everything Madonna had learned from Blond Ambition through Re-Invention, combining spectacle, drama and good ol’ fashioned performance mojo. Like its namesake, 2005’s Grammy-winning Confessions on a Dance Floor , the show struck a deft balance between dance-party hedonism and intimate introspection. Madonna’s 2000 Hot 100 chart-topper “Music” was transformed into a roller-disco fantasia, while a haunting rendition of “Live to Tell” saw the veteran provocateur suspended from a giant disco-fied cross in order to shine a light on the plight of AIDS in Africa.

Most importantly, Confessions was Madonna’s most cohesive and consistently thrilling show to date. Musical director Stuart Price skillfully arranged and remixed early hits like “Erotica” and “Like a Virgin” to fit the Eurodisco aesthetic of Confessions . Plus, each act of the show was a visual and aural smorgasbord, from the opening equestrian segment, which found Madonna emerging from a giant glitter ball and commanding a stripper-poll-cum-carousel-horse, to the extended finale, which mashed up “Lucky Star” and “Hung Up” into a nearly 15-minute explosion of ear and eye candy.

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Madonna: rebel heart tour.

Directed by Danny Tull , Nathan Rissman

This is it people: it's showtime!

Concert special featuring the iconic superstar as she performs in packed arenas around the globe. Featuring new hits and beloved classics that showcase Madonna's signature visual theatrics, exquisite costumes and awe-inspiring choreography. With exclusive behind-the-scenes access that reveal the pop icon and her legion of dancers as they pour blood, sweat and tears into creating an astonishing arena show celebrated by fans around the world.

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Review by Héctor ★★★★

Other artists may be good but none and I mean NONE can do what Madonna has done these 4 decades!!! LONG LIVE THE QUEEN!!!

Review by Don

say what you want about madonna, but that woman is a living legend. period.

Review by Matthew Arnold ★★★★★

Was thinking of her today so decided to watch this. So good! Hope she is ok.

Review by Anthony S. ★★★½

This tour promotes one of my favorite albums by Madonna but it kept me wanting for more with the realization of the performances and I think the sound was not very good.

Review by Stephen Hampton ★★★★★

Don't it taste like holy water?

Review by Ed_W00d ★★★★★

On dira ce qu'on voudra, avec son Blonde Ambition Tour en 1990, Madonna a révolutionné la façon de faire des spectacles dans le monde de la pop.

Encore aujourd'hui, elle se surpasse avec des shows toujours supérieurs au précédent. Dans une forme incroyable, la reine de la pop est incontestablement une bête de scène et reste encore, trente-cinq ans plus tard, la meilleure dans le domaine en réinventant ses chansons à chaque tournée. De plus, ce Rebel Heart Tour est superbement bien réalisé.

Review by Cliff ★★★½

The film of Madonna's 2016 tour, shot mostly in Sydney, is interesting from the point of view of someone who's not really been following her since her 80s & 90s heyday. At first there's something slightly tragic about the way she still seems to think that there's anything shocking about dancers dressed as scantily-clad, pole-dancing nuns, and writhing around on a Last Supper altar, snogging Jesus, etc. But hey, I suppose she invented that and if her show seems like it's trying too hard to keep up with Lady Gaga's then you can't help but remember that without Madonna, there might not be a Lady Gaga. Personally, I prefer it when pop stars try to do this kind of spectacle on…

Review by Neil Studd ★★

Looked like a good concert (or mashup of several concerts) but my god whoever edited this package has never heard of restraint or using more than two seconds of one camera shot.

Review by shelby ★★★★

i’ve watched this so often but i die every time i see detox in the audience during rebel heart sjfjgk

Review by Passion ★★★★½

i haven't been feeling the best lately and watching this made me SO happy. god bless madonna.

Review by Leah ★★★★

i almost didn't log this bc it didn't feel like a movie but damn i fucking love madonna this was fun to watch i wish there had been behind the scenes stuff but I'm so glad they included the Unapologetic Bitch montage that included chastain I'm crying

Review by sandy ★★★★

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Madonna Scores Highest-Grossing Tour of 2024 So Far as Live Music Growth Settles Down

By Steven J. Horowitz

Steven J. Horowitz

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Madonna has the highest-grossing worldwide tour of 2024 thus far, according to Pollstar’s mid-year report , thanks to the success of her “Celebration Tour.” With average ticket prices of $208.85, the pop icon had an average gross of $2,794,007 with 13,378 average tickets sold, making for a total of 856,247 in ticket sales across 34 reported shows out of 65 dates.

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Not all promoters or tours report their numbers, or all of their numbers, to Pollstar, which was acquired by Irving Azoff and Tim Lieweke’s Oak View Group in 2017, but its statistics certainly reveal a large number of trends.

Bad Bunny trails closely behind Madonna with $174.6 million from his “Most Wanted Tour,” while Luis Miguel follows him with $169.4 million, U2 ranks at No. 4 with $135 million from the band’s Sphere residency and Karol G rounds out the top five with $111 million. The top 10 continues with Bruno Mars ($102 million), Coldplay ($100 million), Seventeen ($74 million), Eagles ($69 million) and Nicki Minaj ($66 million).

On a macro scale, overall global gross in 2024 topped $3 billion for the first time, up from $2.83 billion in 2023. Last year had exponential growth over 2022, which touted a global gross of $1.87 billion. Average gross in 2024 was slightly down from last year, with $1.37 million versus $1.47 million, while ticket sales remained nearly the same (24.1 million in 2024 versus 24.3 million in 2023). Average ticket prices increased from $116 to $127 year over year, even though average tickets sold per show dipped from 12,655 to 10,767.

In North America, Bad Bunny topped the total gross tally with $174.6 million. Madonna sits behind him with $148 million, followed by U2 ($135 million), Luis Miguel ($100 million) and Eagles ($69 million). Overall gross in the region totaled $2.33 billion, a boost of 18.7 percent over last year’s $1.96 billion. Total tickets sold was up 17.6 million compared to 2023’s 16.32 million, while average number of tickets sold dipped from 2023’s 9,071 to 8,252.

The report comes amid a year of strong ticket sales contrasted by reports of major artists canceling their tours. In the past few months, the Black Keys nixed their international arena tour , while Jennifer Lopez followed suit in the wake of rebranding her tour from focusing on her new album to a greatest hits show.

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Madonna setlist from Celebrations Tour in Dallas, March 24, 2024. First of two shows

M adonna performed the first of two shows on Sunday at the American Airlines Center in Dallas. Here is the setlist from the Celebrations Tour show.

Nothing Really Matters

Into the Groove

Open Your Heart

Live to Tell

Like a Prayer

Justify My Love

Human Nature

Crazy for You

Die Another Day

Don’t Tell Me

Mother and Father

Express Yourself

La Isla Bonita

Don’t Cry for Me Argentina

Bedtime Story

Ray of Light

Bitch I’m Madonna

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Nicole Kidman and Daughter Sunday's Twinning Moment at Paris Fashion Week Is Practically Magic

Nicole kidman and daughter sunday rose—who she shares with husband keith urban—stepped out in coordinating outfits for paris fashion week..

Prepare to be bewitched by Nicole Kidman and her daughter's coordinating looks.

The Big Little Lies star and her 15-year-old Sunday Rose Kidman-Urban  had a total twinning moment when stepping out for Balenciaga's Haute Couture fall/winter 2024-2025 show during Paris Fashion Week . 

For the June 26 outing, Nicole—who also shares daughter Faith , 13, with husband Keith Urban , as well as daughter Bella , 31, and son Connor , 29, with ex Tom Cruise —and wore a short-sleeved, mock-neck dress with a mermaid skirt. To complete the look, the 57-year-old accessorized with black sunglasses and opted for a simple, pin-straight hairdo. 

As for Sunday, she was practically her mom's mini-me in a long-sleeved mock-neck dress and tights. And she even matched the Oscar winner's hair style, opting for sleek, straight tresses.  

But they weren't the only mother-daughter duo to turn heads at the high fashion event. 

While sitting front row, Nicole and Sunday posed alongside Naomi Watts and her daughter Kai Schreiber , 15, who she shares with ex Liev Schreiber . Plus, Maya Rudolph and her daughter with husband Paul Thomas Anderson , Pearl Anderson , 18, also made an appearance at the haute couture affair.

Attending fashion shows together is only one way Nicole and Sunday bond. In fact, the Nine Perfect Strangers actress previously shared that her daughter has taken an interest in her acting career as well—especially when it comes to Big Little Lies . 

“My daughter is the one who watched both of the series and went, ‘Okay, there’s just no question, there has to be a third,’” Nicole told Variety in an interview published March 19, before explaining that Sunday has gone as far as to give her notes. “She’s like, ‘Celeste, she’s not coping in the second one, what is she doing? I could kind of see the point of view of Mary Louise.’”

Luckily, Nicole doesn't mind the constructive criticism. She loves every aspect of being a mother. 

“I love, love children,” she told BBC in January 2017. “I love raising children. They make me feel good, and I love being around, and I love the ups and downs, and I love watching them grow and the things they say and teach.”

Keep reading to see more celebs with their lookalike kids.

Jodie Sweetin & Zoie Herpin

The  Full House alum appears with her look-alike eldest daughter (left) and daughter  Beatrix during a trip to Jamaica in 2023.

Like mother like daughter. After becoming a household name on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills , the former supermodel Yolanda Hadid 's daughter Gigi Hadid broke into the fashion industry as a teen and has been rocking runways ever since.

Clint Eastwood 's fifth child, son Scott Eastwood , has followed in his movie star footsteps by starring in films like Suicide Squad, Snowden, The Fate of the Furious and Pacific Rim.

The Bon Jovi singer and his third child is his mini-me. Pictured: The two appear on either sides of with the musician's wife, Dorothea Bongiovi , and their youngest son  Romeo Bongiovi at the Jefferson Awards Foundation' 2017 DC National Ceremony at the Capital Hilton in Washington, DC. in 2017.

The look-alike duo is all smiles while attending a 2016 performance of Finding Neverland in the Big Apple. 

Woah, the Marsden men's resemblance was uncanny at the 2017 SAG Awards .

Kim Zolciak & Brielle Bierman

Double take! The Real Housewives of Atlanta alum's  daughter looks like her younger sister!

The soccer star has the cutest plus-one ever at the London premiere of Ronaldo .

Christie Brinkley & Sailor Brinkley-Cook

Sailor is taking after her mom in the modeling industry.

Kate Moss & Lila Moss

And Kate's daughter is also following in her mom's famous footsteps.

Here posing for an Instagram snap before the Hot Pursuit premiere in Los Angeles, mom and her daughter have never looked more alike!

Lisa Bonet & Zoë Kravitz

Like mother, like daughter. The two attend the Vanity Fair Oscars party in 2015.

With their matching jumpsuits, sleek hair and glasses, the two look more like twins than mother and daughter! "That moment when you realize you actually are becoming your mother #twinning #imnotmad," Willis joked on Instagram.

Pictured here in 2010, the pop icon's daughter is a fashionista just like her mama!

David Beckham & Brooklyn Beckham

You'll get a kick out of how much the soccer star and his son look alike.

The spunky morning show host celebrated her daughter's 14th birthday with this adorable pic. Look at that resemblance!

Uma Thurman & Maya Hawke

Once upon a time in Hollywood...the Kill Bill actress twinned with her daughter on the red carpet.

Little Blue stole the show at the 2017 Grammys, and she's totally #twinning with her pops!

The Days of Our Lives star and her daughter get in the holiday spirit at Disney On Ice Presents Frozen at the Staples Center. 

The mother-daughter pair looked like virtual twinsies (especially with those matching bobs) at the Chanel fall-winter Haute Couture show in Paris.

Julianne Moore & Liv Freundlich

The Oscar-winner and her daughter both rock the red hair.

Robin Wright & Dylan Penn

The nearly identical stunning stars even dress the same!

The Fuller House star and her daughter are practically twins at the Summer TCA Press Tour. 

The  Last of the Mohicans and  Lincoln star's young adult son, whose mother is French actress Isabelle Adjani , made his big runway debut at 2015 Paris Fashion Week, walking into the Chanel show with Julianne Moore .

The two stunned on the red carpet at the Olivier Awards in London.

If you didn't know better, you might've guessed they were sisters!

This apple certainly doesn't fall far from the tree!

Mammia Mia! You can certainly see the family resemblance.

The EGOT winner posted this baby photo of himself, looking exactly like baby Luna on Oct. 6, 2017

This mother-daughter duo never fails to turn heads.

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• Joan of Arc / Samurai
• Song played from tape Revolution ( video intro; with "Iconic" snippets ) Play Video
• Iconic Play Video
• Bitch I'm Madonna Play Video
• Burning Up Play Video
• Holy Water ( with "Vogue" snippet ) Play Video
• Devil Pray Play Video
• Rockabilly Meets Tokyo
• Song played from tape Messiah ( video interlude ) Play Video
• Body Shop Play Video
• True Blue ( acoustic ) Play Video
• Deeper and Deeper Play Video
• HeartBreakCity ( with "Love Don't Live Here Anymore" snippet ) Play Video
• Like a Virgin ( with "Justify My Love" and "Heartbeat" samples ) Play Video
• Latin / Gypsy
• Song played from tape S.E.X. ( video interlude; with "Justify My Love" snippet ) Play Video
• Living for Love Play Video
• La Isla Bonita Play Video
• Dress You Up ( with "Into the Groove" and "Lucky Star" snippets ) Play Video
• Who's That Girl ( acoustic ) Play Video
• Like a Prayer Play Video
• Rebel Heart Play Video
• Party / Flapper
• Song played from tape Illuminati ( video interlude ) Play Video
• Music ( with "Give It 2 Me" sample and "La Raspa" snippet ) Play Video
• Candy Shop Play Video
• Material Girl Play Video
• La vie en rose ( Édith Piaf  cover) ( acoustic ) Play Video
• Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend ( Jule Styne  cover) ( a cappella snippet ) Play Video
• Unapologetic Bitch Play Video
• Holiday Play Video

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• Bitch I'm Madonna
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• Living for Love
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• Unapologetic Bitch
• Dress You Up
• Like a Virgin
• Material Girl
• La Isla Bonita
• Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend by Jule Styne
• La vie en rose by Édith Piaf
• Deeper and Deeper
• Like a Prayer
• Who's That Girl

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