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Awards & Nominations
- 2005
- MVPA Awards
Nominated for Best Choreography In A Video ("Me Against The
Music")
- 2004
- UK Music Hall Of Fame
Founding Member
- Q Music Awards
Nomination For Best Live Act (Lost To Muse)
- People's Choice
Awards
Nomination For Favorite Combined Forces (With Britney Spears
"Me Against The Music")
- NRJ Music Awards
Lifetime Achievement Award
- MTV Russian Music
Awards
Nomination For Best International Artist
- Grammy Awards
Nomination For Best Dance Recording "Die Another Day"
Nomination For Best Video "Die Another Day"
- Dancestar Awards
Best Chart Act
- Billboard Backstage
Pass Awards
Top Tour "Re-Invention Tour"
- Billboard Awards
Best Selling Dance Single "Me Against The Music" (with
Britney Spears)
- 2003
- Theatregoers' Choice
Theatre Awards
Theatre Event "Up For Grabs"
- MVPA Awards
Soundtrack Video of the Year ("Die Another Day")
- MTV Video Music
Awards
Nomination For Best Video From A Film "Die Another Day"
(Lost To Eminem : "Loose Yourself")
- MTV Europe Music
Awards
Nomination For Best Female
Nomination For Web Award
- Golden Raspberry
Awards
Worst Actress "Swept Away"
Worst Supporting Actress ("Die Another Day")
Worst Screen Couple "Swept Away", with Adriano Giannini
Nomination For Worst Original Song "Die Another Day"
- Golden Globe Awards
Nomination For Best Original Song "Die Another Day"
- American Music Awards
Michael Jackson Award
- 2002
- International Dance
Music Awards
Best Solo Dance Artist
- Grammy Awards
Nomination For Best Video "Don't Tell Me"
- DVD Awards
Best Music DVD "Drowned World Tour Live"
- ASCAP Awards
Best Song "Don't Tell Me"
- AOL Viewers Choice
Awards
Best TV Concert Of The Year "Drowned World Tour Live"
- 2001
- NRJ Music Awards
Best International Album "Music"
Best International Female
- MVPA Awards
Best Direction Of A Female Artist "Don't Tell Me"
- International Dance
Music Awards
Best Dance Solo Artist
Best Pop Dance 12" Record "Music"
Best Dance Video "Music"
- Golden Raspberry
Awards
Worst Actress "The Next Best Thing"
Nomination For Worst Screen Couple "The Next Best Thing",
with Rupert Everett
- Grammy Awards
Best Video Of The Year "Music"
Best Recording Package "Music"
- Edison Awards
Best International Female Artist
- Danish Music Awards
Best International Album "Music"
Best International Hit "Music"
- Capital FM Awards
Favorite International Solo Artist
- Billboard Awards
Best Video Clip Of The Year "Music"
- Brit Awards
Best International Female
- 2000
- Rolling Stone Readers
Picks
Best Albums (#1 "Music")
Best Singles (#1 "Music")
- Rolling Stone Critics
Picks
Best Albums (#3 "Music")
Best Singles (#1 "Music")
- Premios Amigos Awards
Best International Female Singer
- MVPA Awards
Panavision Award for Best Cinematography "Beautiful
Stranger"
- MTV Video Music
Awards
Nomination For The Best Video Of The Year "Don't Tell Me"
- MTV Europe Music
Awards
Best Female Artist
Best Dance
- Kids' Choice Awards
Nomination for Favorite Song From A Movie ("Beautiful
Stranger")
- Grammy Awards
Best Song from a Motion Picture "Beautiful Stranger"
- Golden Globe Awards
Nomination For Best Original Song ("Beautiful Stranger")
- Golden Raspberry
Awards
Worst Actress of the Century
- ASCAP Awards
Most Performed Song From Motion Pictures "Beautiful
Stranger"
- 1999
- Rolling Stone Critics
Picks
Best Singles (#2 "Beautiful Stranger")
- MVPA Awards
Pop Video Of The Year "Ray Of Light"
Best Special Effects in a Music Video "Frozen"
- Music Week CAD Awards
Best Special Effects in a Video "Frozen"
Best Editing in a Video "Frozen"
Best Dance Video "Frozen"
- MTV Video Music
Awards
Best video From A Film "Beautiful Stranger"
Nomination For Best Female Video "Beautiful Stranger"
(Lost To Lauryn Hill : Doo Wop (That Thing))
Nomination For Best Cinematography In A Video "Beautiful
Stranger" (Lost To Marilyn Manson : The Dope Show)
Nomination For Best Special Effects In A Video "Nothing Really
Matters" (Lost To : Garbage : Special)
- MTV Europe Music
Awards
Nomination For The Best Female Artist
Nomination For The Best Song "Beautiful Stranger"
- Grammy Awards
Best Pop Album ("Ray Of Light")
Best Video ("Ray Of Light")
Best Dance Single ("Ray Of Light")
Best Recording Package ("Ray Of Light")
- Brit awards
Nomination For Best International Female Artist
- 1998
- Viva Comet Awards
Best International Artist
- Rolling Stone Readers
Picks
Best Singles (#2 "Ray Of Light")
- Rolling Stone Critics
Picks
Best Singles (#3 "Ray Of Light")
- Much Music Awards
Best International Video ("Ray Of Light")
- VH-1 Fashion Awards
The Versace Award
Most Fashinable Artist
Most Stylish Music Artist
- MTV Video Music
Awards
Best Video Of The Year ("Ray Of Light")
Best Female Video ("Ray Of Light")
Best Direction In A Video ("Ray Of Light")
Best Editing In A Video ("Ray Of Light")
Best Choreography In A Video ("Ray Of Light")
Best Special Effects In A Video ("Frozen")
Nomination For Best Dance Video ("Ray Of Light") (Lost To
The Prodigy : Smack My Bitch Up)
Nomination For Breakthrough Video ("Ray Of Light") (Lost
To The Prodigy : Smack My Bitch Up)
Nomination For Best Cinematography In A Video ("Ray Of
Light") (Lost To Fiona Apple : Criminal)
- MTV Europe Music
Awards
Best Female
Best Album ("Ray Of Light")
Nomination For Best Dance
- Blockbuster
Entertainment Award
Nomination For Favorite Actress ("Evita")
- 1997
- MTV Movie Awards
Nomination For Best Movie Song ("Don't Cry For Me
Argentina")
Nomination For Best Female Performance ("Evita")
- MTV Europe Music
Awards
Nomination For Best Female
- Golden Globe Awards
Best Original Song ("You Must Love Me")
Best Performance By An Actress - Comedy/Musical ("Evita")
Best Movie ("Evita")
- Brit awards
Nomination For Best Soundtrack ("Evita")
- American Moviegoer's
Awards
Best Actress ("Evita")
Best Direction ("Evita")
- Academy Awards
Best Original Song ("You Must Love Me")
- 1996
- MTV Video Music
Awards
Nomination For Best Cinematography In A Video ("You'll
See") (Lost To Smashing Pumpking : Tonight, Tonight)
- MTV Latin Music
Awards
Best Female Artist ("Veras")
Best Video ("Veras")
- MTV Europe Music
Awards
Nomination For "Amour" Award ("I Want You")
- Golden Raspberry
Awards
Worst Supporting Actress ("Four Rooms")
- Echo Awards
Best International Female Artist
- ASCAP Awards
Best Song ("You'll See")
- 1995
- VH-1 Fashion Awards
Most Fashionable Artist
- MTV Video Music
Awards
Best Female Video ("Take A Bow")
Nomination For Best Dance Video (Lost To Michael and Janet Jackson :
Scream)
Nomination For Best Art Direction In A Video (Lost To Michael and
Janet Jackson : Scream)
Nomination For Best Choreography In A Video (Lost To Michael and
Janet Jackson : Scream)
- MTV Movie Awards
Nomination For Best Movie Song ("I'll Remember")
- Grammy Awards
Nomination For Best Pop Album ("Bedtime Stories")
Nomination For Best Original Song ("I'll Remember")
- Golden Globe Awards
Nomination For Best Original Song ("I'll Remember")
- Brit Awards
Nomination For Best International Female Artist
- 1994
- MTV Video Music
Awards
Nomination For Best Video for A Film ("I'll Remember")
(Lost To Bruce Springsteen : Streets Of Philadelphia)
- Golden Raspberry
Awards
Worst Actress ("Body Of Evidence")
- 1993
- MTV Video Music
Awards
Best Art Direction In A Video ("Rain")
Best Cinematography In A Video ("Rain")
- MTV Movie Awards
Nomination For Most Desirable Female ("Body Of Evidence")
- Golden Globe Awards
Nomination For Best Original Song ("This Used To Be My
Playground")
- ASCAP Awards
Most Performed Songs from Motion Picture ("This Used To Be My
Playground")
- 1992
- MTV Video Music
Awards
Nomination For Best Female Video (Lost To Annie Lennox : Why)
Nomination For Best Dance Video (Lost To Prince & The New Power
Generation : Cream)
Nomination For Best Choreography In A Video (Lost To En Vogue : My
Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It))
Nomination For Best Cinematography In A Video (Lost To Guns N' Roses
: November Rain)
- Golden Raspberry
Awards
Nomination For Worst Actress ("Truth Or Dare")
- American Music Awards
Nomination For Favorite Dance Artist
- 1991
- Saturn Award
Nomination For Best Actress ("Evita")
- MTV Video Music
Awards
Nomination For Best Female Video (Lost To Janet Jackson : Love Will
Never Do (Without You))
Nomination For Best Choreography In A Video (Lost To C+C Music
Factory : Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now))
Best bLong-Form Video ("The Immaculate Collection")
- Juno Awards
Best International Single ("Vogue")
- Grammy Awards
Best Long-Form Video "Blond Ambition Tour Live"
- American Music Awards
Favorite Dance Single ("Vogue")
Nomination For Favorite Pop/Rock Single ("Vogue")
Nomination For Favorite Female Pop/Rock Artist
Nomination For Favorite Dance Artist
- Academy Awards
Best Original Song ("Sooner Or Later")
- 1990
- Rolling Stone Readers
Picks
Best Singles (#1 "Vogue")
- MTV Video Music
Awards
Best Direction In A Video
Best Editing In A Video ("Vogue")
Best Cinematography In A Video ("Vogue")
Nomination For Best Video Of The Year ("Vogue") (Lost To
Sinead O'Connor : Nothing Compares 2 U)
Nomination For Best Female Video ("Vogue") (Lost To Sinead
O'Connor : Nothing Compares 2 U)
Nomination For Best Dance Video ("Vogue") (Lost To M.C.
Hammer : U Can't Touch This)
Nomination For Best Choreography In A Video ("Vogue")
(Lost To Janet Jackson : Rhythm Nation)
Nomination For Best Art Direction In A Video ("Vogue")
(Lost To B-52's : Love Shack)
Nomination For Viewers Choice Award ("Vogue") (Lost To
Aerosmith : Janie's Got A Gun)
- Golden Raspberry
Awards
Nomination For Worst Supporting Actress ("Bloodhounds Of
Broadway")
Nomination For Worst Actress of the Decade
Nomination For Worst New Star of the Decade
- American Music Awards
Nomination For Favorite Female Pop/Rock Artist
Nomination For Favorite Dance Single ("Like A Prayer")
- 1989
- Rolling Stone Readers
Picks
Best Albums (#4 "Like A Prayer")
- MTV Video Music
Awards
Best Direction In A Video
Best Art Direction In A Video
Best Editing In A Video
Best Cinematography In A Video
Viewers Choice Award
Nomination For Best Female Video (Lost To Paula Abdul : Straight Up)
Nomination For Best Video Of The Year (Lost To Neil Young : This
Note's For You)
- International Music
Awards
Best International Female ("Like A Prayer")
- 1988
- Tony Awards
Nomination For Play of the Year ("Speed The Plow")
- American Music Awards
Nomination For Favorite Female Pop/Rock Artist
- ASCAP Awards
Most Performed Songs from Motion Picture ("Who's That
Girl")
- 1987
- Rolling Stone Critics
Poll
Nomination For Best Single ("Papa Don't Preach") (Lost To
Prince And The Revolution - Kiss)
- MuchMusic Awards
Best Female Artist
Best Female Video ("La Isla Bonita")
- MTV Video Music
Awards
Best Female Video ("Open Your Heart")
Nomination For Best Choreography In A Video ("Papa Don't
Preach") (Lost To Janet Jackson : Nasty)
Nomination For Best Art Direction In A Video ("Papa Don't
Preach") (Lost To Peter Gabriel : Sledgehammer)
Nomination For Best Editing In A Video ("Papa Don't
Preach") (Lost To Peter Gabriel : Sledgehammer)
Nomination For Best Overall Performance In A Video ("Open Your
Heart") (Lost To Peter Gabriel : Sledgehammer)
Nomination For Best Cinematography In A Video ("Open Your
Heart") (Lost To Robbie Nevil : C'est La Vie)
- Grammy Awards
Nomination For Best Song Written For A Movie ("Who's That
Girl")
- Golden Raspberry
Awards
Worst Actress ("Who's That Girl")
- Golden Globe Awards
Nomination For Best Original Song ("Who's That Girl")
- ASCAP Awards
Most Performed Songs from Motion Picture ("Live To Tell")
- American Music Awards
Favorite Female Pop/Rock Artist
Nomination For Favorite Pop/Rock Maxi Single "Live To
Tell"
- 1986
- People's Choice
Awards
Favorite Female Musical Performer
- MTV Video Music
Awards
Video Vanguard Award
Nomination For The Best Choreography In A Video ("Dress You
Up") (Lost To Prince : Raspberry Beret)
Nomination For Best Editing In A Video ("Dress You Up")
(Lost To A-Ha : The Sun Always Shines On TV)
Nomination For Best Cinematography In A Video ("Dress You
Up") (Lost To A-Ha : The Sun Always Shines On TV)
- Juno Awards
Best International Album ("True Blue")
- Golden Raspberry
Awards
Worst Actress ("Shanghai Surprise")
- American Music Awards
Nomination For Favorite Female Pop/Rock Artist
Nomination For Favorite Pop/Rock Album ("True Blue")
- 1985
- MTV Video Music
Awards
Nomination For Best Female Video ("Material Girl") (Lost
To Tina Turner : What's Love Got To Do With It)
Nomination For Best Choreography In A Video ("Material
Girl") (Lost To Elton John : Sad Song)
Nomination For Best Art Direction In A Video ("Like A
Virgin") (Lost To Don Henley : The Boys Of Summer)
Nomination For Best Cinematography In A Video ("Like A
Virgin") (Lost To Don Henley : The Boys Of Summer)
- Grammy Awards
Nomination For Outstanding Pop Vocal Performance ("Crazy For
You")
- American Music Awards
Favorite Female Pop/Rock Artist
- 1984
- MTV Video Music
Awards
Nomination For Best New Artist In A Video (Lost To Eurytmicks :
Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This))
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Madonna is the most
successful female recording artist of all time.
According to Warner Bros. Records, Madonna has sold over 250 million
records (75 million singles and 175 million albums), more than any other
female recording artist.
Madonna has 12 No. 1 singles on Billboard's Hot 100 Singles Chart, the
same number as Diana Ross and The Supremes and behind only Mariah
Carey's 15 among female artists.
Madonna has 6 No. 2 singles on Billboard's Hot 100 Singles Chart, the
most for a female artist, tying her with Elvis Presley for the record.
Madonna has the most Top 5 singles by a female artist on Billboard's Hot
100 Chart (27).
Madonna has the most Top 10 singles by a female artist on Billboard's
Hot 100 Chart (35).
Madonna has the most Top 20 singles by a female artist on Billboard's
Hot 100 Chart (41).
Madonna has the most Top 30 singles by a female artist on Billboard's
Hot 100 Chart (43).
Madonna has the most Top 40 singles by a female artist on Billboard's
Hot 100 Chart (46).
Madonna has the most certified (RIAA) singles by a female artist with 24
Gold, Platinum, or Multi-Platinum singles.
Madonna has sold an estimated 26 million singles in the US, the most by
a female artist.
Madonna has 5 No. 1 albums on Billboard's Top 200 Albums Chart, the same
amount as Janet Jackson and behind only Barbara Streisand's 8 among
female artists.
Madonna has 5 No. 2 albums on Billboard's Top 200 Albums Chart, behind
only The Beatles' 6 and Frank Sinatra's 7.
Madonna has 15 Top 10 albums on Billboard's Top 200 Albums Chart, behind
only Barbara Streisand's 26 among female artists.
Every album Madonna has released has gone Top 10 in the US except for
her two remix albums, You Can Dance and Remixed & Revisited.
In the US, Madonna, Britney Spears, Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, Whitney
Houston, Shania Twain, and the Dixie Chicks are the only female artists
with multiple Diamond (shipped over 10 million copies) albums.
Madonna has sold a certified (RIAA) 66 million albums in the US, behind
only Barbara Streisand's 72 million among female artists.
Madonna is the most successful dance artist in music history; she has 33
#1 singles on Billboard's Hot Dance/Club Play Singles Chart, more than
twice the number of her nearest rival Janet Jackson. Madonna also has 25
#1 singles on Billboard's Hot Dance Single Sales Chart, more than three
times the number of her nearest rivals Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson,
Prince, and Notorious B.I.G.
Madonna has 10 No. 1 singles on the UK singles chart, more than any
other female artist.
Madonna has 12 No. 2 singles on the UK singles chart, more than any
other artist ever.
Madonna has 42 Top 5 singles on the UK singles chart, more than any
other artist ever.
Madonna has 55 Top 10 singles on the UK singles chart, more than any
other female artist.
Madonna has 60 Top 20 singles on the UK singles chart, more than any
other female artist.
Madonna has 60 Top 40 singles on the UK singles chart, more than any
other female artist.
Madonna has spent a total of 21 weeks at #1 on the UK singles chart,
more than any other female artist.
From "Like A Virgin" in 1984 to "Secret" in 1994,
Madonna had an all-time record 34 consecutive Top 10 hits on the UK
singles chart.
Every single Madonna has released in the UK has gone Top 20, and all but
five of them have gone Top 10.
Madonna has sold over 14.6 million singles in the UK, more than any
other female artist.
Madonna has 8 No. 1 albums on the UK albums chart, more than any other
female artist.
Madonna has 4 No. 2 albums on the UK albums chart, more than any other
female artist.
Madonna has 15 Top 5 albums on the UK albums chart, more than any other
female artist.
Madonna has 16 Top 10 albums on the UK albums chart, more than any other
female artist.
From the Evita Soundtrack in 1996 to Music in 2000 Madonna had 3
consecutive #1 albums on the UK albums chart, an all time record for a
female artist.
Every album Madonna has released has gone Top 10 in the UK and her
self-titled debut is the only one to miss the Top 5. (Her 2003 EP
Remixed & Revisited was not allowed to appear on the UK album chart
as it was too short to qualify as an album.)
In the UK, Madonna's The Immaculate Collection is the highest selling
album ever by a female artist at 12x Platinum for shipments of over 3.6
million copies. Overall it is the 7th highest selling album ever in the
UK.
In the UK, Madonna and Kylie Minogue are the only artists ever to have a
No. 1 album and No. 1 single in three different decades.
Madonna's The Immaculate Collection is the highest selling greatest hits
album ever by a female artist with estimated worldwide sales of over 23
million copies.
Madonna has had more music videos played more often on MTV than any
other artist.
Madonna was voted by MTV viewers as the greatest music video icon ever
on the network's 25 Greatest Video Stars.
Madonna was named the sexiest recording artist ever on VH1's 100 Sexiest
Artists.
In 1986, Madonna received the Video Vanguard Award at the MTV Video
Music Awards honoring her for outstanding achievements in the realm of
music video.
Madonna is the most successful act in the history of MTV's Video Music
Awards with an all time record 67 VMA nominations and 19 VMA wins.
In 2004 Madonna became one of the five founding members of the UK Music
Hall of Fame, joining Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Bob Marley, and U2 as
automatic inductees.
Maverick Records is the most successful "vanity label" in
music history. While under Madonna's control it generated well over $1
billion for Warner Bros. Records, more money than any other recording
artist's record label.
Madonna is the richest female singer in the world with an estimated net
worth of over $850 million.
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