Post by Forever Xena on Oct 28, 2005 6:01:24 GMT -6
Madonna to Preview Song on 2 'CSI' Shows
Tuesday October 25 10:36 AM ET
Madonna's new single, "Hung Up," will be featured next month on crossover episodes of CBS' "CSI: Miami" and "CSI: NY."
The song will be heard during the beginning of "CSI: Miami" on Nov. 7 and two days later on "CSI: NY," the network said Monday.
"Hung Up" is from her new album, "Confessions on a Dance Floor," set for release Nov. 15.
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Last week, the 47-year-old pop star was a guest on David Letterman's "Late Show." She and the talk-show host rode two horses down 53rd Street in Manhattan, her first ride since being thrown from a horse in England this summer.
She suffered three cracked ribs, a broken collarbone and a broken hand in the August accident.
Madonna said she hadn't been back on a horse since her fall "because my record company is not very keen on the idea of me injuring myself."
She also made a surprise appearance at Manhattan's Hunter College for the mtvU network series "Stand In," where celebrities appear as guest lecturers.
Tuesday October 25 10:36 AM ET
Madonna's new single, "Hung Up," will be featured next month on crossover episodes of CBS' "CSI: Miami" and "CSI: NY."
The song will be heard during the beginning of "CSI: Miami" on Nov. 7 and two days later on "CSI: NY," the network said Monday.
"Hung Up" is from her new album, "Confessions on a Dance Floor," set for release Nov. 15.
ADVERTISEMENT
Last week, the 47-year-old pop star was a guest on David Letterman's "Late Show." She and the talk-show host rode two horses down 53rd Street in Manhattan, her first ride since being thrown from a horse in England this summer.
She suffered three cracked ribs, a broken collarbone and a broken hand in the August accident.
Madonna said she hadn't been back on a horse since her fall "because my record company is not very keen on the idea of me injuring myself."
She also made a surprise appearance at Manhattan's Hunter College for the mtvU network series "Stand In," where celebrities appear as guest lecturers.