I Believe What I Practice Has To

Obviously, I Feel A Great Sense Of Responsibility Being A Good Parent And Raising My Children. I Don't Take That Job Very Lightly. Who They Are, What They Become And What They Contribute To The World Is Very Important To Me.

Obviously, My Tastes And My Priorities Have Changed. But I'm Still Asking The Question 'why?' Just Because I'm A Mother Doesn't Mean I'm Not Still A Rebel And That I Don't Want To Go In The Face Of Convention And Challenge The System. I Never Wanted To Think In A Robotic Way, And I Don't Want My Children To Think That Way, Either.

You Don't Have To Have A Language In Common With Someone For A Sexual Rapport. But It Helps If The Language You Don't Understand Is Italian.

The Ultimate Moment Where I Most Felt Like A Rebel Was In St. Petersburg, Russia [in 2012 During The Mdna Tour] When I Was Told They Were Going To Arrest Anyone Who Was Openly Or Obviously Gay And They Came To My Shows And I Spoke Out Against The Government.

I Went To New York. I Had A Dream. I Wanted To Be A Big Star, I Didn’t Know Anybody, I Wanted To Dance, I Wanted To Sing, I Wanted To Do All Those Things, I Wanted To Make People Happy, I Wanted To Be Famous, I Wanted Everybody To Love Me. I Wanted To Be A Star. I Worked Really Hard, And My Dream Came True.