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Visions of Madonna

Two young journalists wonder what the singer and film star will be like in 20 years' time.

We're two journalists aged 10 and 12 and Nova magazine has asked us to interview Madonna at a beauty parlour for the magazine.

Madonna is 62 and looks young for her age but not so pretty.

We are living in 2020

Madonna is 62 and looks young for her age but not so pretty. She is wearing glasses disguised as sun- glasses because of her poor eyesight. Her body is slim and she has no flab because she goes to the gym every day. She is wearing a lot of mascara on her face and a lady is plucking her eyebrows quite thin. She is having her hair dyed light ginger and put into ringlets. She is having her nose and eyebrows pierced. She is wearing the latest clothes, a lot of leather, a tight top and a big floppy parka jacket. She has a mobile phone with a colourful colour.

Men still like her, especially those in their 40s: they think she's sexy. Men in their 30s think she looks good for her age. She takes getting old quite well and was happy to retire because it meant people stopped mobbing her when she went out.

She lives alone in the country because she is old and needs more fresh air. She is seen driving round in different cars and has one that is able to turn into a boat and an aeroplane just like James Bond. She also likes to ride around on motorbikes.

Madonna asks the woman plucking her eyebrows to put on some music. She is still involved in the world of music. She makes guest appearances with Robbie Williams and Craig David, but her main job is managing young pop bands. She shows up at big awards parties but isn't in the charts anymore.

Madonna is on television and in newspapers because she still goes to posh dancing clubs. Her children are famous singers, dancers and in films. Older people will remember her songs but there are a whole new generation of kids and bands that dont know her. She doesn't care though because she's really cool.


About the team

This article was produced by Louis-Marie Ebanks, 12, and Cindy Crome, 10. It was published in Nova magazine.