Nine songs from the new MDNA will be included, along with...

Heck, check out the link and see for yourself.

It's a good mix of the new, old, familiar, and unexpected.

And I mean very unexpected. Look at the list and you'll see an interesting mashup that aims to make a point about another diva.

I don't agree with all the ageist complaints about her.

I realize the decks are stacked harder against the woman because of these prejudices.

And I applaud her for using a crafty array of marketing devices to try staying on top, as she's always done.

The other day, I wrote about how her MDNA album went to number one, partly because those who paid for concert tickets got the option of a free CD, and those "comps" were included in the chart statistics as if paid for.

Well, it's not number one anymore.

"Madonna sold 359,000 copies of her MDNA album to debut at #1, a higher sales total than any of her albums since Music in 2000.

"But the catch is that if you bought a ticket to one of her concerts this year and 'opted in' to buy the album as part of the ticket price, you got the album at no extra cost.

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Says one poster there:

"Madonna rips off Gaga ripping off Madonna ripping off Gaga.

Just what we want from a pop song!

The song goes:

"I tried to be a good girl

"I tried to be your wife

Or start a weight-loss Pilates regimen for women over 50 called Reductives.

And no, she's not going away any time ... ever!

She did fine at the Super Bowl.

She led us through a pop-culture carnival involving gladiators, acrobats, cheerleaders, guest stars, lip-synching, a stumble, and a Wicked Witch of the West exit, followed by the rousing message of "Buy My Album," I mean, "World Peace."

(And after she ferociously seized back her moment, guess what music was playing when they returned to the game? Lady Gaga!)

Anyway, the whole world was buzzing about the performance like a blood-red vibrator.

And here's what Madge's lesbian funny-lady friends had to say about it on Twitter:

The video -- for Madge's song "Give Me All Your Luvin'" (featuring M.I.A. and Nicki Minaj) -- is a glossily photographed romp that has our star pushing a stroller, waving pom-poms, and playing the platinum sexpot, surrounded by scads of faceless football players and some happening guest stars.

And I've figured out what this all reminds me of!

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Her guest star will supposedly be Cee Lo Green, and Madge will probably also be joined by her recording co-stars Nicki Minaj and M.I.A.

But she won't do a Janet!