Coffee Table Books
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1992 | Sex |
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1994 | The Girlie Show |
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1996 | The Making of Evita |
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1998 | The Emperor's New Clothes |
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2003 | X-STaTIC Pro=CeSS |
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2004 | Nobody Knows Me |
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2008 | Madonna Confessions |
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2009 | I Am Because We Are |
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2009 | Madonna: Sticky & Sweet |
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