In 1983, when TV host Dick Clark asked the then 25-year-old pop music newcomer named Madonna where she wanted to be in 20 years, she replied that she wanted to “rule the world.” It actually took something closer to a year and a half. A master of reinvention throughout her over a quarter of a century long career, Madonna evolved from unknown New York club kid to Grammy-winning singer, Golden Globe-winning film actress, and one-woman empire – all without compromising her fearless approach to social commentary and talent for creating a media frenzy. At the outset, her in-your-face attitude and