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Who Will Survive Madonna's Casting Boot Camp? | Keep It Podcast
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24:01Now PlayingOn this week's Keep It, Ira Madison III and Louis Virtel explore the contenders vying to play Madonna in the upcoming biopic of the pop star (also written and directed by @Madonna). Will it be Florence Pugh, Julia Garner, Emma Laird, Bebe Rexha or Sky Ferreira?
Then, Ira and Louis share their Keep Its for the week which include the Academy's terrible decision about this year's Oscars and why everyone needs to shut up about Beyonce's acting skills.
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