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Some quick examples are Marve Frazier at Moguldom Media (Bossip, Madame Noire), Natasha behind YBF, and even myself.

Still in the Western classical canon, Puccini's Madame Butterfly is fantastic, if you're into opera.

From one angle you can see my face, from another angle, madame Liberty, etc.

It's like a waxwork in Madame Tussaud's is more lifelike than a stone or bronze statue, but I prefer the latter.

I would have likely never heard about the tour in time otherwise; an upvote isn't enough good karma for you, sir/madame!

Somewhere around here there is also a copy of Madame Bovary that's half read, that I need to revisit at some point.

I learned more French trying to haggle with the waiter for more ice in Biarritz, than I ever did in Madame Lefebvre’s class.

C., while making the film Shangri-La, instead, it’s probably in Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum in London) of Caryl Chessman… Macabre and humor, etc.

You, sir or madame, need a little perspective.

Don't think I'd be quoting Madame Curie, if I were her.

I make the best croque madame I've ever had.

I contend that you'd learn an awful lot more about love and relationships from a novel like Madame Bovary or Anna Karenina, than you ever will from 'non-fiction' like The Game (which you've mentioned up-thread).

That's not a real Hitler image, it's a photo of a wax figure at "Madame Tussauds" in Berlin.

It only took you a second to draw it!” To which Picasso responded, “Madame, it took me my entire life.

You'll find it in pop culture such as Weezer's album "Pinkerton," named after the character from Madame butterfly who marries a Japanese woman.

If you are up for a bit of a challenge, that will prove very rewarding, I recommend reading "Madame Bovary".

Well, she's a 10 who could easily score the $8,000 a night which is the going rate at Madame's High Class Escorts down the street.