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Madonna’s Confessions tour opened with a controversial, big bang Sunday night in Los Angeles, and immediately sparked criticism and outrage in religious leaders—and delight in me!

The inciting and exciting incidents in the show included mechanical-horse-riding for “Like a Virgin” (“I wonder why”), a modern-day crucifixion for “Live to Tell” and shirtless men with gags (for the gay men, I think).

During one song, a video montage mixed images of President Bush and Tony Blair with footage of Adolf Hitler and Osama bin Laden. Midway through the new song “I Love New York,” Madonna cracked a joke about Bush and oral sex. (People)

David Muir of the Evangelical Alliance accused Madonna of “blatant insensitivity. Madonna’s use of Christian imagery is an abuse and it is dangerous,” he pleaded that she “drop it from the tour.”

But entertainment fans and celebrity admirers alike are eating the shtick up. Celebs who attended Madonna’s kick-off show, include (mini-shocktress) Nicole Richie, (activist) Rosie O’Donnell and (sexy) Salma Hayak.

The concert was sold out despite sky-high prices, but hopefully you can catch a glimpse of this successful, entertaining and provocative tour, which runs through North America for the next two months.

Categories Celebrities, Celebrity Gossip, Celebrity News, Madonna, Media News

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