Madonna Disccuses Her Charity Work and Potential New Album

Madonna has countless awards under her belt and after Sunday's Billboard Music Awards, she adds Top Touring Artists to her list of ever-growing achievements.

According to Billboard, the "Like a Virgin" singer, denied rumors that she is in the studio working on her next album.

"No, not yet. I just finished editing the DVD of my ("MDNA") concert," the 54-year old singer said, "so I haven't had any free time."

The MDNA Tour concert special is scheduled to air on June 22 on EPIX. A home video of the tour is expected later this year.

The MDNA Tour was 2012's highest-grossing tour as well at the 10^th-biggest tour of all time, according to Billboard.

Over 2.2 million people attended her 88 shows, which was in support of her new album "MDNA." The album went to No. 1 on the Billboard 200. The album spawned hit singles such as "Girl Gone Wild" and "Give Me All Your Luvin."

Though her music is very important to her, Madonna is very involved with Charity work, which includes her commitment to girls education and outreach in Malawi.

The Grammy winner and her organization are responsible for building 10 schools, which she is said to be "very proud of." Her work does not stop there as she also assists "with various orphanages, hospitals, medical trainees, supporting doctors and pediatricians."

Recently, the singer and Elton John have been locked into a feud for nearly a decade and now it's reported by Extra! that the feud is over.

"We were in a restaurant in France in the summertime. She came in, and I sent over a note," the singer said. "She was very gracious. I apologized profusely because what I said should never have appeared in public. She accepted our apology, and then we bought her dinner. That's over and done with."