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Tagged: 2000s
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With over 80 million records sold worldwide, Kylie’s success is truly global.
Short and to the point, this segment from Nine News Brisbane in 2008 highlights the pride that Australians feel seeing...
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Hot on the heels of her huge success with the album Fever (2001), Kylie took home two Brit Awards at the 2002 ceremony – Best International Female Singer and Best Album.
In this Nine News story,...
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This Network Ten report by Angela Bishop from the 2002 ARIA Awards ceremony shows stars walking the red carpet in front of the Sydney Opera House as excitement builds ahead of the ceremony.
Kylie...
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The newsreader for this short piece about Kylie’s new wax figure at Madame Tussauds refers to her by one of her many nicknames – Pop Princess.
Kylie has had four wax figures at Madame Tussauds in...
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Following the release of her ninth studio album Body Language in November 2003, Kylie performed live to a packed house at the London Apollo on 15 November.
The audience were treated to a mix of songs...
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The Wiggles sing ‘Monkey Man’ with their friend Kylie, the Pink Wiggle.
The song is from the TV special The Wiggles Go Bananas and is a cover of a 1970s song by Jamaican reggae band Toots and the...
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This excerpt from Molly Presents the Divas (2006) focuses on Kylie Minogue’s duet with Robbie Williams. ‘Kids’ appeared on Kylie’s Light Years (2000) and Williams' Sing When You're Winning (2000)...
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This report from Ten News covers Kylie’s guest appearance on the long running British sci-fi series Doctor Who.
Kylie appeared opposite David Tennant in the 2007 Christmas special, titled Voyage of...
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Kylie’s passionately dedicated gay fans have been a key part of her success. In this short clip from Molly Presents the Divas (2006) Molly Meldrum refers to Kylie’s hit ‘Better the Devil You Know’ (...
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Kylie performs her hit single ‘Spinning Around’ to a crowd of 4,000 adoring fans at the Apollo Theatre in London in 2003.
The upbeat, highly danceable song was written by Ira Shickan, Osborne...