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TAGGED: Kylie Minogue
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Sydney Opera House Kylie flash mob

A flash mob of hundreds of dancers covers the Sydney Opera House Forecourt steps in this story from National Nine News in Adelaide, broadcast on 14 November 2010. They are dancing to Kylie

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Street Fighter: signed Kylie poster

Kylie Minogue appears as Cammy in the action movie Street Fighter (Steven E de Souza, USA and Japan) in 1994.

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Kylie Minogue and Guy Pearce in Swinging Safari

Having worked with Guy Pearce on Neighbours in the 1980s, Kylie leapt at the chance to appear alongside him in Stephan Elliott’s 2017 Australian film Swinging Safari.

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Scott and Charlene get married

This photograph captures one of Australian television history’s biggest moments – the wedding of Scott Robinson and Charlene Mitchell (played by Jason Donovan and Kylie Minogue).

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Kylie in Euroa

Kylie Minogue performed at Seven Creeks Run in Euroa, Victoria on Sunday 17 February 1991. The show was part of her Rhythm of Love tour. 

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Santa Baby by Kylie Minogue

Kylie Minogue performs Eartha Kitt's 1953 Christmas hit 'Santa Baby' at the Concert for the Interfet Troops at Dili Stadium, East Timor in December 1999.

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Kylie walks the red carpet at Cannes

In 2012, Kylie made a return to the silver screen in the French fantasy drama Holy Motors (2012), directed by Leos Carax.  

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Martin/Molloy: Kylie on performing ‘ISBSL’ at poetry slam

Comedians Tony Martin and Mick Molloy interview Kylie Minogue in an excerpt from their Martin/Molloy radio program from 1997.

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Kylie Minogue in Swinging Safari

The role of Kaye Hall in Stephan Elliott’s 2017 Australian film Swinging Safari is a big departure from Kylie’s other acting roles.

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Kylie's costumes on show

This Seven News story covers the launch of an exhibition at the Arts Centre Melbourne showcasing Kylie’s tour fashions from 1989 to 2016.