Dannii Minogue reveals surprising reason she decided to change her name

Matilda and the Ramsay Bunch, she's currently impressing the judges on Australia's Celebrity MasterChef and competing in the UK series Strictly Come Dancing.She's also a human being. One who has proven herself to be nothing but hardworking, humble and kind.

Dannii Minogue has spoken candidly about how the cancer diagnosis of her older sister Kylie Minogue in 2005 impacted her. Appearing on a podcast episode of ‘The Jess Rowe Big Talk Show’, the Australian star mentioned how grateful she was to have her sister in her life today after what was such a traumatic time for her and her family.

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This Morning viewers were taken-aback when Dannii Minogue appeared on the ITV daytime show on Monday, as the superstar singer looked absolutely incredible ahead of her 50th birthday. The star was appearing on the show from her home in Australia, via video link, to promote her new clothing and jewellery line with TV channel QVC.

Kylie Minogue looks head over heels in a brand new photo showing her with her boyfriend, Paul Solomons.MORE: Kylie Minogue gives up fairytale cottage ahead of Australia moveThe petite pop star, 53, took to Instagram on Sunday evening to share a sweet snapshot of the couple with Kylie lovingly looking up at her beau of three years, who looks smart dressed all in black and wearing a distinctive necklace.WATCH: Kylie Minogue shares flirty video as she poses in just a jumperKylie, meanwhile, looks

With the third season of “Succession” returning on Sunday, Oct. 17, star Sarah Snook covers the latest issue of Town & Country, discussing her role as Siobhan “Shiv” Roy on the critically acclaimed HBO hit.

Chemistry on and off the ballroom floor! Following Brian Austin Green and Sharna Burgess’ shocking elimination from Dancing With the Stars, the couple hasn’t let that stop them from enjoying their burgeoning romance.

What is Australia, if not a hellish island desert of gorgeous people and insane deadly creatures, or oddball ones, most of which could kill you in a second? Australia and its colorful wildlife appear to be the focus of “Back To The Outback,” a new animated adventure comedy starring a who’s who of famous Aussie actors including Isla Fisher, Tim Minchin, Eric Bana, Guy Pearce, Miranda Tapsell, Angus Imrie, Keith Urban, and Jacki Weaver.

You likely won’t recognize the stars of “Wakefield” — but, trust me, you won’t be able to get a certain early ’80s pop song out of your head after watching this psychological dramedy, which arrives Monday (Oct. 18) on Showtime.That song, or “earworm,” as it’s referred to by one of the show’s characters, is an ongoing theme throughout the eight-episode series, which was produced and shot in Australia, where it aired earlier this year on ABC TV.

Demi Lovato is opening up about the term “aliens” and how they believe we need to stop using that term while talking about extra terrestrials.

Peter Andre has revealed his sadness at the fact that he can’t go to see his parents in Australia. Opening up about being apart from his family in an exclusive OK! chat alongside wife Emily, Peter explained that it was currently difficult to visit Down Under as he isn’t an Australian citizen.

To celebrate New South Wales reaching the 70 per cent double-dosed vaccination target, Domino’s is giving away 2,544 double Traditional Pizza vouchers to residents.

moving back to Australia, the country of her birth. “I’ve had friends call me, my friend at my local restaurant was like, ‘Kylie, what do you mean? You can’t go’,” she told Zoe Ball on Radio 2, saying that she couldn’t believe the public reaction to her decision.

Kylie Minogue has announced she’ll be moving back to her hometown of Melbourne, after living and working in the UK for three decades.The pop legend confirmed her homecoming in a recent interview with BBC Radio 2, telling breakfast show host Zoe Ball: “I have spent a lot of time with my family this year in Australia and it felt really good.”She noted that she’d been talking about moving home “for a while”, with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic leading her to bond strongly with her relatives.