Kylie Minogue announces ‘Infinite Disco’ livestream

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine  explained why she never had children in one of her most candid interviews to date. The pop princess, 52, revealed that her in a moving interview with in May last yearThe Australian singer, who is loved up with boyfriend Paul Solomons, admitted she and has instead taken a "philosophical" approach to life. She said: "I was 36 when I had my diagnosis.

the murder last year of rapper Nipsey Hussle was one of the main things that prompted him to get healthy.Just before attending Nipsey's funeral in Los Angeles, the "Protect Ya Neck" rapper had a procedure to treat throat polyps. Then, while mourning Nipsey, Busta realized he needed a change in his life. "I said, 'If this is not the sign to get yourself together, I don't know what else will be,'" he said, according to the New York Post.

Burna Boy has announced ‘Live From London’, a special livestream show that he’ll perform later this month.The Nigerian star will continue the promotion of his recent new album ‘Twice As Tall’ with the gig, which will take place at London’s O2 Academy Brixton on November 18.Kicking off at 8pm, the immersive livestream show will be broadcast exclusively on MelodyVR and is set to feature “jaw-dropping production and visuals”.Fans will be able to access the livestream on their smartphones and VR

Andrew Barker Senior Features WriterFor a musical genre whose rapid rise and notorious fall has made it an easy point of comparison for everything from the dot-com bubble to the decline of Beanie Babies, disco music never really went away.

Kylie Minogue releases her aptly titled “Disco” album on Friday, a look at how she, along with Dua Lipa, Jessie Ware, Róisín Murphy and, of course, Lady Gaga have twirled back to the dance floor — even when the clubs were closed.After trading her dancing pumps for cowboy boots on “Golden,” her 2018 country detour, the dancing queen from Down Under takes it back to her rug-cutting roots.

Kylie Minogue has one of the most successful and enduring careers in all of pop. 

Kylie Minogue, “DISCO" (BMG)It’s always a sure thing with Kylie Minogue — fun and great grooves that is. What's more admirable is that even though she released one of the greatest pop albums of the century nearly 20 years ago (“Fever” for those pop heathens out there), she keeps trying to outdo herself.

She’s famed for making the whole nation laugh out loud and This Morning star Alison Hammond hasn’t disappointed ahead of her interview with pop princess Kylie Minogue.To celebrate the interview, which will air on the ITV daytime show on Thursday 12th November, Alison channeled the Aussie singer and lip synced and danced along to one of her much-loved hits ‘Can’t Get You Out of My Head.’ Dressed in Kylie’s iconic white hooded coat from the hit single’s famous music video, Alison went into a full

Kylie Minogue has shared a preview of her forthcoming ‘Infinite Disco’ livestream, with a performance of single ‘Say Something’ with The House Gospel Choir.The clip premiered simultaneously yesterday (November 1) on the Season 2 premiere of Australian ABC TV show The Sound and internationally on YouTube.

Kylie Minogue has announced details of a one-off livestream gig.

The San Diego Unified School District last week approved a major overhaul to its grading system as a part of a larger effort to combat racial discrimination. The new changes came in response to data that showed disparities between the percentage of white and minority students who received D or F grades, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported.  A racial disparity in failing grades has prompted the San Diego Unified School District to overhaul its entire grading system.

described by Kylie Minogue Wines as ‘easy to drink’ whereas the Côtes de Provence seems to be aimed at the wine connoisseurs of the world.The Côtes de Provence rosé costs €22 and is on sale from Wines Of The World, as is the Signature range of wines.We have to hand it to her, Kylie’s wines are pretty darn good, so if you’re looking for a rosé to drink by the fire on the winter evenings, or for a wine and cheese night, then the Côtes de Provence would fit that motif perfectly.

Janet W. Lee When the coronavirus pandemic hit California in March, San Diego Film Festival artistic director Tonya Mantooth briefly considered canceling this year’s program.