Kylie Minogue becomes first female artist to top UK albums chart in five consecutive decades

Kylie Minogue will reportedly join Dua Lipa‘s special livestream event, Studio 2054, this Friday (November 27).Per The Sun, Kylie will duet with Lipa during the show, broadcast from a warehouse filled with custom-made sets.“I am beyond excited to reveal that the legendary Kylie will be performing with me,” Lipa told the newspaper.“She is one of my all-time heroes and female artists and the idea of collaborating with her is what pure dreams are made of.

Disco, (★★★★☆) her aptly-titled 15th album, she has followed Lady Gaga in abandoning a brief foray into country to make a dazzling return to dancepop. Kylie reminds us that unlike many of her peers, her consistency has always set her apart and been key to her success.

Kylie Minogue opens up about one of the most emotional moments in her professional career, performing at Glastonbury 2019 and feeling accepted as a performer.The legendary singer just released her latest record DISCO  and caused major commotion among her loyal fans and newly found fanbase, with the massive success of her new project, entering the UK album chart at number one.A post shared by Kylie Minogue (@kylieminogue)The 52-year-old star who is globally known for her 2001 hit Can’t Get You

can tell you I achieved a sum total of zero of things I thought were on my list - organising drawers and that kind of thing.

Kylie Minogue has reflected on her performance at Glastonbury 2019, saying that she now views her memorable set at the festival as being a “massive acknowledgement of me as a performer”.The singer made her Glastonbury bow at last year’s festival 14 years on from when she had to cancel her Pyramid Stage headline slot after being diagnosed with breast cancer.The show included collaborative performances with Coldplay‘s Chris Martin and Nick Cave, and her set was the most-watched in Glastonbury’s

The BBC Radio 2 Allstars swoop straight to the top of the Official Trending Chart with their cover of Stop Crying Your Heart Out in aid of Children In Need.

Kylie Minogue’s 15th studio album is one of the records.

More than 20 artists from around the world have joined forces for this year's official BBC Children in Need single.Cher, Kylie Minogue, and Robbie Williams are among stars who have come together to record a cover of the Oasis hit Stop Crying Your Heart Out.The charity single was released on Friday, November 13, to raise vital funds to help support children and young people across the UK facing disadvantage, at a time when they need it most.The BBC Children in Need 40th anniversary appeal show

Congratulations to Kylie Minogue, who claims this week’s Number 1 on the Official Albums Chart with her new collection DISCO, setting an incredible new Official Chart record in the process.

BBC Breakfast recalling ‘feeling adrift and anxious and lost and confused’ at the start of lockdown.The 52-year-old admitted she was asked to do so many things she would have loved to have said ‘yes’ to during lockdown but had to decline.‘I was asked to do so many things that I would have loved to do but in all honesty, I was like: “I can’t pretend to be happy right now.”,’ she explained.‘I can’t pretend to be solid and be that person.

The battle for this week's Number 1 album between Kylie Minogue and Little Mix looks like it'll go right down to the wire, with just a small margin of sales still separating the two.

Cliff Richard has become the first artist to score a UK Top Five album in eight consecutive decades.Richard notched the milestone last week, courtesy of his new release, ‘Music…The Air That I Breathe’.The record debut at Number Three in the charts earlier this month. It has since slid down to Number Seven, following the release of Kylie Minogue’s ‘Disco’ and ‘Confetti’ by Little Mix.Richard earned his first UK Top Five record in 1959 at age 19, with the release of ‘Cliff’.