Kylie interviewed at the 2010 Brit Awards

Kylie's 'robot' leggings!

Sometime Samurai (X2008 Live at the O2 in London)

Still gorgeous and amazing!

Kylie tweets!

Kylie has confirmed on twitter that she's shooting the new campaign for TOUS with Ellen von Unwerth and she seems to be finishing up work on the new album! 8D

Hello peeps!! Am in the middle of photo-shoot for the next Tous campaign, photographed by Ellen Von Unwerth. It's all about..*m*a*g*i*c!!
about 9 hours ago from web


I first worked with Ellen in the mid 90's.... :0 !!! She has great energy and takes gorgeous pics.
about 8 hours ago from web


Still hard at work on my album......... getting there!!!!! :) x
about 8 hours ago from web

I'm still hoping the album will be out in April!

Vogue Spain 'Making of' Photoshoot video

I'll post the pictures from the photoshoot tomorrow! :)

Calvin talks about the tracks he did for the new album!

ARIA Charts - Top 75 albums of the Decade

AUSTRALIA'S HIGHEST-SELLING ALBUMS OF THE DECADE

DELTA Goodrem had this in the bag, despite a double-pronged attack from Pink. Her debut album Innocent Eyes spent a remarkable 29 weeks at No.1 in 2003, breaking John Farnham's run at the top with Whispering Jack by a month. The album spawned five No.1 singles and went platinum 14 times, selling 1.2 million copies. Pink sold more than a million copies of her two albums Funhouse and I'm Not Dead combined; indeed between them both albums have spent 238 weeks in the Australian Top 100 since 2006. Norah Jones' album was a worldwide phenomenon in 2002, selling more than 700,000 copies in Australia. Rounding out an all-female Top 5 is Melbourne's Missy Higgins. Her 2004 debut The Sound of White spent more than two years on the chart, selling close to 630,000 copies.
Elsewhere Kings of Leon became the biggest rock band of the decade with their fourth album belatedly introducing them to the mainstream in 2008. Melbourne's Jet had the highest-selling local rock album of the decade. James Blunt may be off the radar now but was unavoidable in 2004 with more than half a million sales in Australia. Robbie Williams' singles compilation dominated the Christmas chart in 2004 while Eminem adds some rap to the Top 10. Unsurprisingly, Coldplay and U2 had the most albums in the Top 100 sellers of the decade with four apiece (although two U2 titles were singles compilations).

1 Innocent Eyes - Delta Goodrem
2 Funhouse - Pink
3 I'm Not Dead - Pink
4 Come Away With Me - Norah Jones
5 The Sound of White - Missy Higgins
6 Only By the Night - Kings of Leon
7 Get Born - Jet
8 Back to Bedlam - James Blunt
9 Greatest Hits - Robbie Williams
10 The Eminem Show - Eminem
11 Odyssey No5 - Powderfinger
12 Michael Buble - Michael Buble
13 Fever - Kylie Minogue
14 Let Go - Avril Lavigne
15 Fallen - Evanescence
16 Life For Rent - Dido
17 Feeler - Pete Murray
18 I Dreamed a Dream - Susan Boyle
19 A Rush of Blood to the Head - Coldplay
20 1 - The Beatles
21 Breakaway - Kelly Clarkson
22 American Idiot - Green Day
23 Songs About Jane - aroon 5
24 No Angel - Dido
25 Vulture Street - Powderfinger
26 Barricades & Brickwalls - Kasey Chambers
27 Monkey Business - Black Eyed Peas
28 Just As I Am - Guy Sebastian
29 FutureSex/LoveSounds - Justin Timberlake
30 It's Time - Michael Buble
31 Reach Out:The Motown Record - Human Nature
32 Greatest Hits - Red Hot Chili Peppers
33 Elephunk - Black Eyed Peas
34 Call Me Irresponsible - Michael Buble
35 The Very Best Of - Fleetwood Mac
36 Black Ice - AC/DC
37 That's What I'm Talking About - Shannon Noll
38 X&Y - Coldplay
39 Wolfmother - Wolfmother
40 Moulin Rouge - Soundtrack
41 All That You Can't Leave Behind - U2
42 Eyes Open - Snow Patrol
43 Laundry Service - Shakira
44 Play - Moby
45 Escapology - Robbie Williams
46 Affirmation - Savage Garden
47 All The Right Reasons - Nickelback
48 More Than You Think You Are - Matchbox Twenty
49 Love, Angel, Music, Baby - Gwen Stefani
50 Tea and Sympathy - Bernard Fanning
51 Sunrise Over Sea - John Butler Trio
52 Viva La Vida - Coldplay
53 By the Way - Red Hot Chili Peppers
54 Escape - Enrique Iglesias
55 One Voice - Greatest Hits - John Farnham
56 A Funk Odyssey - Jamiroquai
57 On and On - Jack Johnson
58 Swing When You're Winning - Robbie Williams
59 #1's - Michael Jackson
60 Rearviewmirror - Pearl Jam
61 The Winner's Journey - Damien Leith
62 Here Come the Drums - Rogue Traders
63 See the Sun - Pete Murray
64 Mistaken Identity - Delta Goodrem
65 The Secret Life Of - The Veronicas
66 Stripped - Christina Aguilera
67 Black Fingernails, Red Wine - Eskimo Joe
68 Born to Do It - Craig David
69 Light Years - Kylie Minogue
70 30 #1 Hits - Elvis Presley
71 How To Dismantle an Atomic Bomb - U2
72 Ancora - Il Divo
73 Their Greatest Hits - The Record - Bee Gees
74 Best of 1990-2000 - U2
75 Greatest Hits - Guns N' Roses


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MTV UK Best track of the decade!

Vote for 'Can't Get You Out Of My Head' as one of the best tracks of the past decade! :)

http://www.mtv.co.uk/music/greatest-track-of-the-decade/vote

Larry Flick radio interview 12.11.09

Kylie talks about the new album and says she believes she has a song that could be the perfect replacement for 'Love At First Sight.'

Kylie Minogue interviewed by Larry Flick - New York 12/11/09 by Steve Anderson

First half of Kylie Live in NY! LISTEN NOW!

The 24 hour stream of Kylie's first US tour is now LIVE!

Be sure to listen and if you like it then please support Kylie by buying the album off of iTunes or Amazon. The iTunes version includes 3 bonus tracks and a gorgeous digital booklet!



Remember, buy it if you like it!

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Kylie LIVE IN NEW YORK!

Listen to Speakerphone (Steve Anderson 2009 Studio Version) by clicking here!

Lazy lazy lazy lazy

A mixture of pure laziness and work is the reason I haven't updated the blog for the past month. Things have went sort of quiet on Kylie's end as well but things are starting to pick up. I promise to start updating regularly again and it's time for another new look for the blog, don't you think? :)

Kylie hangs out with Fugly Ferg in NYC 10.31.09

Kylie back in the studio with Greg Kurstin!

The pic is from Kylie's official twitter. I for one am excited because Greg did some fabulous tracks for X. All the Wow haters are soiling their panties yet again and I couldn't be happier! Greg has really evolved over the past few years as a producer since working on X so the results should be amazing!

Greg produced Wow, No More Rain, Do It Again, Carried Away, Deepest Blue, and don't forget his amazing remix of Can't Get You Out Of My Head!