Tag Archives: Kylie Minogue

What were your favorite pop singles for 2010? I think it was actually a pretty good year for pop music as the charts returned to being dominated by catchy pop/dance numbers, the scourge of auto-tune notwithstanding. My top ten: 1. Tightrope – Janelle Monae2. I Feel Better – Hot Chip3. Credit Card Babies (Stereogamous Remix) – Men4. Wonderful Life (Freemasons …

Disco pixie Kylie Minogue dropped in on Staten Island’s famed PS22 fifth grade chorus for a couple of numbers during her visit to NYC for the Macy’s Parade.

Joan followed up that tweet with a message that she was headed to God’s Love We Deliver for her “favorite part of the holiday,” delivering Thanksgiving meals to homebound HIV/AIDS patients. Below is Kylie’s performance in the parade. (Video tipped by JMG reader Fritz)

Featuring local drag stars Joyce Maynge and Auntie Mavis. Huge number of participants by the end and they even use a snippet of my favorite Kylie track.

Kylie Minogue will perform at this year’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. (That sound you hear is half of Hell’s Kitchen rushing to claim a front row spot.) Also performing this year: India Arie, Big Time Rush, Betty Buckley, Ann Hampton Callaway, the casts of Broadway’s American Idiot, Elf, Memphis, Million Dollar Quartet, the Big Apple Circus, the cast and Muppets …

SORTA RELATED: This week Get Outta My Way becomes Kylie’s fifth #1 single on Billboard’s dance chart. Over in Britain, of course, her success has been far greater. To date she’s notched 32 UK top ten pop singles, including six #1s. Kylie has only reached the top ten of the U.S. pop chart twice, with 1988’s cover of Little Eva’s …

Gay platinum card status?

The disco pixie teamed up with gay popster Rufus Wainwright this weekend at the Watermill Center in New York, covering some of Kylie’s biggest hits and the below 1976 hit from Elton John and Kiki Dee. Tons of photos here.

Yesterday I posted a Facebook message about Kylie’s appearance on America’s Got Talent, then forgot to even watch it myself. D’oh.

The Advocate reports that Facebook took down Kylie Minogue’s self-posted photo as too raunchy. A Facebook rep told the disco pixie: “We do not allow photos that contain nudity, drug use or violence.” It’s just a microphone, kids.

Plus weathergirl Amanda Lepore, Juliette Lewis, and 80,000 drunk English homos.

Courtesy of the Karpel Group, this week’s swag booty is Kylie Minogue’s 11th studio album, Aphrodite, which is being released today in North America. Executive-produced by studio genius Stuart Price (musical director for Madonna, producer of the last Killers album and the artist known as Les Rhythmes Digitales), this new collection of songs sees Kylie further celebrating her dancefl oor …

Rumors flew at yesterday’s Pier Dance that Kylie Minogue would be this year’s surprise performer (it was Ultra Nate), but Kylie was in the UK to guest at the Scissor Sisters concert in Glastonbury. It seems like Jake gets more buff every day. (Via – Towleroad)

All they actually pull it off pretty well!

Kylie Minogue dropped in at Splash in Chelsea last night and the lives of hundreds of twinks were changed forever. (And not a few bears, too.) (Via – Towleroad)

I think the official release of this video isn’t due until tomorrow, but copies are starting to appear on YouTube. Lots of man-on-man and everybody-on-everybody action here.

Here’s Kylie Minogue’s hotly anticipated new single, which was produced by Stuart Price (Madonna, The Killers, New Order.) And it’s great! This will be available for download on June 13th, by which time anyone interested will be sick of it or have gotten it illegally. Or both. (Tipped by the 22 JMG readers who sent this today. SRSLY.)

The folks at amfAR have tipped JMG exclusively that gay icon Kylie Minogue will host their June 3rd benefit, The Inspiration Gala, which will be held at the New York Main Library on Fifth Avenue. In a first-time collaboration, amfAR and Josh Wood Productions are initiating a new event series—the Inspiration Gala—a celebration of fashion and creativity that will benefit …

Taking advantage of those in town for the Grammys, yesterday producer Quincy Jones gathered a galaxy of pop stars for a re-recording of 1984’s We Are The World. Among the 70 artists lending their voices: Beyonce, Natalie Cole, Barbra Streisand, Usher, Celine Dion, Taylor Swift, Gladys Knight, Rihanna, Harry Connick, Kayne West, Toni Braxton, LL Cool J and Wyclef Jean. …

“When I started out in music, going from acting to singing, that transition was very successful, but I also got flack for it. Many hurtful things were said. It wasn’t easy. I was only 19 and I think the gay audience kinda picked up on that and decided to defend me and adopt me. They saw I was being criticised …