Sydney Morning Herald: December 31, 2007
Above:Praise for Kylie … Michael Parkinson.

British talk show king Michael Parkinson has praised Australian pop singer and fellow Queen’s Honour recipient Kylie Minogue. Parkinson, who recently retired at the age of 72, was named to receive a knighthood for services to broadcasting, while Minogue is being awarded an OBE for services to music in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours list. Continue reading

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Reuters UK: Saturday Dec 29, 2007

LONDON, Dec 29 (Reuters) - Kylie Minogue, the Australian singer and actress who has battled breast cancer, was honoured by Britain’s Queen Elizabeth on Saturday, with other awards given to sportsmen, entertainers and businessmen. Continue reading

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The Daily Telegraph, Australia : December 28, 2007

YOUNG fans of Kylie Minogue thought the pop princess had died, such was her dramatic one-off starring role on the hit series Dr Who. A record 12.2 million people in the UK tuned in to what is being hailed as the greatest Dr Who episode of all time, with the BBC prompted to already show a rerun.

But Australians may have to wait until 2009 to see it. The ABC is in negotiations to re-sign Dr Who but the program here is one series behind the UK.

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The Daily Telegraph, Australia: December 26, 2007
Above: Kylie’s first appearance at Mardi Gras in 1994

THE princess of pop looks set to have the queens of Sydney spinning around at the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras next year, if Kylie Minogue’s enthusiastic interview with DNA magazine is any indication. Continue reading

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NME: December 22, 2007

Kylie Minogue wrote a song and submitted it to London dance-poppers Hot Chip with a view for a possible collaboration, NME.COM can exclusively reveal. Hot Chip had previously submitted some of their songs to Minogue’s songwriter Karen Poole with a view to the star using it on her recent album. Continue reading

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Daily Mail, UK: 21st December 2007

It’s the Fabulous Kylie Minogue, raising the temperature as she sprawls slinkily over the piano for Jools Holland’s Hootenanny. Seventeen years after Michelle Pfeiffer did her never-to-be-forgotten pianotop performance for the film The Fabulous Baker Boys, Kylie - encased in a skin-tight gold dress - pulls off the same trick for Holland’s New Year Eve show as she sings a slow version of her old hit I Should Be So Lucky. Continue reading

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