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Twenty‑five years after Kylie Minogue dropped the hypnotic, era‑defining Can’t Get You Out of My Head, the song still pulses through clubs, stadiums, and the collective memory of pop fans everywhere. In this episode, we explore how a single track became a cultural landmark — and how its legacy has shaped everything from internet fandom to the darker corners of celebrity obsession.

We unpack the story of a Minogue stalker whose fixation spiralled into headlines, revealing the uncomfortable tension between adoration and intrusion. And we revisit Kylie’s electric appearance at the AFL, where she proved once again that she can command a stadium just as effortlessly as she commands a dance floor.

It’s nostalgia, pop history, and a little bit of chaos — all wrapped in a beat you still can’t shake.

 

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Kylie Minogue fans are shattered following the news she will 'open' for Harry Styles in the United States. Has Kylie lost her legendary headliner status? In this episode, fans react.

Also, can Kylie sing? A vocal coach gently explains . . . 

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Kylie Minogue and Madonna Collaborate SAY NO MORE.

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Anthony Albanese has apologised “unequivocally” for his comments while playing a “shag, marry, date” game on a comedy podcast when he nominated Kylie Minogue for all three categories.

The prime minister issued a statement on Monday morning after receiving criticism at the weekend for his appearance on the Bush Deep podcast with the comedian Nikki Osborne.

Amid a lighthearted interview released late last week, in which topics included Albanese’s dog and gifts he’d received from world leaders, the host asked Albanese in a “rapid fire” question round to place Kylie Minogue, Nicole Kidman and Rhonda Burchmore in a “shag, marry, date” game.

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The Madonna drought is broken - Confessions II has been hailed a triumph by fans across the globe but will it crack the crucial mainstream audience including those pesky, entitled young people? What should the next single be, will there be a tour and will Kylie finally collaborate with the Queen of Pop?

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