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Kylie is notoriously private. After an hour and 15 minutes, I ask the burning question
“I’m definitely getting pickier,” she says. So, what’s off the table, from a relationships point of view?
You could hear a pin drop,” Kylie Minogue says about the point, in episode two, when she starts crying about the impact her former boyfriend, INXS singer Michael Hutchence, had on her. “I’m like, I know I’m going to cry at some point in this goddamn documentary. When’s the point going to be? But I also knew that I was holding on to a lot of stuff.”
This month, Netflix released a new three-part documentary, simply titled Kylie, exploring the life and times of one of the world’s most enduring (and media-shy) pop stars; the singer behind era-defining tracks such as I Should Be So Lucky, Can’t Get You Out of My Head, Spinning Around and, more recently, Padam Padam.
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Kylie Minogue on how she got past criticisms of her career
Australian pop icon Kylie Minogue says a new documentary about her generation-spanning career is finally due.
"I've actively avoided doing exactly this type of thing," Minogue, 58, told ABC News' Lama Hasan in an interview that aired Tuesday on "Nightline." "I've been asked many times to do my documentary. How do you tell the story? Have I got enough of a story to tell? Why me? But it's just kind of going, 'OK, I'm saying yes.'"
Minogue's new Netflix docuseries is simply titled "Kylie" and was directed by filmmaker Michael Harte, whose previous subjects have included David Beckham and Michael J. Fox. It traces Minogue's four decades onstage, her two cancer diagnoses and a career that has refused to slow down.
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