Kylie Minogue celebrates 35 years of her debut album 'Kylie' with a throwback video
It features some classic tunes
Kylie Minogue is the Pop Princess who just keeps giving, but while she might have a huge hit with 'Padam Padam' out right now, she was also topping the chart back in the 80s.
Celebrating 35 years since the release of her debut album 'Kylie', the Australian singer shared a video featuring many of her old music videos, while clips of her classic hits played.
Including her songs, 'I Should Be So Lucky', 'Got To be Certain', 'The Loco-Motion', the video starts with a radio presenter saying: "The fantastic top-selling album from Kylie Minogue, featuring all the hits..."
She captioned the video: '35 years since my debut album Kylie 💖 and what a journey it has been!!!! From my first demo recording when I was 17, my first single just after turning 19 and everything that has followed. THANK YOU for being a part of this life-long adventure. Feeling incredibly lucky lucky lucky today 😉🥰😘'.
Since sharing the video, Kylie has received more than a thousand comments with blogger Aaron Calder writing: 'I remember buying this 35 years ago. I still listen to it today. You're a legend!', and DJ Damon Sharpe commenting: 'And you are still more relevant than ever congrats queen'.
A fan also said: 'That album had 7 singles of pure enjoyment and I still love them to this day!'
Over the years, Kylie has released 15 albums, with her 16th 'Tension' on the way in September. She's also released 93 singles, including four Top 5 hits from her debut album, 'I Should Be So Lucky', 'Got to Be Certain', 'The Loco-Motion', and 'Je ne sais pas pourquoi'.
Kylie started out her career on the popular TV soap Neighbours as Charlene Mitchell and returned to the series for its last episode in 2022, along with Jason Donovan, who played her on screen husband Scott Robinson.
You can hear songs by Kylie Minogue on Hits Radio Pride.
Musicians who have made cameos in TV shows and films:
David Bowie, Zoolander
Legendary singer David Bowie played a crucial part in the original Zoolander film, briefly starring as himself to judge the "walk-off" between Derek and Hansel. Actor Ben Stiller later said he was "in shock" that David agreed to be in it.
Justin Bieber, Zoolander 2
Biebs also starred as himself in sequel Zoolander 2, but didn't last very long as he got killed pretty early on in the film.
Gwen Stefani, The Aviator
No Doubt singer Gwen Stefani portrayed 1930s actress Jean Harlow in the film starring Leonardo Di Caprio. Director Martin Scorsese cast her as his daughter was a huge No Doubt fan.
Alanis Morissette, Dogma
'Ironic' singer Alanis Morissette portrayed the character of God in the Ben Affleck/Matt Damon flick, with director Kevin Smith calling her "otherworldly" and "ethereal."
Fergie, Poseidon
Black Eyed Peas singer Fergie was actually a child actor, so it's no surprise that she returned to the screen as an adult. She starred as lounge singer Gloria in the 2006 remake Poseidon starring Kurt Russell.
Kanye West, The Love Guru
Yeezy has actually had cameos in many films and TV shows, but 2008 film The Love Guru is probably his most well-known cameo, as he starred as himself, exclaiming, "I love hockey!" whilst watching a hockey match.
Jarvis Cocker, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Pulp singer Jarvis Cocker appeared in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire as the lead singer of wizarding band The Weird Sisters, who perform at the Yule Ball. The band also featured Jarvis' Pulp bandmate Steve Mackey as well as Jonny Greenwood and Phil Selway from Radiohead.
Ian Brown, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
The Stone Roses singer Ian Brown had a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo in the third installment of the Harry Potter films as a wizard stirring his drink with magic whilst reading 'A Brief History of Time' by Stephen Hawking sat in the Leaky Cauldron pub in the fictitious village of Hogsmeade.
Brown told NME, "The director is a friend of my girl and he said, 'I've got a part if you want it. I asked my sons, and they were like, 'Do it!' I did it for my sons. My brief was to be a romantic, bohemian wizard. I was into that."
Madonna, Die Another Day
After providing the title track for 2002 James Bond flick Die Another Day, Madonna also appeared in the film very briefly as fencing coach Verity who tutors Olympic hopefuls and tells Pierce Brosnan's Bond, "I see you handle your weapon well."
Dave Grohl, The Muppets
Nirvana and Foo Fighters musician Dave Grohl starred in the 2011 reboot film The Muppets as a drummer in rival band the Moopets named Animool. He later had a drum-off with Animal a few years later in the TV series.
Britney Spears, Austin Powers in Goldmember
It turns out that Britney's appearance as herself in the third Austin Powers film was all down to Beyoncé. She told the Calgary Sun, "She called me. She said she desperately wanted to be in the movie and wanted to wear a bra that shot bullets. We managed to accommodate her requests."
Britney Spears, How I Met Your Mother
But our Brit also appeared in three episodes of US sitcom How I Met Your Mother as Abby the receptionist who is obsessed with main character Ted Mosby and ends up dating his best friend, Barney Stinson.
Katy Perry, How I Met Your Mother
The TV show is no stranger to a celebrity cameo, also featuring Katy Perry as Honey – a very gullible character that Ted briefly dates.
Nicole Scherzinger, How I Met Your Mother
Pussycat Doll Nicole starred as Jessica Glitter, Robin's fellow teen popstar friend who she grew apart from after Jessica had a baby.
Enrique Iglesias, How I Met Your Mother
Enrique starred in the series as Robin's exotic lover Gael who incites jealousy from Robin's ex-boyfriend Ted.
Jennifer Lopez, How I Met Your Mother
JLo had a brief cameo as a love interest for Barney Stinson, an author named Anita.
Carrie Underwood, How I Met Your Mother
The last of our HIMYM cameos, country singer Carrie Underwood starred as a love interest for Ted, a pharmaceutical representative who kept him hanging on.
Macy Gray, Spider-Man
'I Try' crooner Macy Gray featured very briefly as herself performing at a concert in the first Spider-Man film in 2002 starring Tobey Maguire as the main man.
Demi Lovato, Grey's Anatomy
Singer Demi Lovato was a child actor, starring in plenty of shows on the Disney Channel. She guest starred in an episode of Grey's Anatomy playing Hayley, a girl who could hear everything that was going on inside her body. Scary stuff.
Ed Sheeran, Game Of Thrones
Singer/songwriter Ed Sheeran had a very brief spot in TV juggernaut Game Of Thrones as a soldier who was, of course, singing!
Adele, Ugly Betty
Adele starred in beloved American sitcom Ugly Betty back in 2009 as herself taking part in a photoshoot for Betty.
Now read:
17 Kylie Minogue facts every fan should know
Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan return for Neighbours finale