Kylie Minogue
She has been dubbed a "pop princess" and a "fashion icon" by the media; She has won several Grammy Awards, Brit Awards and Aria Music Awards; She is an evergreen tree in the Australian music scene. She is Kylie Minogue.
Early life
Kelly Milo was born in 1968 in Melbourne, Australia. His father was an accountant for a family car company; My mother was a ballet dancer. Milo is the eldest of three children in the family: her younger brother is a news photographer; Her sister is a singer and TV host.
To support their living expenses, the family often moved to various suburbs in Melbourne, which made Milo uneasy as a child. She often stayed at home to read books, do needlework, and learn to play the violin and piano. When they moved to Surrey Hills in Victoria, Milo went to Camberwell High School. During school, Milo found it difficult to make friends. She later earned HSC in subjects including art, graphics and English.
Milo described himself as "intellectually average" and "quite modest" in high school. Growing up, she and her sister took singing and dancing classes.
Acting career
Milo's records sold very well in Australia, and she had a place in both the music and fashion worlds, so she was called a "pop princess" and a fashion icon by the European media.
Milo first played the tomboy mechanic Charlene Robinson in the Australian soap opera Neighbors, and began to gain recognition. In the late 1980s, she rose to fame as a singer and released four albums, produced by Stoke Aitken Waterman and released by PWL.
Kelly Milo
By the early 1990s, Milo had sung several of the top 10 singles on the UK and Australian music charts, including "I Should Be So Lucky", "The Loco-Motion", "Hand on Your Heart" and "Better the Devil You Know".
In 1993, Milo signed with Deconstruct Records, releasing Kelly Milo (1994) and The Princess of the Impossible (1997), both of which received critical acclaim. She returned to mainstream dance music with 2000's Lightyear, and before that, she released her title song Spin Around. The ensuing Fever (2001) allowed Milo to make an international breakthrough.
"Holy Car Dealership", "Street Fighter", "Doomsday Collapse"
Milo's film debut was Juvenile Delinquency (1989), in which she played Camy in Street Fighter (1994). She also starred in the films Moulin Rouge (2001), Jack and Diane (2012), The Hallow Car (2012) and Doomsday Collapse (2015). In 2014, she served as a judge in The Voice of The Uk and The Voice of Australia. Her other careers include product endorsements, children's books, fashion and charity work.
Receive honors
In 2008, Milo was awarded the Order of Honor of the British Empire in recognition of his contributions to music. She was appointed knight of the Order of Arts and Letters by the French government in recognition of her contribution to the enrichment of French culture. Milo was later awarded an honorary Doctor of Health Sciences doctorate by Anglia Ruskin University in recognition of her work in raising awareness of breast cancer. In 2011, on the 25th anniversary of the ARIA Music Awards, she was nominated for the ARIA Hall of Fame by the Recording Industry Association of Australia.
Kylie Milo's classic look in Street Fighter