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KYLIE MINOGUE DID A VERSION OF CAN'T GET YOU OUT OF MY HEAD MIXED WITH BLUE MONDAY AT THE 2002 BRIT AWARDS.
Queen Of The Brits
Kylie has scooped two of the four Brit awards that she was nominated for this year, making it her first ever win at these awards. Kylie won Best International Female and Best International Album for Fever. She also stole the show with her stunning performance of Can't Get You Out Of My Head, blending her biggest ever International hit with New Order's Blue Monday.
Kylie was shot onto the stage from a giant CD drawer wearing a Dolce & Gabanna designed short white dress and thigh high silver boots, surrounded by dancers clad in complimenting silver outfits. She belted out the fantastic new version of Can't Get You Out Of My Head to a riotous applause from the audience. Her performance was described by Radio 1 DJ Scott Mills as 'the best of the night'. A big Kylie fan, he was thrilled that Kylie had won the two awards.
You can hear her performance by clicking here.
Westlife won Best Pop and So Solid Crew walked away with the Best Video award. Scottish band and winners of Best British Group, Travis reckon Kylie was robbed and should have won all 4 of the awards she was up for. In fact, they suggested she deserved every award that was going on the night. The guys obviously have great taste!
The Brits will be shown in the UK tomorrow night on ITV1 at 8pm but if you want to know who won what, read on, if not, look away now!
Best British Female - Dido
Best British Male - Robbie Williams
Best Video - So Solid Crew
Best International Male - Shaggy
Best International Female - Kylie
Best Pop - Westlife
Best British Newcomer - Blue
Best International Group - Destiny's Child
Best International Newcomer - The Strokes
Best International Album - Kylie
Best British Single - Don't Stop Moving (S Club 7)
Best British Dance Act - Basement Jaxx
Best Album - Dido
Best British Group - Travis
Editor's Note: Can't Get You Out of My Head is available online in our multimedia section, in the cover archives.
Kylie has scooped two of the four Brit awards that she was nominated for this year, making it her first ever win at these awards. Kylie won Best International Female and Best International Album for Fever. She also stole the show with her stunning performance of Can't Get You Out Of My Head, blending her biggest ever International hit with New Order's Blue Monday.
[image]kylieminogue_britawards2002_04.jpg[/image]
Kylie was shot onto the stage from a giant CD drawer wearing a Dolce & Gabanna designed short white dress and thigh high silver boots, surrounded by dancers clad in complimenting silver outfits. She belted out the fantastic new version of Can't Get You Out Of My Head to a riotous applause from the audience. Her performance was described by Radio 1 DJ Scott Mills as 'the best of the night'. A big Kylie fan, he was thrilled that Kylie had won the two awards.
You can hear her performance by clicking here.
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Westlife won Best Pop and So Solid Crew walked away with the Best Video award. Scottish band and winners of Best British Group, Travis reckon Kylie was robbed and should have won all 4 of the awards she was up for. In fact, they suggested she deserved every award that was going on the night. The guys obviously have great taste!
[image]kylieminogue_britawards2002_02.jpg[/image]
The Brits will be shown in the UK tomorrow night on ITV1 at 8pm but if you want to know who won what, read on, if not, look away now!
Best British Female - Dido
Best British Male - Robbie Williams
Best Video - So Solid Crew
Best International Male - Shaggy
Best International Female - Kylie
Best Pop - Westlife
Best British Newcomer - Blue
Best International Group - Destiny's Child
Best International Newcomer - The Strokes
Best International Album - Kylie
Best British Single - Don't Stop Moving (S Club 7)
Best British Dance Act - Basement Jaxx
Best Album - Dido
Best British Group - Travis
Editor's Note: Can't Get You Out of My Head is available online in our multimedia section, in the cover archives.
[image]kylieminogue_britawards2002_03.jpg[/image]
Thanks to: Elliot Snook, David Sultan (for the link), discodown.co.uk (for the picture)
