Sydney Mardi Gras is offering Australia's most enthusiastic dancers the chance to perform on stage during the festival.

The lucky dancers will get to be on stage with the stars performing at the 35th Sydney Mardi Gras party in March.

Former-Scissor-Sister Jake Spears, former-M-Person Heather Small and former-Neighbours star Delta Goodrem are performing at the legendary Mardigrasland party after the parade on Sunday 3 March.

British soul singer Heather Small will perform at Australia's biggest gay pride festival, Sydney Mardi Gras.

The star who fronted 90s pop group M People will sing some of her greatest hits to fans at the world-famous 'Mardigrasland' party, which has in previous years seen Kylie Minogue, David Guetta, George Michael and Kelly Rowland perform.

Members of a gay choir from Edinburgh, Scotland were given the chance of a lifetime when famed rockstar Rod Stewart invited them to take part in his Christmas television special.

The Maggie May singer became a fan of the Loud and Proud choral group after seeing a video of them performing online. 

The Scottish choir shared the stage with Stewart, as well as his special guests which included Kylie Minogue and Michael Buble.

Scissor Sisters have announced they are taking an indefinite hiatus from music.

The ‘I Don’t Feel Like Dancing’ group performed their last UK gig at Camden’s Roundhouse in London last night (24 October), and said they have no plans to work together again.

Putting on an extended gig as a thank you to the fans, gay lead singer Jake Shears shocked the crowd by saying: ‘This will be the last time we will play in London for quite some time.’

Gay Australian pop icon Kylie Minogue has premiered her new music video today (25 September).

The ‘Can’t Get You Out Of My Head’ singer has released ‘Flower’ as the lead track from her upcoming celebration album The Abbey Road Sessions.

Minogue is offering the new song as a free download for fans who pre-order the album on iTunes.

Shot in black and white, it shows the singer getting in touch with nature as she walks through woods, and wades through water.

Gay pop icon Kylie Minogue is preparing to release a new single in September.

It was announced today (28 August) that the Australian, loved by gays and straights alike, will release a studio version of ‘Flower’.

The ‘Can’t Get You Out of My Head’ singer performed the ballad during her 2008 X tour but the song never made it onto the dance-heavy album.

Gay girls are wishing they should be so lucky after a clip of Kylie Minogue kissing another woman was unveiled in the trailer for her latest movie Jack and Diane.

The pint-sized pop princess plays a lesbian tattoo artist in the drama and the new teaser video for the movie features her locking lips with Elvis Presley's granddaughter Juno Temple.

Kylie's latest film role is a departure from her previous big screen adventure as the 'little green fairy' in Moulin Rouge, seeing the Time Bomb singer looking mean with her arms covered in tattoos.

Elvis Presley’s granddaughter will play a lesbian werewolf in new independent film Jack and Diane.

American actress Riley Keough will play tough lesbian Jack in a story of two young girls who meet and fall in love in New York City. The women also happen to be werewolves.

British actress Juno Temple will play love interest Diane, whose charming innocence opens up Jack’s tough exterior.

Gay pop icon Kylie Minogue will also have a cameo in the movie as the owner of a tattoo parlor, who has a sexual encounter with Keough’s Jack.

Gay singer Sam Sparro has said he wants to collaborate with gay icon Kylie Minogue.

In a recent interview with UK entertainment website Digital Spy, the ‘Black And Gold’ singer says watching the pop princess in her latest music video inspired him.

He said: ‘I want to do a track with Kylie. ‘Timebomb’ is a great track and the video is very 90s in the best possible way.’

Pop superstar Elton John has revealed he and his partner David Furnish want another baby.

In an interview with The Guardian, Elton John describes how he worries about his first child Zachary growing up without a sibling.

He said: ‘I think it's difficult to be an only child, and to be an only child of someone famous.

Pop princess Kylie dances through London’s gay district, Soho, in hotpants and a leather jacket emblazed with a red heart in her new video, out today (25 May).  

The Timebomb video sees Kylie hitting the streets of London's Soho before jumping in an open-top sports car for a high-speed trip around the UK's capital before swapping for a motorbike.

Timebomb is a return to the classic Kylie sound that perfectly coincides with the 43-year olds celebration of 25 years in the music industry, known as K25.

Kylie Minogue, the Australian pop sensation and worldwide gay icon, is set to headline the BBC’s Proms In The Park concert this Septmember.

Minogue, who is celebrating her 25th year in the music industry, revealed in a statement that she is ‘delighted to be performing at one of the UK’s most outstanding nights of the musical calendar.

‘To sing in front of thousands of people whilst being accompanied by the legendary BBC Concert Orchestra in such a special year is truly a dream come true.’