TORONTO, /CNW/ – ET Canada honours Pride Month this June with legendary songstress Kylie Minogue, as the star sits down with ET Canada Pride host Dallas Dixon for a special half-hour episode, One on One with Kylie Minogue. Watch as Minogue discusses her monumental career, being an advocate for the Queer community, her highly anticipated new album Tension and more, in this Canadian exclusive interview airing Friday, June 30 at 7:30 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT on Global, and streaming live and on-demand on STACKTV and the Global TV App.
Following his 2023 Canadian Screen Award win, which saw ET Canada’s digital series ET Canada Pride recognized with the award for Best Web Program or Series, Dixon jets to Los Angeles, California for an intimate interview with Minogue, as the award-winning singer opens up about the 2SLGBTQ+ community protecting her at the lowest moments of her career and the legacy she wants to leave behind. Universally known for her long-standing advocacy for the 2SLGBTQ+ communities, Minogue’s monumental career spans three decades – reigning as the highest-selling female Australian artist of all time.
In addition to its year-round Pride coverage with ET Canada Pride, ET Canada rolls out the red carpet throughout the month of June as it dedicates its platform to some of the most influential Queer stars in Hollywood, showcasing new voices, while celebrating the community and its dedicated allies. So far this June, ET Canada has featured exclusive interviews with Alex Diaz and Alan Cammish as they discuss their new film Glitter And Doom which was the closing night film at the 2023 Inside Out Film Festival, singer Hayley Kiyoko opened up about performing in Nashville amid Tennessee’s Anti-Drag Law, and Janelle Monáe talked about their family’s reaction to their latest studio album The Age of Pleasure. Plus, an in-depth interview with Canada’s own Elliot Page, as Page talks to ET Canada about his groundbreaking new memoir, Pageboy. Fans can catch up on past episodes of ET Canada anytime on STACKTV and the Global TV App, and view these interviews and more on etcanada.com.
Still to come this month, ET Canada will highlight some of entertainment’s trans trailblazers who helped to light the way for today’s artists including Laverne Cox and the late Sophie, showcasing non-binary talent making their mark such as Janelle Monae, Sam Smith and Emma Corrin, and a retrospective on some of the television series that changed lesbian representation in Hollywood.
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