We asked you to submit your fan questions for Kylie Minogue, and she dutifully answered when she came to MTV in New York City last month and was so charming, lovely, and down-to-earth that she set the bar on extremely nice famous people against whom all other famous people will be judged forever. Anyway, get your minds and brace yourselves, because you're about to hear it straight from the mouth of a goddess.

Kylie's celebrating 25 years in pop music -- it's legitimately been a quarter of a century since her Kylie album debuted, and I can't even get my mind around that -- with her year-long K25 anniversary, which includes re-releases, exclusive shows, and more. Accordingly, we were dying for at least one of you to ask Kylie how she manages to stay so smokin' (please refer to her "Timebomb" video as proof), but nobody did. What's up with your decorum, Kylie fans? Guess we're the only nosy brutes around here.

The Magnolia film, a horror-inflected romance written and directed by Bradley Rust Gray, debuted at this year's Tribeca Film Festival and features a cameo by pop superstar Kylie Minogue. In the trailer, Minogue -- sporting tattoos and an uncharacteristic aura of creepiness -- plants a kiss on Keough, who portrays tomboyish Jack to Temple's Diane, an angsty Brit with a habit of turning into a werewolf-like monster.
Keough, otherwise known as Elvis Presley's granddaughter, is making a name for herself in film. Besides Jack and Diane, she has also appeared as a druggie temptress in Steven Soderbergh's stripper dramedy Magic Mike.

In a recent interview with THR about Jack and Diane, Keough said "the characters seem more written. I find it more fun to do something with a little bit more to do."

Minogue told VEVO that looking through her back catalogue for the album made her realise how lucky she is to still be making music, adding that she feels truly inspired. She said:

"It wasn't the easiest thing to choose the songs that would make it onto the best hits album. I can't believe I'm in a situation where I've got more than enough. It has meant that I've had to look back a lot at old pictures, listening to old songs. It blows my mind that I am still doing what I do, and I still love what I do. In fact, I'm probably more inspired than ever."

Minogue also opened up about the video for her recent single 'Timebomb', revealing that she found herself quite shy wearing a skimpy dress in front of people. She said:

"When we were shooting down the busiest street in Soho I must have looked like a complete idiot strutting down the street singing to absolutely nothing! I wore a very cheeky little outfit. People don't believe it but I do get very shy and timid. I was like...Oh God, please can't there be more to this."