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After 25 years, Bardot are officially reuniting.
The iconic early 2000s pop group will take the stage again at the Mighty Hoopla festival at Bondi, with Belinda Chapple, Sally Polihronas, Katie Underwood and Tiffani Wood confirmed to perform. It will mark the first time the group has performed together since their split in 2002.
One familiar face will be missing, with Sophie Monk not taking part in the reunion. While fans were quick to notice her absence, the announcement has still sparked huge nostalgia for anyone who grew up watching Popstars and following Bardot’s chart domination in the early 2000s.
Formed in 2000, Bardot became an instant pop phenomenon, scoring multiple Top 20 hits including Poison, These Days and I Should’ve Never Let You Go, along with two albums in just a few short years.
The iconic early 2000s pop group will take the stage again at the Mighty Hoopla festival at Bondi, with Belinda Chapple, Sally Polihronas, Katie Underwood and Tiffani Wood confirmed to perform. It will mark the first time the group has performed together since their split in 2002.
One familiar face will be missing, with Sophie Monk not taking part in the reunion. While fans were quick to notice her absence, the announcement has still sparked huge nostalgia for anyone who grew up watching Popstars and following Bardot’s chart domination in the early 2000s.
Formed in 2000, Bardot became an instant pop phenomenon, scoring multiple Top 20 hits including Poison, These Days and I Should’ve Never Let You Go, along with two albums in just a few short years.
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Hard to believe that not all that long ago just about everyone had an incinerator of some sort in their back yard.
Now it's hard to believe that not all that long ago most people had a back yard.
But hardest of all to believe is the fact that you could buy an incinerator at David Jones.
In 1985, General Holmes Drive at Mascot turned into an unofficial viewing deck — with cars pulled over and people lining the roadside — for a glimpse of something extraordinary: Concorde
crossing above the road tunnel under Sydney Airport’s main north–south runway.
Concorde
was the world’s best-known supersonic passenger jet, flown commercially only by British Airways and Air France from 1976 until its retirement in 2003.
What made the 1985 visit especially memorable is that a British Airways Concorde flew London to Sydney in just over 17 hours (including refueling stops) — a record-setting journey for its time, and one that helped explain the huge crowds who came out to watch it arrive.
Concorde
What made the 1985 visit especially memorable is that a British Airways Concorde flew London to Sydney in just over 17 hours (including refueling stops) — a record-setting journey for its time, and one that helped explain the huge crowds who came out to watch it arrive.
FIFTY-FIVE YEARS LATER, THE SONG STILL CARRIES THE WEIGHT OF A SILENT DAY.
Standing alone under dimmed lights, Don McLean sings “American Pie,” and time seems to fold back on itself.
Written in the early 1970s, the song reaches even further to 1959, the day the music died, when innocence slipped quietly away.
Standing alone under dimmed lights, Don McLean sings “American Pie,” and time seems to fold back on itself.
Written in the early 1970s, the song reaches even further to 1959, the day the music died, when innocence slipped quietly away.
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