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Posts Tagged: Alan Cumming

Notable Twin Cities: 9/9–9/15

By Abby Anderson

September 9th, 2018

Literary events in and around the Twin Cities this week!

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Tags: Alan Cumming, Barrie Jean Borich, Brodi Ashton, Cynthia Hand, Danielle Bylund, Dave Nimmer, Ellen Lansky, Fiona Davis, Jodi Meadows, Laura Migliorino Sheila O’Connor, M.J. Rose, Mindy Mejia, minneapolis, Notable Twin Cities, Pamela Klinger-Horn, PJ Tracy, Scott Carlson, st. paul, Tom Weber, Twin Cities, William Reichard

Scissor Sisters - Night Work | Rumpus Music

Albums of Our Lives: Scissor Sisters’s Night Work

By Alex J. Tunney

May 26th, 2016

Night Work is a queer sonic fantasia soaked heavy in the 1980s.

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Tags: adulthood, Alan Cumming, Albums of Our Lives, Alex J. Tunney, Ana Matronic, Any Which Way, david bowie, Eastern Bloc, gay, Giorgio Moroder, graduate school, growing up, Invisible Light, Jake Shears, Long Island, Mapplethorpe, New York City, Night Life, Night Work, Queer as Folk, Scissor Sisters, Sir Ian McKellan, Soft Cell, Take Your Mama, Talking Heads

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