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More More Out & About: The Painful Exclusion Of Trans Women – And The Lesbians Who Won’t Fuck Them Iread a Buzzfeed article last week entitled, ‘Can Lesbian Identity Survive the Gender Revolution?’ There was a particular assertion in it that I disagreed with,...
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More More On The Record with Casii Williams from Desert Divas 1.The First Record I Bought Going to high school and listening to different sorts of music was great for me because I got the chance...
Comedians Comedians Inside Jokes: Why I Lie To Uber Drivers About My Occupation Iwas in an Uber this morning – sorry for bragging – and the driver asked me what I do for work. I was too embarrassed...
More More Twelve Foot Ninja: A Stealthy Gang Of Songwriters The members of Melburnian fusion metal giant Twelve Foot Ninja are a lot of things: adept, intelligent songwriters; crass geniuses behind some of the most...
More More The Shins’ James Mercer Wants To Make History As A Songwriter For a guy having to endure the repetitive rigmarole of talking to the press, James Mercer seems rather at ease. It doesn’t hurt, of course,...
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Features Features First Drafts: Oasis – ‘Some Might Say’ Years ago, I interviewed Andy Bell, who joined Oasis in 1999 after the original lineup fell apart in a mess of cocaine, lager, and indecipherable...
More More Australian Tattoo Expo: The Highlights Of 2017 Last year, the Australian Tattoo Expo landed in Sydney with new management and a new direction. The feedback from the industry and the general public...
