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Fiona Russell Powell (born 2 April 1962) [citation needed] is a British journalist. She is best known for her series of interviews throughout the 1980s in The Face magazine. For a brief period in the mid-1980s, she performed as a member of pop group ABC in videos and onstage to support their cartoon-synth album How to Be a ...
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Fiona Russell Powell is a former journalist and pop star who wrote humorous interviews for The Face magazine. She also joined the band ABC as "Eden" for a short time. Read her articles and posts on New Humanist website.
In the 1980s The Face‘s gender-blind hiring policy opened the door for waves of superb journalists including Deanne Pearson, Lesley White, Fiona Russell-Powell, Carol Cooper, Sheryl Garratt, who became editor, Lindsay Baker and Amy Raphael.
11 de jun. de 2012 · The night Fiona Russell Powell joined August Darnell for a late late dinner date ran into the morning of the Kid’s 32nd birthday and the day the Kensington Hilton caught fire. Here’s a (relatively) brief taster: At 9.30 sharp, as a hot August evening begins to cool down, enter the heroine in a Monroe dress.
It wouldn't do to compromise that by coming out as gay. But his carefully honed image was blown by his very public outing at the hands of an undercover cop. In a damage-limitation TV interview, he insisted that his sexual watershed occurred at the age of 27, but Fiona Russell Powell knows different.
