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  1. 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 ...

  2. Writer profile of Fiona Russell Powell. From Rock's Backpages: The ultimate library of rock music writing and journalism. Thousands of articles, interviews and reviews from the world's best music writers and critics, from the late 1950s to the present day.

  3. 12 de jun. de 2021 · Journalist Fiona Russell Powell (b.1962) and US musician David Yarritu joined the remaining Fry and White for part three in 1984 as the ‘refreshed’ quartet released “How To be A Millionaire”, which did put them back in the US top twenty, but missed the UK top 40.

  4. About. My professional career has been far from conventional. Not long after moving to London, I began writing for The Face as a features writer at the age of 18 and have since written for almost...

  5. Home. New Humanist. Contributors. Fiona Russell Powell made her name with a series of funny and outrageous interviews for the 1980s "style bible" The Face, which you can read on her website. She subsequently joined the pop band ABC as "Eden". Articles & posts by Fiona Russell Powell. Shock and bore. Sign up to our newsletter.

  6. Years active. August 1984 – December 1985 as musician; 1982–present as journalist and writer. Labels. Mercury Records. 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.

  7. 7 de ene. de 2021 · And in came Fiona Russell Powell, a journalist for The Face and Leigh Bowery club kid also known as Eden, plus David Yarritu, a diminutive, shaven-headed American with comically large glasses. Both were chosen for their striking aesthetic appeal rather than their musical prowess, although apparently neither were short of the latter either.