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"Jake Shears" of the Scissor Sisters is working with Jeff Whitty (of "Avenue Q") (both former go-go boys!) on a musical of "Tales of the City." Musical theater just somehow got a whole lot gayer!

Jan 18, 2008    tags: theater gays

Every gay in America (okay, in coastal America) is flapping his hands today over the New! Magnetic Fields! Album! that is apparently out tomorrow; Pitchfork gave it an 8.0 today. According to my gays, it is streaming on the MySpace. I hope the Magnetic Fields MySpace is not taunting teenagers to death though.

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