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Bridget
McManus
WHO:
US comedienne
and vlogger.
MY DREAM GIFT:
A little black puppy
that can walk himself
and fold laundry.
MOST
EXTRAVAGANT
GIFT THIS YEAR:
Nothing too extravagant
because I’m saving up for
Jamie Babbitt
another time-machine. WHO:
FIND HER: Writer/director whose films include But I’m
At www.myspace/ A Cheerleader and Itty Bitty Titty Committee.
bridgetmcmanus or at MOST EXTRAVAGANT GIFT THIS YEAR:
www.AfterEllen.com Many expensive trips to my therapist.
BEST GIFT AS A KID:
A surprise trip to Disney World unveiled on
Guinevere Turner Christmas Day – we had 20 minutes to pack!
WHO: FIND HER:
Actress/script writer. Behind the camera on some top lesbian flicks.
MY DREAM GIFT:
An explanation.
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MOST EXTRAVAGANT GIFT THIS YEAR:
AN
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A
A tank of gas. H
FIND HER:
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B
In The L Word and Itty Bitty Titty Committee.
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Amy Lamé
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WHO:
Writer, presenter, performer and glamourpuss.
PHO
O
MY DREAM GIFT:
ANC
I’d like to open the box and find Penelope Cruz
in her bra and knickers. DIFR
MOST EXTRAVAGANT GIFT THIS YEAR: ANI
I’m buying my girlfriend an F1 ‘driving experience’ at
Brands Hatch, so I guess that’s pretty extravagant.
Ani DiFranco
FIND HER: WHO:
Hosting Duckie at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern, Singer-songwriter.
London every Saturday. MY DREAM GIFT:
If it was a big long box, I think a banjo.
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BEST GIFT AS A KID:
A guitar.
FIND HER:
On her latest album, Red Letter Year.
Rhona Cameron
WHO:
Lisa Gornick Our most famous British lesbian comic (and as such
WHO: she preferred to rant about the season of goodwill).
Filmmaker MY DREAM GIFT:
MY DREAM GIFT: I couldn’t give a shit about Christmas. They say it’s
A lightweight camping kit. something to do with families and friends. So why
BEST GIFT AS A KID: don’t people just get together once a year with all
My auntie bought me a pink tutu. the people they love and sit together?
I loved it so much I never wore it. FIND HER:
FIND HER: On tour round the UK, and at
In her latest movie Tick Tock Lullaby.
www.rhonacameron.com
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