An Afternoon With Paloma Faith 25 November, 2009

Same Same's Cameron McCool spent an afternoon with UK songstress Paloma Faith, who opened up about being shy, her love of drag queens and why she still catches the tube to work.

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Travis de Jonk

said on the 25th Nov, 2009
Go Cam! Nice work!! You remind me of Andrew G XX

Christian Taylor

said on the 25th Nov, 2009
great interview cam. love paloma. she's so sweet in this clip!

DavidL

said on the 25th Nov, 2009
Aww, that was great. She definitely put on a show at the OAF. Very enjoyable.

lexlindsay

said on the 26th Nov, 2009
Yay Cammy!! Great interview - like watching a battle of the adorables!!

JAINNOW

said on the 26th Nov, 2009
So So So Cute ! and paloma is pretty cute too ... Great work CmC X

poolboy jackson

said on the 26th Nov, 2009
Indeed! I loved the matching colours. Paloma says at 3.30 'I’ve always been into … a poetry of sadness —which the GAY people I associate with— find cool' 'I would say I have a gay palate' (or is that palette?) .

Maisharona

said on the 27th Nov, 2009
Love the song at the end. She tells a good story.

sammysf

said on the 28th Nov, 2009
fabulous work cam, i saw paloma perform recently at an event I was bartending. during warmups she was so cute and had the sound check adjusting to her voice- which though was recovering from a cold, still sounded sweet and sultry the whole night. i'll be watchin her closely!

poolboy jackson

said on the 29th Nov, 2009
I can HEAR and see a similarity between Paloma and Imelda Staunton (from 'Harry Potter' et al.). They were both raised in suburbs north of London; Hackney and Archway are two miles from each other. I’m interested in physiognomy and how people present themselves as commodities to the public. 'We seek patterns, it is our nature' (Tricky, 24th November 2009) .

poolboy jackson

said on the 29th Nov, 2009
Paloma says the gay people she associates with say the Poetry of Sadness is cool. Is this 'emo talk'? :confused: I don't know anyone who admits to being emo.

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