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Sneak Peek: Jake Shears's  Photo Shoot
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          Jun 29, 2010
          
        
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The Scissor Sisters are back with their first album in four years, Night Work,and lead singer Jake Shears has never looked better. Check out a few of his pictures from his photo shoot for the August issue of The Advocate. Come back to Advocate.com July 12 for more photos and the complete issue.
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