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round-up
26film
“Tickling young girls’ sensory nerves all over
Roger Ebert never thought to start one of his film
publisher EMMA CLARK
Britain”
editor BEN BRYANT
reviews with the words “Prepare for gloop”. Keiron
listings/music editor NOEL GARDNER
06upfront
Self has done exactly that this issue. Check and mate
advertising ANGHARAD BROWN
Popular rock band (don’t call them ‘emo’!)
30food&drink
administration TERESA CLARK
Lostprophets talk about rerecording their new
designer www.scissorspaperstonedesign.co.uk
I knew these contents were missing something – an
album at great expense. Popular electronic band
entry relating to Valentine’s Day. Fortunately for me
contributors RYAN HEEGER (CLUBS), JAKE MORLEY
(don’t call them ‘trip-hop’!) Massive Attack talk
and indeed all of us, Ruth Joseph steps in with a
(FASHION), KEIRON SELF (FILM), ALDENE THOMAS about rerecording their new album at great expense.
recipe for a Chocolate Love Cake
(BEAUTY), JOHN ADAMSON, DAVE BRAYLEY, RICH Apparently there’s some sort of ‘recession’ happening
BROWN, REBECCA BRYNOLF, JUSTIN EVANS, WILL
at the moment, not sure if anyone noticedy
36previews
GILGRASS, LUCY GOODERIDGE, ROBIN GROSSMANN,
In this section: dragon tits favoured over Broadmoor
GREGG HARMSTON, THOMAS HARTREY, TIM
18stuff
haircuts; witches over witchhunts; tart stilts over
HILHORST, PAUL JENKINS, HELEN LOCK, DONNA Waddle to the roller rink, VHS rental store or out-of-
stilletos; advertising events truthfully over trying to
LOUISE-BISHOP, HOLLY MORRIS, DAVID NOBAKHT,
town Gateway in a style of footwear that you wouldn’t
AMY PAY, JOSH PETTITT, JAMIE REES, ROB STEEN,
call a DJ set with vocals a “live show”
have been seen dead in three years ago
WILL STEEN, ANDY SWIDENBANK, GRANT THOMAS,
44reviews
STEPHEN TURNER, ANDY TWEDDLE, SUSIE WILD,
20fashion
ROBIN WILKINSON ‘Burlesque’ and ‘metrosexuality’ are words that are
I vaguely remember this as a novelty listings maga-
set to be in everyone’s lips in 2010, so who better
zine 10 years ago. Some journo types thought that
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it needed survival, minus the full title ‘Buzz: Best
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hand and walk you into the forest of stylishness, by
Monthly Listings And Entertainment Magazine In
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South Wales Since 1998’, but there’s still not much
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having this section focus on these twin concepts?
to praise beyond the initial sniggering brought on by
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The other day, a sporadic contributor to this
49listings
BUZZ MAGAZINE
publication tried to convince me that badly
Nothing good is going to happen this month, either
suite 3, 2nd floor maintained teeth were a cliché associated with
1-7 castle street
in regard to the events listed in this section or in the
homosexuality. Musing on Gareth Thomas in his
cardiff cf10 1bs
personal lives of anyone reading this
first column for Buzz’s sports page, Richard Brown
suggests the precise opposite. It’s a jungle out there
published EAC PUBLISHING
62competitions
printed STEPHENS & GEORGE PRINT GROUP
24travel
Seriously, I mean it. Even if you end up being a
winner of any of the comps on this page, we’re not
cover IAN WATKINS of LOSTPROPHETS
On her holiday in China, my wife went with Buzz’s
contents
picking them until February has finished
FASHION PIC by JAKE MORLEY Andy Tweddle to Bar Cloud 9, the highest bar in the
world. “Shanghai?” Yes, as I said it is the highest
bar in the world, and they could be considered to be
‘hanging’, in the American slacker sense
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