contentsseptember2010
34film Q: What kind of world do we live in where a monthly
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Cash-strapped singletons gurning their way through bulb after bulb”
10upfront “I’m really struggling to think of a pun-based headline
about the Ryder Cup. It’s golf. What are you supposed to do with that?” Ben, I said to the soon-to-be- departing Buzz editor, with the possible exception of tennis there is no sport which uses more terminology suited to bad puns. “OK then. Something about... teeing off?” We’re all gonna miss this guy
24stuff
Most of the giant games on this page make ideal normal sized games for giants, or attractions at ‘Abhsolutekly Enormous World’ for midgets
26-29beauty+fashion Aldene reminds us that we’re all getting older and that short of full face transplants (this topic might be saved for next month), all we can do is lean into it and use some various goops and serums which will ensure we ‘look our age’
30sport I bet you think the term ‘jogging’ is older than it
actually is, at least according to one of the articles on this page. I bet you also think there’s going to be something about Craig Bellamy in this section. Wrong again
32travel Rob McGovern’s travels take him to Fukuoka, the
14th best place to live on the planet – according to Monocle magazine. THERE IS A MAGAZINE CALLED MONOCLE! This has made me unreasonably pleased
listings and entertainment magazine’s roundup of the most interesting 10 films out in any given month can situate an arthouse Iranian take on the romcom genre next to the fourth in the Resident Evil movie series? A: The first world!
38food&drink For no apparent reason, the humble fig appears not
once but twice as a cornerstone of the recipes in this month’s section. Although it is also a popular Biblical metaphor, as far as I can tell cookery doyens Ruth and Harry just like eating them
38previews We still managed to get three festivals featured in
this section, at a time of the year which has you thinking about going to bed when it gets dark at 9pm
46reviews Buzz’s usual syntactical mayhem and seductive
similes sit atop a punchable, wildly erratic scoring system meets its usual South Walian durrbrain feel. They paint dark pictures of the power in the house going off, albeit with somewhat disappointing, repetitive opinions at times. Perhaps it’s a section that fits better into the context of their imminent issue, October
51listings I can’t keep this charade up any longer: I know you
don’t care what we think is worth going to. Why don’t you find a copy ofMonocle to see what they think might be good
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