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Uncover yourself from the mound of Easter eggs youve submerged yourself in, lick your chocolate smothered chops and take a peek at the pages of this months issue of The Student Magazine.

And what a sugary fest we have you this month! To quell your celebrity craving, our interview with disc spinning maestro, Radio 1 DJ Danny Howard should be just the fix, or how about trilby wielding hottie, Bruno Mars? And for the raunchy amongst you, we chatted for a few minutes with the stunning burlesque princess, Amber Topaz.

Last month we presented student haven, Ecclesall Road, and this issue we cast our probing noses into the eclectic world of the London Road area. Packed with goodies ranging from Oriental tastes at Noodle Inn, to the tapas treats at La Mama, this area is somewhere you need to investigate with the help of our Wild West map.

Of course, weve also sprinkled hundreds of thousands of our regular features in to make up this delicious issue, and dont forget to flip for our unique Chinese version.

Lots of love, Your Editor

06 What a Gwan?Whats going off in the Universities

10 Capital FM InterviewA chat with the hearthrob Bruno Mars

14 London Road / Abbeydale Road We take a peak into the student haven

20 London Road / Abbeydale Road MapHunt out a treat with our rodeo map

32 Danny Howard InterviewDJ Danny chats Radio 1 and his decks skills

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Univer s i ty of Shef f ie ldGive it a Go - Latin & BallroomMonday 15th April at 6.30pmDo you fail to impress the ladies with your dancing shoes? Do the guys run and hide when you throw some shapes on the dance oor? Never fear, the SU is here. In this Give it a Go session youll learn to Jive, Cha Cha Cha, Waltz and even Quickstep with professional dance teachers. You need never again be so completely embarrassed by your steps, once youve learnt with these guys. Strictly - here you come!

Give it a Go - Ghost WalkMonday 22nd April at 7.30pmFancy something a little bit scary? is could be for you. Walk the streets of Victorian Sheeld to experience the most haunted areas and maybe even see something you didnt expect! You will be taken by a guide and regaled by tales of the unexpected, murders, scandals and bizarre hauntings. Do you have what it takes to be a ghost hunter? Well, well see, wont we?

e Comedy Network @ Bar OneMonday 22nd April at 7.30pmBrand new to Bar One comes a stand up and situation comedy night to keep you laughing through Monday nights. e Award winning comedian, Jarlath Regan, takes to the union stage with his upliing and oh-so-wrong comic material. Jarlath has sold out shows at the Fringe festival and is already gathering a huge fan-base across the UK. He will be joined by the universitys very own comedy group e Shrimps.

Fame! @ e University Drama StudioWednesday 24th April at 7.00pm or 2.30pm (matinee)Im gonna live forever, Im gonna learn how to y arent we all? is month, the Sheeld University Performing Arts Society will be putting on their very own produc-tion of the leg warmer and neon coloured musical Fame. ink 80s style hair, dance moves and musical numbers about aspiring to be a star. Tickets cost just 6 (students) at Sheeld Students Union Box Oce, or 8 on the door.

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Carnival Day @ the Sports HallSaturday 22nd April at 12pmSomething for the competitive amongst you! Come along to Carnival Day and take part in activities such as tug of war, egg and spoon racing, apple bobbing, wet sponge throwing or even attempt to tackle the obstacle course. e days proceeds will go towards those intending to climb Mount Kilimanjaro this year. If youre not feeling particularly active, there will also be face painting and a cake sale.

Vibe Rap / Hip Hop Event @ e HubsTuesday 30th April at 8pm e Hallam University Open Mic Society presents yet another rap event at e Hubs, this time featuring Pak Man, Eyez, Sin-Seer and Mystic. Expect a night of sound of the underground hip hop and rap music to follow. Dress code: smart / casual so no need to go over the top, but at least bother to shower this time. Tickets are 8.

Hallam Award Drop In @ Activities PodHallam Award Drop In @ Activities Podis is your chance to get any extra advice about your award submission. ese sessions will aim to help you if youre having any trouble with lling out your award forms or just generally need some feedback on the system. Remember that you cant win if you dont enter! And there really is no harm in trying is there? No need to book - thats why its called a drop in.

Seussical the Musicalursday 18th April at 7.00pmOne sh, two sh, three sh four Ring any bells? If the answer is yes, you had a great childhood. e SHU Drama Society presents Seussical the Musical. You guessed it - a musical based on the works of Dr Seuss, writer of e Grinch and e Cat in the Hat. Expect riddles, rhymes and musical numbers. Concessions 5, Adults 6

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PiccolosAre you trying to nd a quiet, romantic setting to take a date to, or maybe just a good quality restaurant for graduation day? In the city centre thats no easy feat as given that many of the restaurants are chains, you are unlikely to nd a place with an authentic and traditional atmosphere. Well, we have the answer: Piccolos.

Piccolos is a family run, Italian restaurant, which boasts a traditional and inviting atmosphere to make anyones night just that little bit more special. Over the past 15 years, since the opening way back in 1998, the restaurant has gained a reputation as one of the best independent eateries in the Steel City and is still going strong in this vein.

e two oor restaurant is decorated as would be a bistro in Italy, and once inside the door you feel as though youre immediately transported there. ink an intimate table for two engulfed by a luscious white tablecloth and lit by candle light.e extensive menu includes Italian favourites such as Spaghetti Carbonara, Lasagne and homemade Garlic Bread. Each meal is prepared on site from scratch from the nest ingredients, which explains why it tastes so wonderfully fresh. A team of specially trained chefs use only the most traditional Italian recipes, meaning that you can experience the real taste of Italy from the comfort of Sheeld. eir specialities include their divine sh, lamb, chicken, steaks and risotto dishes, plus their Sicilian Panacotta is something their loyal customers come back for time and time again.

We recently took a trip to the

restaurant to see what all the fuss is about and, we have to say, we were not disappointed! e relaxed and enticing atmosphere meant that we were all immediately at ease inside; shortly aided by a large glass of the nest red wine!

e delectable food was all that was promised; delicious and moreish. e homemade garlic bread was being baked as we walked in the door and the scent lled the room, making us salivate. e lasagne was like nothing we had ever tasted before; the concoction of avours was simply gorgeous.

is would make the perfect place for the very special occasion that is your post-graduation meal and, rather luckily, students get a 10 per cent discount with an NUS card. Book now for graduation, as reservations for Piccolos are going to be coming in thick and fast!

3 Convent Walk, Sheeld, S3 7RX0114 249 5040www.piccolositalian.co.uk


Every month, Adam ONeill brings us allthe celeb gossip from 105 Capital FM HQ.Hes on Capital across Yorkshire everyaernoon between 4-7pm!

Hawaiian-born heartthrob, Bruno Mars, islling the radio at the moment with hisundeniably catchy, reggae fusion-R&Btunes, having recently released his secondalbum, Unorthodox Jukebox. e trilbyaunting, cheeky chap is bringing eMoonshine Jungle World Tour to Sheeldon the 12th October 2013 and Adamcaught up with him.

Bruno, you are a bit of a heartthrob with our listeners, if you were in a lonely hearts column how would you describe yourself?

(Laughs) Umm - Im brave, courageous and I love to work out ALL the time!

The fans have been asking for you to take your shirt off but you keep talking about having two extra nipples, is that true?

Nah, I made it up, all the little girls on Twitterkept asking for photos of me with my shirt o. I was like noooo you dont want to see that, so I told them I had extra nipples!

I need you to prove you were lying; come on, Bruno!

You headlined at the Capital Jingle Bell Ball last year - what was it like for you when you performed at the 02 Arena?

I loved it! I love the crowd out here and they give me something dierent. e audience is dierent everywhere you go. You come to the UK and the audience is dierent to the audience in America. I like that all the audiences are dierent. I

love the crowd in the UK, you guys get down! You are wild and I can relate to that.

One of my favourites from you is Grenade - really amazing. The track is timeless, its beautiful. What is your memory of making it?

e best moment of my whole career is when I sang that song for the rst time in front of an audience and nobody knew it. I was in New York doing a showcase and I sang it. We were struggling a bit with the band in rehearsal, we just couldnt get it right and then I said, Maybe Ill just do it with my guitar. I was so nervous and then when I sang it, the audience all took a breath, it was a special moment.

Recently you performed at The Grammys; the performance was a tribute to Bob Marley and you also shared the stage with Sting. I can definitely hear The Police in your music - would you say that was true, that they were an influence?

Yeah denitely, growing up I was a big fan of Bob Marley and e Police. It was amazing to be on the stage together showing how Bob Marleys music is still

showing in todays music.

Justin Timberlake performed - he is back! Are you excited?

I am very happy he is back. I remember growing up and watching him do his thing the rst time round. Hes got some massive tunes and its really cool to see him back.

JT is going on tour with Jay Z this summer - right now, if you could share the stage with anybody, who would that be?

Right now in my career I would say the Spice Girls.

Woah, ok? The Spice Girls?

Yeah. Well, rstly Id sing Wannabe, as thats my shower song, and then they could sing Grenade, and then Id sing, 2 Become 1.

AMAZING! Looking forward to a little Spice Girls tribute on the tour in Sheffield! What else can we expect from the show?

is tour is going to be one for the books and thats all Im saying!


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Diversity is the London Road and Abbeydale Road areas middle name, and with a range of restaurants and shops from across the globe you could be forgiven for mistaking this popular Sheeld student hood for a

worldwide tour in just a few steps. is is the place to go if you fancy a taste of culture without the expense of having to actually travel and, lets face it, the price of a student single has to be a hundred times cheaper

than a ight across the planet.

e area is always a favourite for students moving out of university accommodation and into one of the most interesting and varied places to live in the city. If youre not too sure of the best places around the area though, never fear - e Student Magazine is here to show you the way, and this time were bringing a little

bit of the Wild West to our pages!


World CuisineIf you like spice, youve come

to the right place. e area has a great selection of food with a

kick for you to try (if youre brave enough). For the oriental tastes buds try the likes of Noodle Inn or New Hong Kong Wok. Fancy

something a little Hispanic? Why not try the jalapeo lled tempta-

tions that Amigos have to oer, or the tapas treats of La Mama?

If, on the other hand, youre afraid of a little chilli and crave something else, there is always

the English fall back of a nice bag of sh and chips!

Get Antiquee area isnt all about the nosh, however. Everything you could

ever dream about lies on London Road and Abbeydale Road, from corner shops to hairdressers to

antique shops. Sheelds antique quarter lies on Abbeydale Road, packed with kitsch bit and pieces to have a dabble in and decorate your dull student accommoda-

tion. Pop into the Aladdins Cove that is the Vault.

Missing home?London Road is an absolute life-saver for Chinese students who

are missing their home comforts. With the large Chinese student community within Sheeld, its

really no wonder that there seem to be so many shops popping up selling produce and ingredients from the Asian nation. London Road is a prime example of this, oering students who miss the taste of home exactly what they need to make it in Sheeld, like Cake R Us and Noodle Inn Hot

Pot.

Running parallel to Bramall Lane, London Road runs straight through Sharrow, Higheld, Loweld, and Heeley. Alongside a vari-ety of pubs, restaurants and shops the road plays host to a library (fancy getting away from the hustle of the students? e library could be your answer) and a former cinema. e road was originally ended at a Toll Bridge which, at the time, was also the boundary between Yorkshire and Derbyshire! Abbeydale Road carries on the road further up towards the ush area of Dore.

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Dont let the depressingly chilly Sheeld weather get you down weve found a little taste of Latin sun hidden away on Abbeydale Road.

With an outside terrace, azure frontage and rustic wooden interior, La Mama is instantly an exotic wonder from the outset. ey serve an extensive tapas menu, and judging by their Eat Sheeld awards for 2011 and 2012, their culinary treats havent gone unnoticed!

e selection on the menu is between a range of hot and cold individual tapas dishes, all priced around 3-6, accompaniments and salsas, or the set platters at 14.95 each, making the choice for you and available in Meat, Fish or Vegetarian. La Mama rec-ommends that you choose three to four tapas dishes per person, so aer much deliberation, our choice was made and the food arrived swily.

We went for the Empanadas de Queso (two lightly fried, Chilean cheese pastry parcels), Langosti-nos al Ajillo (grilled king prawns cooked in garlic and fresh parsley and drizzled with extra virgin oil), Calamares Fritos (lightly fried, crispy fresh squid served with Ali-Oli dip), Costillas de Cerdo (sizzling barbeque spare ribs), Pan Frito con Chorizo

(chorizo pan fried with garlic and homemade bread), Seabass a la Paila (llet of seabass cooked in a traditional clay pot with garlic, onions and strips of fresh mixed peppers in a rich white wine and fresh tomato sauce), Anticuchos de Cordero (lamb marinated in cumin lemon and fresh thyme, chargrilled on a skewer) and Patatas con Romero (new potatoes).

Each dish was avoured to per-fection, packed with Latino spice and oozing with deliciousness. A favourite was the Anticuchos de Cordero the lamb was tender and juicy, served on a grilled kebab with peppers. e Seabass was light and so, aking o the bone, while the Pan Frito con Chorizo was a unique dish, tasting lush.

At La Mama its Happy Hour on Monday all evening, with four tapas dishes for 12, 2 for 1 on Peroni and Brahma, 2 for 1 on small glasses of house wine and buy 1 get 1 half price on cocktails. e tapas only deals are also available Tuesday-ursday, 6pm-7.30pm, and live music tinkles alongside your tapas at least once a month the next is 13th April. Local artists work can be displayed inside the restaurant and theres no charge to hire the venue out for private parties Sunday-ursday.

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What do you imagine e Rude Shipyard to be? A collective of expletive yachts, perhaps? Nope its a cafe, bookshop and venue for various events and happen-ings.

ey oer a friendly welcome, cosy atmosphere, shelves of second hand books and a daily changing menu of fresh seasonal food and seriously munchable cakes, including the rm favour-ite, chocolate Guinness cake. e Rude Shipyard opens on Sundays for their popular full breakfasts with a Shipyard twist, including free range sausages and bacon, potato cakes and homemade soda bread or veggie option.

ursday evening is their weekly

Pie Night, when you can get a pie and all the trimmings for just 6.50, with bring your own booze. ey oer a meat, veggie and vegan option, with a weekly changing menu such as the Leek, Mushroom and Butterbean with Cheddar and Mustard Pastry, Curried Sweet Potato, Aubergine and Cauliower with Cumin and Poppyseed Pastry and Beetroot and Chorizo Meatballs and Mozzarella in Slow Roast Tomato Sauce.

e Rude Shipyard also hosts a range of interesting events such as their twice yearly whisky night - Drams and Drinking Songs, a monthly book club, Food for ought philosophy group and gigs from local and visiting

89 Abbeydale Road, Sheeld, S7 1FE - Tel: 0114 258 96 53 - www.therudeshipyard.comartists. eyve recently opened a new cafe venture, To e Lighthouse, at Bank Street Arts in town - check out their Facebook page, To e Lighthouse, for opening times, menus and events, including a hat trick of gigs well worth catching!

Sun 7th April - Stephanie Hlad-owski & Chris Joynes with Jim GhediFri 26th April - Stanley Brinks with FreschardWed 29th May - Ryan Francesconi & Mirabai Peart (Ryan was the primary arranger on Joanna New-somes last album and played in her Ys street backing band)

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200-204 London Road, Sheeld, S2 4LW - 0114 2588 694 - www.hkwok.co.ukCant aord to visit the cos-mopolitan delight that is Hong Kong? No, neither can we, but at Hong Kong Wok you can taste authentic oriental cuisine which will make you think youve taken a ten hour ight to the gorgeous island itself.

Hong Kong Wok is a delicious, aordable and cheerful restaurant serving Chinese cuisine. Bringing you the best from the cosmopoli-tan city island of Hong Kong to the tables of Sheeld, Hong Kong Wok is based on London Road in the centre of Sheelds hub of foreign cuisine. e friendly restaurant is light on the pocket and heavy on quality, and theyre focused on serving top quality food made by the top chefs of Hong Kong and providing only

the best service to make you feel at home.

At Hong Wok, they aim to create high quality food by using only top quality Chinese chefs, and always strive for the level of service they believe their custom-ers deserve. ey oer aordable prices without sacricing the quality of their food, creating a comfortable and contemporary space whilst keeping a traditional Chinese feel.

eir latest oers include 10 per cent o takeaway collections, 10 per cent o food with a valid student card and the Tsingtao or Tiger Tenner Bucket, with four bottles for 10. Sign up for a free HK Wok member card in the restaurant to receive 10 per cent

o food orders over 25, and get treated to a free bottle of house wine on your birthday (with pre-booked reservations, minimum six people, photo ID required).

eres a NEW Sushi and Szechuan Menu coming soon to Hong Kong Wok, so keep your eyes peeled!

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3 Abbeydale Road South, Sheeld, S7 2QL - 0114 2367 924 - www.stjames-beauty-hair.co.ukIts nally time to unwrap your bod from the scarves and UGG boots and prepare to break out your summer self. We all need a pamper at some point, and St James Hair and Beauty on Ab-beydale Road South oer a huge range of treatments to beautify your bod before anyone gets to sneak a peek.

eir range of treatments include everything from aromatherapy to manicures and pedicures, tanning and even pamper days. To get your nails looking tip top this summer St James also specialise in Gelish; a semi-permanent polish which remains shiny and

chip-free for up to three weeks, which is a lot longer than tradi-tional varnishes.

But the hot topic at the moment has to be HD brows; this celebrity trend has managed to walk its way right onto the streets of Sheeld and we couldnt be more pleased. So oen a neglected area of the beauty regime, your eyebrows are the frame to the beautiful work of art that is your face. You wouldnt put a Picasso in a shabby frame would you? So dont frame your face with shabby untamed brows. e seven step procedure to achieve HD Brows includes shaping, tinting and

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e former HSBC bank has been transformed into an Aladdins cave; an eclectic mix of vintage dresses, accessories, ornaments, crockery, furniture, books, new artwork, cras and gis ranging from jewellery to bath bombs. e spaces are rented by various people, meaning a huge range of products are on oer. Downstairs lies the old bank vaults a myste-rious, peaceful escape lled with intriguing discoveries, artwork and trinkets.

e newest addition to e Vaults spoils is the gallery. Art @ e Vault. e ocial opening on

the 19th April launches the range of beautiful art, with new exhibi-tions every six weeks.

Another treat is Mables Caf, packed with fresh culinary delights and chocolatey indul-gences. Everythings fresh, even the herbs waiting to be snipped o at the table!

All are welcome to pop in for a nosey who knows what you might discover?

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Sheeld really is the home of live music, isnt it? In the Steel City, weve played midwife to the birth of some truly amazing musical acts over the years, and our appreciation of live music means our music scene is one of the freshest, most innovative throughout the North of England. At e Student Magazine we cant get enough of the atmosphere and music that you can only get from a live bar. ats why this month we have a special treat for all you concert goes out there. Welcome to Delaneys Bar!

Situated at 17 Cemetery Road, in the heart of our citys fabulous London Road district, Delaneys Bar is the sort of place that values

Sheeld has just about every type of bar humanly possible, from the classic student bar to the more avant garde decade themed bars. We have something for every niche, even a Jamaican bar, a place where you can sit back and chill to the relaxed reggae beats of masters of the cra such as the legendary Bob Marley himself.

At 96 98 London Road, in the heart of the student commu-nity, is Barrys Bar, the hottest Jamaican bar around! With wacky Jamaican style dcor from wall to wall and only the best reggae beats as you sip on a fantast selec-tion of drinks. Barrys Bar oers a host of drinks oers to lighten the burden on your wallet, including

real talent and artistry over the mass produced David Guetta drenched hits, that regularly bang over the speakers in most bars.However, the place isnt only for music lovers, students and young professionals of every type are welcome at Delaneys, and they even have an oer to make everyone feel more at home! e aer work drinks oer runs from Monday to Friday every week between 4pm and 7pm. Its there for people weary of a long day of work or study, looking for a place to go. e oers in this period are varied, and perfect to sit down and relax with. Let your cares melt away on the cheap!

e live events are, of course, the

an oer to get a free bottle of Bud for every three that you buy.

However, Barrys Bar isnt sitting on its laurels and simply hosting Jamaican themed nights - at Barrys Bar theres something for everyone. Monday nights is for the sports enthusiasts with a pool competition, whilst Tuesday sees the bar go 60s, with a Motown night and quiz. Wednesday is for the gamblers amongst us with a poker and dominoes night, and another highlight is Fridays Disco Night, where you can break out the platforms and ares and boogie on down to classic tunes from the wacky decade that is the 70s!A classically Jamaican menu

highlight of the Delaneys experi-ence. With a mix of themed nights (such as Irish Nights and Singer-Songwriter nights), open mic nights and special sets by up and coming music acts, every one of every genre gets a chance to perform at Delaneys. Delaneys appreciates music in all forms; music runs through its very foun-dations. Dont miss out!

is also be on oer, including such mouth-watering dishes as Chicken, Rice and Peas, Curried Mutton, Ackee and Saltsh and Fried Dumpling. e Barrys Bar experience brings a taste of the colourful Caribbean to the grey skies of Sheeld.


D a n n yH o w a r d

Appearing on Radio 1 is something of a dream for many aspiring DJs, and the buzzing Danny Howard is definitely living the dream. Having caught the stations and the nations attention after winning Radio 1s search for a superstar DJ, with skills honed in his hometown of Blackpool, Danny secured a range of DJ treats from reporting on Creamfields to hosting a 12 hour slot as part of the Ibiza takeover.

Now the host of Dance Anthems every Saturday from 4-7pm, dance aficionado Danny is hitting the clubs on the Ministry of Sound Clubbers Guide 2013 Tour, soaring into Sheffields Plug on Saturday 13th April. In the run up to his appearance on the decks, we grabbed a few moments with him for a chat.


STU: Who are your influences when youre behind the decks? Danny: Im inuenced by a couple of DJs; the main one that I always say is Erick Morillo. Hes a very big House DJ, hes huge all over the world, and I saw him play at a place called e Syndicate in my hometown of Blackpool. I was absolutely blown away when I saw him play - his energy behind the decks, the way he interacts with the crowd, the way he just controls the crowd simply by music selection is just incredible. e important thing for a DJ is the music selection, and he just did it in a way that he had every single person in that room in the palm of his hand. I saw him play again in Pacha in Ibiza and it was the same, and I always wanted to emulate that. He was the one really that inuenced me, him and also Eddie Halliwell. Hes a guy who has amazing energy and hes just exciting to watch, and I think thats important when youre DJing now these days, youve got to be able to look like youre enjoying it as well as just playing the tunes, so hes someone that I always look up to.

STU: 2012 was a huge year for you! What was the highlight? Danny: The ultimate highlight of 2012 was getting the actual Radio 1 show, because Id say it was a dream come true. Its something that youd never imagine to actually happen, you can dream about it and wish for something like that to happen but you dont ever think it will, so when it did it was a real pinch me moment to actually get that slot. Its given me incredible exposure on a national scale, which Im so grateful for, and I think the highlight is every single week, because Ive sort of become a part of peoples Saturday night plans, which is crazy for me to say. And that is the biggest thing for me, people texting in saying that, I wasnt going to go out tonight but I just listened to your show and now Im going out - its just amazing for me to have sort of inuence on people. I suppose that its a good thing because you can have more and more people out listening to new music, enjoying time in the clubs, so I think thats very important; Im just happy to be a part of that.

STU: Tell us about your Ministry of Sound Club Tour, which is stopping off at Plug in Sheffield on April 13th, what can we expect from that?Danny: Its a long standing brand, Ministry of Sound has been going for years and years - I remember seeing the adverts on TV for the compilations, when I was nine or ten years old. I just mixed their latest series of that and its a massive honour for me, and a privilege, and again another moment where I thought, How has this actually happened?, but it has, and o the back of the album Im doing a load of club gigs up and down the UK as part of the tour. Sheeld and Plug is one Im looking forward to out of all of them , because I played there as part of the Freshers Week line up and the crowd and the people that were there really, really went for it on the danceoor, so I know its going to be a good night and a great atmosphere, so I really cant wait for that.

STU: Your rework of Examples Perfect Replacement is receiving a lot of buzz - how did you two get involved? Danny: Id been playing a lot of his tracks on the radio and we spoke to each other on Twitter a bit, and it was actually at Creamelds last year - I was broadcasting my show live, backstage. Hed just come o stage and was sort of hanging around on the show, we had a little interview on the show, we just got chatting and we put forward the idea of me re-mixing one of his next tracks. It was quite a cheeky thing to do, but I suppose if you dont ask you dont get, and he was accustomed to the idea and we talked some more and it just all happened aer that really. It started when I spoke to him at Creamelds last year, so it nally happened in February, when the track came out.

STU: What dance tracks are you backing for 2013? Danny: Not specically any tracks, because its the time of the year when youre getting new tracks sent and then its not til summer really that the ones that are receiving the most buzz come to the surface. But in terms of artists to watch out for, its denitely the young producers of dance music that are just coming through. We saw a bit of them last year in 2012 and I believe this will be a big year for the likes of Madeon, Porter Robinson, Alesso those sort of guys who released big tracks last year. I think this year theyll take it to the next level and we should really look out for them, because I think theyve got some big stu in the pipeline.

STU: As a Radio One DJ, you must have met some pretty big names. Whos the most famous person youve met? Danny: Being on Radio 1, and especially being involved in their events, pushes you forward in that position that you get to meet a lot of people that are putting music out in the charts; a lot of famous faces you would never think you would meet. I dont know really, Im trying to think whos the one In terms of dance music, I would say, the likes of Calvin Harris, weve had him on the show, hes been great to talk to. David Guetta, one of the biggest DJs in the world, Ive met him, Tiesto I literally sound like Im name-dropping, but all these people you get to meet who youve listened to for years and been inuenced by their music, to get to meet them in person is a huge honour.

STU: What can we expect you to deliver for the rest of 2013?Danny: 2013 is a big year for me in terms of the gigs that Im going to be playing this summer, in terms of the festivals and the shows in Ibiza that Im going to be doing. I dont think theyve been announced yet, apart from Global Gathering, so I cant say too much! Global Gathering is one of the ones Im looking forward to because it was one if the rst, well, the rst ever festival I went to, so to come back and play that festival is quite a special thing for me. Just Ibiza, the gigs Im looking forward to and 2013 in terms of the radio show, keeping a prole growing o that every single week is important to me. Also my productions - my music is something Im really focusing on, so maybe look out for some new tracks coming from me later in the year.

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Menzels301 Ecclesall RoadSheeld, S11 8NX0114 266 8119www.menzels.co.uk

Hidden down a secluded alley just o the hustle and bustle of one of the citys most lively streets lies something out of the ordinary. If youve ever wondered where the budding socialites of Sheeld gather, we have the answer: Menzels.

Menzels Cocktail Bar is ranked in the top y in the country, so its really no wonder that it attracts a clientele of such class. Picture the scene; glasses of champagne cocktails bubbling over as theyre clinked in celebration and held by the elegant hands of girls in little black dresses. Menzels boasts a cool, cosmopolitan atmosphere not dissimilar to that of a night in a suave Soho bar.

With its exposed brickwork, high ceilings and spectacular courtyard, Menzels oers something a little dierent from your every day bar. Once through the concertina doors you feel yourself transported to a timeless place. Try tantalising tastes in the Tanqueray Room or kick back in the Ketel One Lounge to the best beats in town.

Menzels is also host to one of the best kept secrets in the city. Every

ursday from 8pm onwards, Menzels is transformed into an exclusive party, Secret Socialites, playing the very best of Funky to Deep House sounds. With its laid back vibes and up beat sounds, the night is an ideal place to start your weekend in style.

e bar oers an extensive range of cocktails and boutique style products, served up by specially trained cocktail bar tenders who have learnt from the very best. e party doesnt have to stop there either; the night can last til the wee hours with Menzels opening until 2am.

Wednesdays mean 4PLAY, 8pm-2am, and if youre lucky you can win free shots and 1 drinks with this new dice game. On Fridays and Saturdays its Weekends Worth Waiting For make your night a little bit more special with exclusive booth hire and waitress service, meaning no queuing at the bar. Reservations are a must!

Menzels is the citys social hub when it comes to bank holiday Sundays everyone seems drawn towards the bar, seemingly taking you to where the sun is actually shining! With the next bank holiday coming up at the beginning of May, Menzels are promoting a Summer Break Event on Bank Holiday Monday 6th May celebrate waving bye bye to exams and hello to summer.

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You are a person suited to modern conveniences, Aquarius, and youre the type whos literally glued to

your smartphone. A little heads up - it might cause you a few problems this month but never fear, youll get to relearn that most old fashioned of social institutions:

talking face to face!

With the routine of second term work setting in, your concentration and dedication may begin to flag this March. Dont let it; fire up your natural enthusiasm, Aries, and take the metaphorical bull by the horns.

Youll be pleased you do when you get your next essay marks back!

This March, Gemini, your itch to travel might just flare up. Why dont you indulge it for once? Take a small day

trip and see where it takes you. Were not saying plan an around the world trip, but trying something differ-

ent could lead to something youd never expect.

Youre normally the care taker, Cancer, youre usually the parental figure in the flat, making sure everyones ok. Unfortunately, this month you might need a little

TLC yourself. Let people take care of you for once, you cant be care taker all the time.

This month, the achievements of others may just outstrip your own, Taurus, and your natural tendency

towards jealousy and resentment may become an issue. Dont let it, everyone has ups and downs in their work

and your time to shine will come.

If youre a third year, Pisces, then March is going to prove stressful; not only you, but your mates have

dissertation deadlines looming and all the stress may cause fights to break out. Dont let your natural desire

to please get in the way; stand up for yourself.

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Youre naturally attractive, Libra, everyone recognises this and its always nice to know people appreciate you. Dont let it get to your head this month; beauty is only skin deep and its not worth tearing out your beauti-

fully coiffed hair over.

You are a sociable person, Sagittarius, theres no doubt about it, and youre the life and soul of any party.

However, with your bank balance this month, you cant afford it. How about staying in? It is possible to

socialise without booze, you know!

We know your reputation is important to you Cap-ricorn; however we feel we need to warn you that it might take a knock this month. Lighten up, dont let

people get to you and in the words of Miss Gaga, learn to love yourself !

Things in your life may be going a little faster than youd like, Scorpio. Youre naturally resistant to change

and with the end of the year looming ever closer, it might start getting to you. Dont let it uni is all about

having fun while you can!

Be careful this month Leo, we know you tend towards the extravagant and in some cases thats ok; in others

it isnt. You need to watch your finances and make sure you dont go over your overdraft limit the banks

charge through the nose for that!

A group project might just prove to be a metaphorical minefield for you this month, Virgo. Youre a natural perfectionist and group projects mean you cant be. Make an effort, but loosen the reigns a little - other

peoples contributions matter too!

April is here, and with it looms frantic dissertation typing, essay deadlines and, for the unlucky ones amongst you, revision. Never fear, our Studentstrologist is here once more to prepare you for what lies ahead with his

fearfully accurate predictions.

Beware, innocent students; the universe works in strange ways and youd be foolish not to take heed of his warnings

Doesnt the long wait for service really get on your nerves? Sometimes, youre waiting for your food longer than it actually takes to enjoy the meal. Even when your food arrives at your table, the portion sizes are always so small that youre not even getting your moneys worth. However, as students we need more to fuel us through those long days of revision! ats where Landmark Restaurant comes in.

Located at 43 George Street, near the Sheeld Interchange, its the answer to all our food prayers. Formally Jumbo, the restaurant is being re-launched as Landmark in May, with complete refurbishment being undertaken in April, under new management.

Landmark is such good value, doing things a little dierently from most restaurants out here. Instead of having a set menu, food is served in a buet style, with everything you can imagine and more as every scintillating, mouth-watering, succulent dish known to the oriental cooking tradition is featured. Enjoy their Oriental Buet, Korean Buet, Chinese Hotpot Buet and Szechuan and Cantonese Dishes Ala Carte. Youre spoilt for choice.

However, fantastic food isnt the only attraction to taking a night to relax to the Landmark

Restaurant. Entertainment is the name of the game at Landmark, and one particularly type of entertainment that gets everybody on their feet and really gets the party started is karaoke! Step to the mic and sing your little heart out as your mates raid the buet, in karaoke rooms to ensure optimal fun with minimal embarrassment!

Pop down to discover what Oriental treats await you at Landmark Restaurant and dive into their irresistible oriental buet in beautiful new surroundings.

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The Problem with TattoosBy Charlotte GraingerPublished April 2013

When people said (and by people I mean my parents) Dont get a tattoo, youll never get a job, I thought they were exaggerating...

So I did the clich thing of getting a matching tattoo with my best friend about three years ago. e tattoo itself is small, its a magpie drawn out in monochrome and is hidden on my le ankle.

Its become apparent that its not only employers who will judge you for a bit of ink. My boyfriend recently told me, aer Id met his mum, that I shouldnt have it on show around her. In the same week my cousin told me to hide it when we were in a car with her parents. In both situations I was quite oended. e idea that having a tattoo can change how youre seen as a person is ridiculous, but in some cases it seems to be the truth and a sad truth it is.

Ohm Sweet Ohm w/ Eats Everything @ PlugBy Laura KeenPublished April 2013

Just weeks away from the looming fate of the real working world, all assignments handed in and 6000 words into my dissertation, I couldnt help but feel I deserved a small reward. Whilst I was pondering over what this reward would be, Eats Everything turned up at Plug and I accidentally (on purpose) acquired a ticket and before I knew it we were pulling on the glad rags and heading o into town. I still had to be slightly sensible as the end was nigh with the dissertation, so we headed to Wick At Both Ends for some equally sensible (ish) cocktails.

If you havent experienced the taste-sensation that is a Wick cocktail, you have to get yourself down. e list of concoctions is the length of my arm and Monday to Friday they are included in happy hour between 5 and 9pm. Today we decided to go for a pomegranate infused Tobasco creation which came engulfed in ames (we adopted some questionable techniques to put them out), then headed straight for Plug in time to catch the earliest sets.

Now Eats Everything was always going to gather a huge crowd, but to arrive just past midnight to a rammed club can only mean good things. Cry Wolf was on rst and he was absolutely smashing it - house tunes like they should be, with huge vocals and steering away from the repetitive two-step tech-house beat. And then the next BIG news of the night: Plug now have ginger ale ON TAP. Soon it was time to head to the dance oor for Eats Everythings big beats. With amazing light production they put on a crowd-moving, feet-shuing, roof-liing set of vibes. en I was summoned; this time to the back of the club which makes a nice change to the toilets/smoking area. e back wall was coated in vomit and we had a serious case of man down, so we sacriced Squareheads set and beetled o to the taxi queue home for some much needed TLC.

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Suiting Up, Marvel StyleBy Yasmine GleghornPublished April 2013

eres no hiding a true Marvel fan. ey look out for any Stan Lee cameo and think theres nothing more romantic than head-butting a Russian thug. More than anything, they always (always!) sit through the credits aer any Marvel lm. If you dont know what Im talking about, youre denitely not one of them.

Maybe its the love for all things Wolverine or watching hours of Spiderman and X-Men cartoons online, but theres no denying the superhero-loving geek I have inside. Not that I wanted to in the rst place. Lately, its been impossible to hide at all, thanks to the approaching release of Iron Man 3.

Robert Downing Jr returns as millionaire antihero Tony Stark. e scene set aer e Avengers seemed bleak, which is reected in the new lms trailer. As the third instalment in the saga, the melancholic tone might be just what the lm needs in order to stay fresh. While a detailed plot description has been kept under lock, the premise does say that our hero faces a question that has been haunting him for a long time: Does the man make the suit or does the suit make the man?

Co-starring Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, Guy Pearce and Rebecca Hall, Iron Man 3 is set for UK release on ursday, April 25th.

Premier Red Devils?By Tom HardyPublished April 2013

Most people will probably agree, when I say that the name on the Premier League trophy this year has all but been decided. United are miles ahead at the top of the table and look as if theyre going to take the title back to the red side of Manchester. eres no doubt that the signing of Robin Van Persie has had a direct eect on the Red Devils dominance this season. But if they do li the trophy this May, will it be one of the weakest squads to ever win the Premier League?

Take out the Dutch goal machine, Nemanja Vidic and (a hit-and-miss) Wayne Rooney, and there arent many more match winners in comparison to previous United championship-winning squads. Yes, the likes of Evra, Carrick and co. arent bad, but would they get into any other top four side? Giggs and Scholes - as brilliant as they have been down the years - just arent the same anymore.

erefore, a lot of the Red Devils success has to be down to the man at the top. Whether you like him or not, theres no doubt that Sir Alex Fergusons managing skills are getting the best out of - what is in my eyes - a very average side.

Man City might well be blessed with world class players, but this year has certainly proved one thing: teamwork is just as important as individual talent!

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Its very nearly that time of year again and we couldnt be more excited!

Ahead of the festival season, weve squeezed in a cheeky festival teaser just to whet your appetite.

Whether youre going to be watching e Rolling Stones at Glasto, Fall Out Boy at Leeds or Korn at Download, it is a truth universally acknowledged

that wherever you choose to spend the festival season you will need your very own festival survival

kit. Here at e Student Magazine, we know just what its going to take to get you through one of

those oh-so-muddy festival weekends, and were not scared of sharing our secrets.


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Walking the streets of this cold and windy city, you would not expect to nd a place buzzing with Latin vibes and oering traditional tapas. A hidden Gem of Steel City, Cubana is hidden on Campo Lane just o West Street, which is great if you want to escape the drudgery of the main streets and sneak away for your own slice of Cuba, or maybe a slice of tortilla.

When I visited Cubana I went with a large group of friends, which made ordering easy as we all ordered a couple of tapas dishes and shared. Like a traditional Cuban meal; everything is shared and everyone eats a lot. Each tapas dish costs around the 5 mark and this can potentially end up an expensive meal if you go in a small group, as you will want to try everything!

Personally I loved the Costillas, thats spare ribs cooked in a tangy BBQ sauce, and the Tortilla Tricolor, which is a traditional Spanish omelette slice. Its probably best not to go there when you are absolutely starving as the dishes are not very big; in order to ll up people with larger appetites you could end up spending a small fortune.

For what the prices lack in economy the bar makes up in atmosphere though. At night the restaurant is transformed into a mini Cuban party. Once wed eaten we hit the dance oor to try our hand at salsa dancing!

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Term time is coming to an end. Youve worked long and hard (ahem) all year. Youre tired. You need to refuel.

And believe us, Relish is the place to do it!

e Eccy Road hangout (or kitchen, bar and social, as they call it) is known for proper food, big portions and bold avours which we nd goes perfectly with a side order of great tunes from their retro jukebox.

Alongside the regular menu (packed to the brim with such delights as stacked burgers, sh and chips, risottos, salads and more), the specials boards change daily, inuenced by what excites the chefs, whats available at the markets and dishes the team has enjoyed and developed. ey

have a veggie board too hurrah!eres plenty on oer drinks-wise too, with some good orn-bridge cra beers, an extensive wine list, cocktails, milkshakes, so drinks, hot drinks and Caf Cereza coee.

Still hunting for bargains? Head to Relish between 5-7pm weekdays for their Beat the Clock oer. e time you order your main from the special menu is the price you pay cant say fairer than that! eir Early Bird menu is also available every day with two courses for 12 or three for 15.

Not pretentious stu but real

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Sheffield is known for its steel industry, universities, The Arctic Monkeys, Meadowhall and The Full Monty, but nestled about three-quarters of the way up Division Street is the American inspired, the Common Room sports bar. Popular among students and locals alike, The Common Room boasts an impressive food and drinks menu, American-size pool tables, ping pong table and more TVs than you can shake a pool cue at.

The screens, dotted in perfect viewing positions around the bar, constantly show live sports - rugby, football and American football being house favourites - catching your attention during those breaks in conversation. Sitting in one of their navy booths, with your friends, a table full of drinks and posh packet of crisps, is the perfect starting point for a big night out in Sheff especially on a weekend.

The atmosphere is always buzzing and theres such an array of people; its not solely for students, nor is it purely locals or men in suits. There are two bars which help to ease bar congestion, particularly on a Friday and Saturday as it does get pretty busy.

For cocktail lovers, its cocktail menu heaven. Take your pick from classic beverages such as your Long Island Ice Tea, or choose from a selection of Mojitos, or mix it up and indulge your taste buds in something more quirky like the creamy Raspberry Bakewell or the Smartini (it actually has Smarties in the bottom)! Every cocktail is lovingly crafted by skilled bar staff, all with individual ways of presenting, but each just as satisfying.

Wine, various draft lagers, a rather large collection of spirits, milkshakes and local cask ales are available.

e Common Room1st Floor (above Forum Shops), 127-129 Devonshire Street, Sheeld, S3 7SB0114 280 8221www.common-room.co.uk

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Peckish? The Common Room serves fresh, USA-inspired grub - hot dogs, gourmet burgers, chicken and sharing platters. It is perfect for a full-blown meal or a quick, just-popping-in-for-lunch-kind-of-thing after an afternoon of shopping.

If youre after a relaxed drinking atmosphere with pals, but still feed off that vibrant, city feel, then The Common Room will make you feel right at home.

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What would a bar be without sensational tipples and hunger-busting bites? Nowhere, thats where, so luckily e Frog and Parrot is loaded with drinks to fuel your wildest dreams (or hangovers, if their 1982, Guinness World Record breaking, home-brewed 16.9% beer is anything to go by). With a menu overowing with mouth-watering treats, we can personally vouch for the Steak Baguette with Sweet Potato Fries! Great value for your money, and along with e Frog and Parrots conditioned cask ales, makes a great treat when your spirits are low and you need a pick me up.

To immerse yourself in the world of breakthrough music, with a ribbit and squawk, e Frog and Parrot is here to be your live music venue, watering hole, canteen, lm location, fashion emporium and hangout. What more could you desire?

Frog & Parrot94 Division StreetSheeld, S1 4GF0114 272 1280

ere are few establishments in the Steel City that cater to its quirky student clientele as much as e Frog and Parrot. Its o-the-wall dcor and experimental xtures and ttings have struck a chord with the student population of the city for years, as we identify with a place that constantly reinvents itself to dene a unique character. erefore, its the perfect drinking hole to sit back, relax and wax philosophical on life, the universe and pretty much everything.

Music is in the heart of e Frog and Parrot. Many years before Jarvis Cocker fell out of their window onto Division Street, Joe Cocker played his breakthrough gig at the bar, before signing his record deal there. Remember that infamous Arctic Monkeys album sleeve featuring Chris McClure staggering out of a pub? Yep, that was e Frog and Parrot as was the illicit gambling den of Boyzone, with Keith Duy pulling pints whilst Ronan Keating orchestrates proceedings. e bar has a cheeky little talent of spotting, nurturing and delivering emerging talent e Violet May, Alvarez Kings, Sarah Mac, Wet Nuns, Ruby Kid and e Blackbirds all played their rst gig in the warm bosom of e Frog and Parrot.

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Its almost here. Since testing started in April last year, Google Glass has been in its Project Glass phase. A eet of competition-winning explorers have undertaken a trial to see how Glass stands up to the test of real life.

Glass promises to capture high-quality video and respond to simple voice commands such as take a picture and give directions to X. Of course, it will be able to do all the other Google-y stu like tell you what the weathers like, translate phrases and send messages. e dierence is all in the video camera and compact chips, placed on the top corner of the right-hand lens.

e glasses themselves are very strong and surprisingly bendy. Sadly, they are not available with prescription lenses just yet but Google are in talks with eyewear companies like Ray Bann to provide prescription glasses, along with a cheaper consumer Glass model by the end of the year.

Google Glass website showcases a point-of-view video of ballerinas twirling, skydivers jumping and a very excitable dog playing with a ball. Whether the level of interactivity shown in clips is accurate remains to be seen, but it looks impressive.

In amongst the buzz, some

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are still sceptical of the new eyewear, largely due to privacy issues and spam. Google, known for money-making through advertising, has reassured consumers that they will not be displaying adverts in Glass (not least because a distracting pop-up ad could lead to someone walking in to a lamp-post).

For those waiting in anticipation, three apps for the glasses have already been unveiled, and at an interactive conference SXSW in Texas, rst glimpses of the Evernote, Path and New York Times apps for Glass were shown.

Whether it turns out to be a raving success or an infamous op, Google Glass could change the way we use technology for the foreseeable future. Who knows, maybe some (very lucky) students will be glassing lectures by this time next year!

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Every discerning student needs a niy little piece of ingenious tech to get them going. Weve scoured the oddest corners of the web to uncover the hottest gadgets you desperately need in your lives this month!

TOP Top 8 Paid Apps

Top 8 Free Apps

For Your iPad & iPad Mini

Temple Run: Oz69p

MillionaireFree

Stickman Golf 269p

IcomaniaFree

Tetris HD1.99

MAYDAY!Free

Pages6.99

BBC iPlayerFree

Fifa 132.99

PhosterFree

Minecra4.99

e CroodsFree

Monopoly HD4.99

iBooksFree

For more great apps, visit the app store via your device or iTunes:

www.apple.com/uk/itunes

Red iCrayon7.00www.urbanouttters.co.uk

Zip Earphones12.99www.menkind.co.uk

Eye Massager6.95www.thediscoverystore.co.uk

Bar10der29.99www.rebox.com

Giant Microbes7.99www.rebox.com

Evernote AppFreehttp://evernote.com/

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is stylus is far from the bluntest crayon in the box. e iCrayon is designed to interact with the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. Now you can keep grubby ngerprint marks at bay while you play Draw Something retro style.

Its one of lifes great mysteries: how can my headphones have tangled so much when theyve only been in my pocket for four seconds? Fret no more, there is a solution. ese earphones can be zipped up when not in use to prevent manic tangling.

If you have a headache and are out of paracetemol, the eye massager might be just the ticket. Its loaded with vibrating foam pads to stimulate pressure points at the temples, the cheekbones and the bridge of your nose by using acupressure technology.

Budding bartenders will love this handy piece of kit. It has ten dierent tools: a muddler, knife, stirrer, channel knife, zester, reamer, jigger, bottle opener, corkscrew and strainer. Its a hit for showing o your skills at parties!

Giant microbes are the cutest infections youll ever see. ey are blown up plush versions of bacteria such as the common cold, stomach ache, E coli and swine u. Accompanied by a fact sheet about the bacteria, giant microbes are perfect for medics!

Students dont just take notes anymore. ey can take photographs of lecture slides, record classes, take virtual notes of shopping lists, travel plans and business cards. Evernote allows you to keep on top of the whirlwind student lifestyle.

TS: Smash It!69p

Sonic DashFree

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eSmokieswww.esmokies.co.uk

Its that time of year again; exam season. Are you getting more and more stressed about it all as the deadline looms? Are you think-ing of reaching just one more time for that pack of cigs? Dont do it! ere is another way.

eSmokies are the safe, healthier alternative to traditional smok-ing, and could be the answer to your nicotine needs. Electronic cigarettes oer the much needed satisfaction of tobacco without the harmful health side eects associated with smoking. e cigarette works by using vapour rather than smoke and tar, and a fully charged eSmokie will give you around 300 pus.

As you probably know, going cold turkey on the smoking front is dicult, nigh impossible, but with eSmokies you can gradually decrease your nicotine intake, by using dierent potency levels, and nally come down to a no nicotine level. is provides an easier way of quitting smoking, with very little eort on your side.

Starter kits are priced from as little as 34.99 and include every-thing you need to begin: pre lled cartridges, the electronic ciga-rette, a USB charger and a wall charger. For those of you who are fashion conscious, eSmokies have launched a style range which oers a sleek black style eSmokie. Take a look on their website for more information.

In Sam Raimis modern prequel to e Wizard of Oz, the title character begins as a simple circus magician and con-man. When he is swept away to the Land of Oz, he meets the three witches: eodora, Evanora and Glinda. How these witches help to inuence his selsh nature provides the backbone of this lm, ending in a spectacular nale.

I got through the door because of the visual beauty of this lm; Raimi and Peter Deming (the cinematographer) really have done a fantastic job rendering the land of Oz - but even better than this is the wizards journey as a character. When he arrives in Oz and meets eodora, he pretends to be the promised wizard because of the treasure he is shown. However (spoiler alert), when he is found out by eodora and she becomes

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the Wicked Witch of the West, Glinda, the good witch, convinces him to use his talents as a con-man to trick the people of Oz along with eodora and Evanora into believing the power of the wizard is real, giving the people hope and making the wicked witches fear him.

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Dvd Love

A British crime thriller, starring James McAvoy and Mark Strong as a dedicated police detective and his criminal nemesis, who hes been aer for years. When they nd each other again, they are forced together to combat something that is way out of their hands. Mix with guns, action, death and a political conspiracy, and youve got a great picture, right?

Wrong; so wrong. What could have been a good narrative is let down

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by awful pacing, and dialogue that barely drags itself through until its nonsensical ending. is not helped by the fact that most of the characters accents are clearly fake, most obviously James McAvoys, and its hard to separate bad dialogue from bad accents. is lm does have tiny moments of redemption however, and some of the shots are composed quite well, shown when McAvoy and Strong are present during the interrogation of an old woman.

Side Eects is a psychological thriller starring Rooney Mara and Channing Tatum, as Emily and Martin, a couple separated by his jail sentence. On his release, she begins to exhibit strange symptoms of mental illness, and Jonathan Banks (Jude Law) is assigned as her therapist. Aer several attempts with various dierent medications, he turns to a new drug, Ablixa, the titular eects of which cause problems not only for Emily and her family, but also for John and his career.

While the narrative pacing feels a

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little bit o at rst, with some things seemingly happening out of nowhere, it is important to remember these events in relation to later ones and how they aect the ending. I also enjoyed the perspective shi from Emily to John about half-way through the lm, which allows his character to shine in his investigative capacity. Without giving too much away, this is denitely when the story picks up, when Law and Mara prove they are worthy of so much praise for their performances, especially as the story builds to its thoroughly satisfying ending.

e Hobbit - An Unexpected JourneyRelease date: 8th April 2013Movie Quote: May the wind under your wings bear you where the sun sails and the moon walks.

We pick out the nest up and coming pre releases so you dont have to...

Life of PiRelease date: 29th April 2013Movie Quote: You must take life the way it comes at you and make the best of it.

Made In Chelsea Series 4Release Date: 8th April 2013Movie Quote: Pretty oensive.

Free MoviesFancy some free movies and tv shows unlimited for a month? At Netix you can get a free one month trial, but you need to remember to cancel the membership a day before otherwise (this is where they get you) they carry it on and take the money out of your account.

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Kate Nash Girl Talk

ere was a time when the question, Do you like Kate Nash? would inspire an apathetic groan and a rolling of the eyes, but the girl has changed and shes gone all grunge. You read that right. Its not only Kate Nashs hair thats changed (the gothic black locks with white panels are reminiscent of Cruella Deville); her music has had a complete makeover as well. Aer moving to LA, the one-time twee pianist formed a new band and brought out a new album inspired by kick ass girl acts such as Hole and e Distillers.

Girl Talk is a record with a thing or two to say; it seems the singer-songwriter found her niche and is speaking out. No longer is she singing about the mundane every day, but actual issues such as feminism and insomnia. e best tracks include Rap for Rejection, which fuses the girl-rap tones of Ue with lyrics such as, Youre tryna tell me sexism doesnt exist? If it doesnt exist, then what the f**k is this?, and Lullaby for an Insomniac - a haunting acapella ballad about the trials of being sleepless night aer night. But the best track has to be, Im a Feminist, Youre Still a Wh*re. Enough said, Kate.

Amy Winehouse At the BBC

Since her tragic death in 2011, Amy Winehouse has been elevated to the status of an almost God-like icon. For a short period it was dicult to see past the premature end of her life and recall what a great musician and writer she really was. e CD and DVD box set, At the BBC, serves as a gentle reminder that Amy was more than just a member of the 27 Club; she was also an extremely talented songstress.

e box set comes in two parts; half an album which consists of some of the most haunting live tracks to have been released so far and half DVD documentary which takes a look at some of the most intimate moments in the young stars life and the entirety of her 2007 concert at Porchester Hall in London where she sings some of her best loved ballads, such as the stunning Me and Mr Jones and Some Unholy War. Some might say that this is all a bit too much so soon aer her death, but isnt it great to hear that soulful voice just one more time?

Justin Timberlake e 20/20 Experience

is is fantastic; Timberlake working hand in hand with the extremely talented Timberland. ere is not an ounce of doubt as to why this record has been so successful so quickly. ere seems to have been a prolonged silence since Justins musical hiatus in 2007, but the stunning star is back and we love it.

e debut single from the album entitled, Mirrors, has already spent a matter of weeks at Number One, and you can see why. e catchy beat and addictive lyrics have had us all with the lines, Cause its like youre my mirror (oh oh), running through our heads all day every day since it was released. e best part of all this? at isnt even the best song on the album; the tracks just keep getting better and better.

Let the Groove In is one of the stand out tracks, with its ridiculously catchy lyrics and salsa style rhythm, whilst Suit and Tie is a throwback to the FutureSex/LoveSounds album and has plenty of the same style and tone that we know and love. is is already one of the biggest albums of the year and its only April.

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SHEFF IELD ALL STARS

Amber TopazBurlesque

How long have you been in the Performing Arts Industry?

Ive been in the performing arts industry 20 years or so professionally.

What made you decide to do burlesque?

I did it for a bit of a laugh, but it soon turned into a career, as I was inundated with bookings and I was having such limitless fun. I realised I could truly express my creativity and use all my performance skills, without having to wait for the right theatre role to turn up. Burlesque made me the master of my own destiny.

Where do you get your ideas from for your act?

I have a fruitful imagination. Mostly, I am inspired by a piece of music which dictates the way I move, and leads an act, or there is a costume I really want to wear, for example in the 18th Century style. I make the costumes and design the act around it. In

this case (the performance we witnessed), my character is a drunken strumpet.

What does Burlesque mean to you?

To me burlesque is tongue in cheek, provocative, frivolous entertainment.

Who or what are your inspirations?

Music that makes my soul sing and or a song I love to sing inspires me. My intention is to cheer up an audience. Visually, musicals, films and vintage Hollywood movies inspire me. If the audience walk away smiling or laughing, that is a privilege, and it inspires me endlessly to attempt it, again and again, in new and innovative ways.

What advice can you give students who want to pursue a Burlesque career?

Hone a skill. Whether it is dance, song, comedy, circus or an instrument.

What is your all-time favourite performer quote?

It costs a lot of money to look this cheap - Dolly Parton.

Can you describe your style and tell our readers what makes you different from other acts?

Its high energy, all singing, all dancing, comedy glamour puss. Its hard to know what sets you apart. For a long time, I was one of the only UK burlesque acts that sang, danced and was funny. I suppose from the endless feedback I get from people who have seen a lot of burlesque, its that I am authentic.I live and breathe my performances, heart and soul. People really get that I am having a ball, which makes them relax and enjoy it even more.Anyone who knows me well always laughs and says Thats just you being you. How lucky am I that I get to perform around the world and have a wonderful career just being myself!

We at The Student Magazine love to see something a little different hit the Steel City, and this month we have a corker for you! Amber Topaz is a truly talented Burlesque artist, who performs to sell-out crowds around the

world. We got the chance witness one of these performances, and needless to say, we were stunned! We managed to sit Amber Topaz down for a chat afterwards and this is what she had to say.


Hope WorksUnit 1A HopeworksSheeld, S4 7YQ07956 913 713f / HopeWorkswww.mixedinsheeld.co.uk

Ever since Hope Works, Sheelds unique Art Industry Hub, has come into being, it has delighted and entranced us with its underground beats and premier acts. Since it began, Hope Works has revolutionised the Sheeld music scene, bringing the freshest underground acts to the ears of eager listeners and making sure that no matter how tired, the party never stops!

With its own branded night, Hope Works Presents, reaching national exposure (it got the High Five in the March issue of DJ Magazine for its Blawan & Pangaea event), Hope Works and Mixed In Sheeld have massively raised their prole. Hope Works is becoming a stalwart on the Sheeld clubbing scene, but importantly, it is now a nationally recognised brand with partnerships developing outside Sheeld, with e Warehouse Project and Parklife festival just some of the new developments.

Now, Hope Works is going to step things up to the next level with a triple celebration: the 100 Years record label launch party and Mixed In Sheelds 4th birthday party, plus a celebration of the 100th anniversary of the invention of stainless steel. e party, which is on the 20th April, features UK Dons, Boddika and Trevino, as well as many of Sheelds nest electronic artists. 100 Years is a

new Techno label run by Liam O Shea. e rst release, Lo Sheas Steel City, is two pieces of music generated from sound recordings made in the legendary Forgemasters steel factory in Sheeld. e internationally acclaimed Designers Republic design agency are art directing the label too, and they were also the design company who came up with the original Warp Record purple sleeves. Its a very Sheeld project.

Being classed as an Art Industry Hub, Hope Works is a gallery, workshop space, space for lm set hire and a warehouse event space a unique feature in Sheeld which is set for massive things.

Hope Works is designed to be a new hub of Sheeld industry. is time, rather than simply the manufacturing industry, it represents the new face of Sheeld in 2013 and looking forward; the creative industries, music, art, design and build of products that will reach around the globe. Just like Sheelds biggest export to date, stainless steel, invented, here in Sheeld, 100 years ago by a Sheeld man - Harry Brearley.

Heres to another 100 years!

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Tuesday 2ndPLAYERS: Welcome Party ocial pre-bar to Dirty Dollar @ Steelhouse, RnB, hiphop and old school classics, Free Entry, open til 12.30amPLUG: Spanked, Price: 3.50 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+SOYO: Paparazzi Mix of house, electro and R&B, 8pm12.30amTHE VIPER ROOMS: Risqu Tuesdays Flirtatious R&B and elated electro house music, 8pm 3am, 3 advPARIS: e Bomb Factory Nothing but Student Anthems All Night 11pm4amDEMPSEYS: Skint Sheelds biggest gay weekday night, 9pm4amCRYSTAL: Prohibition, a night dedicated to giving you your weekly x of everything Urban, with some of thebiggest Hip-Hop and R&B tunes around, 1, 10:30 pmTHE FORUM: Adelante Latin music and dancing, 9.30pm1pmSHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Tuesday Club - 11.30pm 2.30am, 4 advTHE HUBS: Our Mothers Did Ave Em 4, Time: 8:00pm. Admission: 5

Wednesday 3rd CORPORATION: e Skool Disco | Stone Love, 10pm-2am 5/4 NUS before 12pm, 5 aer, or FREE in Skool Uniform before 10.30, 1 before 12pmEMBRACE: Boing Boing Hallam student night, chart & dance anthems, cheese & pop, R&B anthems, 4, 11pm-2.30amSOUTH SEA: Raven-face, Scream Blue Murder and Girls that ScreamPLAYERS: Sparta Wednesday Sports Team Nightweekly giveaways, 2.50 Treble Vodka Mixer*, 3 Bombs 5, massive student anthems, open til 12.30amSOYO: Superbowl: home to e Mega Bowl; Sheelds biggest shbowl of drinkTHE VIPER ROOMS: Neighbourhood - Classic indie with mod for it soul and motown, 8pm3am, free before 11.30pm, 3 guest list before 11.30pm, 4

aer 11.30pmPARIS: Mad Racket R&B, house and Electro, 3 before 12pmDEMPSEYS: 342 Wednesdays Buy any 2 drinks; get one free, 9pm4amTHE FORUM: Rotation Dierent music each week, 9pm1amSHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Roar, 11pm-2.30am, 4.40 advTHE HARLEY: Clothes Line at e Harley, Glossop Road, Sheeld. Midweek madness. A heterogeneous mix of hits and party bangers. Entry: FREE (10pm-4am)MOTORPOINT ARENA: CBeebies Live presents Justin & Friends, Adult 29.50, 25, 21, 16; Child 29.50, 22, 18, 13; Family 88, 72, 52

ursday 4thDQ: UGLY Sheelds freshest party with hip hop, R&B, grime and garage, doors 11pm, 2 before 12pm, 3 aerSOUTH SEA: hard core specialist + in arms + bad blood+ cast ashore+ revelations+ rough justicePLAYERS: Spoilt Brat - House, RnB, Old School and more, 1 Shots*, 1.50 Bottles, Free Entry, open til 12.30amPLUG: Jump Around, Price: 3.50 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+. SOYO: SuperDeluxe massive mix of tunes and 1.50 drinks, 8pm12.30amTHE VIPER ROOMS: Carver Street- HUGE block party where One wristband will get you into FIVE Venues, 8pm 3am, Adv Tickets 4 / Door 4 & 5PARIS: Vibes Alive Dubstep, hip hop, electro, UK funky mash-ups, 10pm3amDEMPSEYS: Games Night, 9pm-4amTHE FORUM: irsty Ear DJ Night, 9pm-1am, free entryTHE HARLEY: TY Live Music, Advance tickets:

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