This month sees the first issue of the Student’s Union Entertainments magazine, T-One, bringing you Ents news, reviews, and interviews. Modestly hailing itself as, in the words of Ents Officer Mick Birmingham, “something to read while in a lecture or waiting for a bus”, the magazine will let students know “who’s coming in and give you the opportunity to win a few free tickets to some of our events.” T-One will see five issues throughout the year, and will welcome student contribution. If you’re interested in writing, send and email to mick@trinityents.com.
The current issue includes interviews with Japanese Popstars, who brought their high-powered electro mayhem to the Button Factory at the end of September; and pieces on Tinchy Stryder, Fake Blood, and Jenna Toro, set to play the Meteor Freshers’ Ball on Tuesday 20th October.
Also look out for the Pics section, where the messy are named and shamed; the sexually successful are congratulated and famed; and fuzzy photos of moshing crowds make you wish you hadn’t missed the night in question. So keep on top of Ents (but not Mick), and p-p-pick up a copy of T-One. But not a penguin, because penguin bars are like cardboard covered in cocoa.
