Something everyone will be talking about…
Cranston’s back baby…
From selling drugs, to catching dealers; Bryan Cranston’s new film The Infiltrator will see him go into deep cover in an effort to bring down Pablo Escobar’s Medellin Cartel. Based on a true story, this is perfect for the Narcos shaped hole in your life.
Something that’ll make you (seem) cooler…
New book “This Is Grime” charts the rise and rise of grime music in the UK. Offering up interviews with up and coming names in the scene, along with godfathers Wiley, Dizzee and Kano, it’s a must have for any grime fan. There’s a quick look at Skepta and JME’s mum in the book. Read it.
Something you should listen to this week…
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Speaking of grime music… The Godfather of the genre is back.
It’s always a good day when Wiley drops a new track, and new single “Can’t Go Wrong” is a certified banger. Play it loud next time you to go the gym. Watch how many personal best lifting records you break.
Something that’ll change your life…
Did you know you can mute the self service checkout in the supermarket? A few weeks ago, intrepid hero Jordon Cox from MoneySavingExpert.com pointed out each till had a volume. Hit mute and no more will you have to listen to the droll cries of “unexpected item in the bagging area”. Thank him, (and us), later.
Something that’ll make you seem clever in the group chat…
Planning a big night out with the squad? May we sincerely recommend you make tequila your shot of choice? According to studies in the US, blanco tequila may be the healthiest alcohol around.
It’s gluten free, it’s low calorie, low sugar and suitable for vegans – if you drink the right stuff, you may be able to avoid a hangover too.
Something we highly recommend…
Freshers Week is right around the corner, and we understand a number of our readers may have a few questions about heading into the Great Unknown that is Uni Life.
One of these people happened to be our Editor’s younger brother, so he created a quick guide to bossing Uni Life. Come for the bad photos. Stay for the good advice.
