A new chapter in the public eye Tamia Mpisane has never been shy about sharing moments from her life online, but her latest appearance has drawn a different kind of attention. The South African socialite recently showed off her post-pregnancy body following a mommy makeover, and the reaction was immediate. Social media lit up with […]
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March and March Leader Demands Urgent Government Action The shocking murder of Johannesburg DJ and property activist Warrick Stock, known as DJ Warras, has reignited debate about public safety and immigration in South Africa. In a controversial response, March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to declare a state of […]
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South Africa Leads the World in Kindness and Empathy In a heartwarming revelation for 2025, South Africa has been named the world’s most generous nation, but not in the way you might think. A new study measuring emotional generosity, the empathy, kindness, and everyday support people show to others—places South Africans at the very top, […]
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A Historic Shift: The Oscars Head Online For the first time in over 50 years, the Academy Awards will no longer be confined to traditional television. In a landmark announcement, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences revealed a multiyear partnership with YouTube, granting the platform exclusive global rights to the Oscars from 2029 […]
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The Stock family has humbly requested for privacy, compassion and understanding after the tragic death of media personality Warrick Stock, who was popularly known as DJ Warras. In a statement issued, the family said the senseless nature of his passing has left them devastated, broken and struggling to imagine a world without him. “A devoted […]
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Melania Returns: Behind the Scenes of the Former First Lady’s Life After years of keeping a measured distance from the public eye, Melania Trump is stepping into the spotlight once more with Amazon’s forthcoming documentary, “Melania.” The trailer, released recently, offers a rare glimpse into her life during the tense 20 days leading up to […]
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Kulture’s Christmas List Keeps It Simple While many parents brace themselves for sky-high holiday wish lists, Cardi B is breathing a sigh of relief this year. The rapper revealed on X that her daughter Kulture’s Christmas wishlist contains none of the usual designer extravagances—but instead, a trove of budget-friendly outfits from fast-fashion favourites Fashion Nova […]
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J-Smash Reflects on a Year Without His Mother South African DJ and producer J-Smash, born Uhone Luvhengo, took to Instagram this week to mark one year since the passing of his mother with a deeply personal tribute. The post resonated with fans across social media, with many praising his openness about grief, resilience, and the […]
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2025: A Year of Farewell to Global Icons This year, the world said goodbye to a remarkable array of figures whose lives and work shaped art, culture, and society. From Hollywood to haute couture, literature to wildlife conservation, the losses in 2025 have left a profound impact. Hollywood’s Golden Farewell Cinema and entertainment mourned some […]
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When grief becomes a family story The death of South African rapper Junior King shocked fans across the country, but away from the tributes and social media posts, a far quieter story has been unfolding at home. His wife, Reece Lane, has now spoken about how their young son is dealing with the loss of […]
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Popular Lekompo rapper Lehlogonolo Chauke, popularly known as Shebeshxt, will spend the festive season behind bars after his bail was denied at the Polokwane Magistrate’s Court. This is after the Dilo Tse Massive rapper made his appearance in court on Wednesday, where magistrate Godfrey Netshiozwi denied his bail application and postponed the matter to February, […]
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When the Israeli Embassy shared a public tribute to the late DJ Warras, the reaction was always going to stretch beyond music. In South Africa, where politics and art often sit uncomfortably close, the moment quickly turned into a flashpoint. Enter Ntsiki Mazwai, who responded bluntly and decisively. Her words were short but loaded. “Case […]
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