There’s something about tulips that feels a little bit romantic and a little bit rebellious. They bend, they stretch, they follow the light like they’ve got somewhere better to be. And while that wild streak is part of their charm, it also means they need a touch more TLC than your average bouquet. The good news? A […]
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As the seasons shift and the light softens, autumn invites a slower, more intentional approach to beauty. After months of sun exposure, saltwater, sweat, and perhaps a little too much spontaneity with SPF reapplication, your skin is likely craving restoration. Also see: Morning vs Night Skincare Routine: What Matters Most for Healthy, Glowing Skin Think of autumn as your skin’s reset […]
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Choosing art for your home is a bit like choosing perfume: deeply personal, slightly mysterious, and when it’s right, you just know. But here’s the catch – what feels perfect under gallery lighting doesn’t always translate once it’s home, hanging above your couch, judging your scatter cushions. So how do you pick pieces that belong in your space? And more importantly, how do you […]
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A rug under the dining table is one of those design decisions that looks effortless when it works and noticeably wrong when it does not. Get the size, material or placement slightly off and you end up with something that trips people as they pull out chairs, collects crumbs in a way that resists cleaning, or makes […]
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Thapelo Mokoena opened up about filming intimate scenes on Netflix’s Fatal Seduction Season 3 during a 947 FM interview with Thando Thabethe and Msizi James. He explained that sex scenes are carefully choreographed by intimacy coordinators, not improvised, and actors have the right to postpone a scene if they’re uncomfortable. Mokoena also shared how communication and trust, both on set and with his […]
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Choosing where to go can be overwhelming given the country’s variety of destinations. These towns highlight what makes their regions unique while offering visitors meaningful and accessible travel experiences. Western Cape: Kommetjie Kommetjie, located on the Cape Peninsula, is recognised for its strong coastal character and preserved natural environment. The village provides insight into the Western Cape’s ocean-based lifestyle, combining […]
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Pairing wine with spicy foods might sound intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. While many classic wine pairings were developed alongside rich Mediterranean and European cuisines, today’s kitchens are packed with punchier flavours, from fiery curries to tangy fermented dishes. The good news? There are plenty of wines that can stand up to the heat. Follow our […]
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In a world where our phones rarely leave our hands and notifications follow us everywhere, protecting your online peace has become an essential part of modern well-being. Social media, emails, news alerts, and constant messaging can quietly create a sense of pressure, comparison, and overstimulation. While technology keeps us connected and informed, it can also […]
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Cape Town’s magic doesn’t end where the city lights fade; it stretches across winding coastal roads, mountain passes, and valleys draped in vines. Whether you’re chasing the ocean breeze or the scent of fynbos, every curve reveals another reason why the Mother City is one of the world’s most photogenic places. As locals often say, ‘each turn of the road reveals a new scene of […]
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Starting a food garden doesn’t need to drain your wallet. In fact, some of the best veggie patches are built on a little creativity, a few hand-me-downs and the occasional message to the neighbourhood WhatsApp group. With a few clever tricks, growing your own food can be wonderfully affordable – and just as rewarding. Here’s how to make your garden work harder […]
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In a digital age where information is fast and summarised, many of us struggle to pick up a physical book, slow down and immerse ourselves in the story. But you can teach yourself how. Here’s why it’s important, and tips to become a better reader. Also see: Why reading as a hobby is more important now than ever before It’s official. Research shows that […]
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We all strive for a clean and hygienic kitchen, diligently scrubbing surfaces and banishing crumbs. But lurking in plain sight, often hanging innocently by the oven, is a common culprit in the spread of harmful bacteria: the tea towel. It’s time to reconsider how we use this everyday item and understand its potential as a super-spreader of germs. Also […]
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