Fashion has always reflected the world around it. But in the last decade, one thing has reshaped it more radically than trends, designers, or even decades before it: social media. What we wear today is no longer dictated solely by runways, magazines, or seasonal lookbooks. Instead, it’s shaped by algorithms, aesthetics, and the scroll. Social […]
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Rachel Kolisi claps back at trolls and embraces her new normal Since her divorce from Springbok captain Siya Kolisi, Rachel Kolisi has been navigating life under the unrelenting gaze of the public eye. But rather than shrink under scrutiny, she’s reclaiming her narrative and not letting online negativity dictate her pace. View this post […]
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Siya Kolisi celebrates his son’s ambition despite Afrikaans hurdles Siya Kolisi recently shared a heartwarming glimpse into fatherhood that struck a chord with parents across South Africa. While waiting in his car during a school pick-up, the rugby legend reflected on his 11-year-old son Nicholas’s recent struggles with Afrikaans. Pride in perseverance For many South […]
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South Africans can’t stop laughing at TikTokker’s dog name An American TikTok creator recently left South Africans both amused and slightly bewildered after revealing the name of his dog: Khumalo. Keon Blue, who often shares late-night musings on the platform, posted a video lying next to his bull boxer, casually stroking the dog while reflecting […]
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In the age of social media and digital connectivity, our online habits have evolved in fascinating ways. Among these behaviours is a relatively new term: bloomscrolling. Though not as widely known as other digital habits, bloomscrolling is gaining attention for its unique characteristics and potential impact on our well-being. Here’s everything you need to know […]
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Mihlali Ndamase Leads Charge Against Grok AI Misuse of Photos South African digital content creator Mihlali Ndamase is once again at the forefront of conversations about online safety—this time taking aim at Grok, the AI chatbot developed by Elon Musk’s xAI and integrated into social media platform X (formerly Twitter). The controversy erupted when users […]
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From Hollywood to the Pitch: Jonathan Peter and Siya Kolisi Serve Viral Laughs A Homecoming and a Huddle When South African content creator Jonathan Peter returned home from the United States, he didn’t just catch up with family—he caught a game featuring one of Mzansi’s biggest sports heroes, Springbok captain Siya Kolisi. Peter, now pursuing […]
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Tebogo Thobejane Proudly Highlights Son’s Role in IShowSpeed’s Johannesburg Visit Actress, socialite, and proud mother Tebogo Thobejane has taken to social media to celebrate her son Botlhale Thobejane after his instrumental role in hosting American streamer and YouTuber IShowSpeed during his recent South African tour. Born Darren Jason Watkins Jr, IShowSpeed has been making waves […]
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Siya Kolisi Makes a Splash at Rachel John’s 25th Birthday in Jeffreys Bay Jeffreys Bay, known for its surf breaks and sun-soaked beaches, recently played host to a milestone celebration that has the South African social media sphere buzzing. Influencer and model Rachel John rang in her 25th birthday, and the festivities were made even […]
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Temu Tops South Africans’ Searches In a year of fierce online engagement, Temu, the e-commerce platform owned by PDD Holdings, emerged as the most searched term in South Africa. Its affordable prices and extensive product range have made it a sensation, capturing the attention of shoppers eager for bargains and convenience. The surge reflects South […]
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Pyjama Man Strikes Again: Lady Gaga Concert Ends Early for Johnson Wen It seems Australian 26-year-old Johnson Wen, better known as “Pyjama Man,” can’t stay away from the spotlight or the security team. This week, the notorious celebrity-crasher made headlines again after being escorted out of Lady Gaga’s Brisbane concert, continuing a streak of high-profile […]
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How Social Media Shifted from Sharing to Performing Not too long ago, social media felt like a warm, messy scrapbook. We posted blurry family photos, silly selfies, and random musings about our day. Friends would comment, laugh, or ask how we were really doing. These feeds were imperfect, personal, and full of life—a reflection of […]
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