WATCH: Gwyneth Paltrow’s Unusual Trial – In 2 Minutes – An eight-person jury has cleared US star Gwyneth Paltrow in the civil trial over a skiing accident in Utah in 2016. The pair were suing each other over the incident – Sanderson was looking for $300,000 in damages whilst Paltrow’s countercase was for $1 plus her legal fees. [bbc]

Lamborghini Revuelto: First Look At The New Hybrid Supercar – So how do you keep up with the times and turn the Lambo into a quiet little hybrid? Well, you don’t. This is one very loud hybrid car. [mashable]

If The Electricity Grid Collapses, Your Insurer Might Not Have You Covered – Consumers may be in for a shock as many insurance companies are amending their policies concerning power cut-related claims. [capetalk]

G4S Insists There Was No Prison Escape From Mangaung Prison – This week Correctional Services confirmed the escape, revealing that Thabo Bester did not die in a prison fire as was initially believed. [ewn]

Nuclear Warning From Russia’s Nobel-Winning Journalist – The Russian authorities may have shut down his newspaper, but journalist Dmitry Muratov refuses to be silenced. [bbc]

Canoe Polo: Stellenbosch Farm Children Paddle To Success – Four players will be representing South Africa at the Junior International Championships. [groundup]

Did You Catch These 3 Ties Between ‘Yellowjackets’ And ‘The Last of Us’? – Cannibalism has been trending in TV and film of late. In 2021, Yellowjackets crashed into our lives with the tantalizing and terrifying tale of teens turned could-be cannibals in an untamed wilderness. [mashable]

Meghan Markle Can’t Be Trusted, Has ‘Strange Relationship’ To Reality: Insiders – Meghan Markle has “a strange relationship to objective reality,” Vanity Fair writer Vanessa Grigoriadis said. [nypost]

Tycoon’s ‘Unvaxxed Sperm’ Auction Taps Into Conspiracies – A fugitive Chinese billionaire plans to auction “unvaccinated sperm” on an online platform – a sale that vaccine skeptics bill optimistically as a chance to buy the “next Bitcoin.” [briefly]

24 Foods You’re Paying Significantly More For In South Africa Right Now – The latest Household Affordability Index by the Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice & Dignity group (PMBEJD) shows that food prices in South Africa remain stubbornly high, with warnings that the pressure at the tills will linger for longer. [btech]