Google gave the United States court a rare peak under its skirt this week during the US v. Google antitrust trial after they were forced to disclose a list of search queries that generate the most revenue.

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The 72-year-old filmmaker is apparently in a “lot of pain” and was operated on again on Tuesday.

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The first buyer returned the image within two days, alleging it had a “strange atmosphere”. The second owner returned it after it left her “startled and distressed”. Then the Wi-Fi went out, the security cameras stopped working, the washing machine broke, and the televisions went dark…

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An Italian priest, Father Eros Accorigi, says he is being treated as if he killed someone after asking a young altar girl to assist him in serving communion to his flock.

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“Cheslin Kolbe… you are my favourite because you inspire me. So that’s why I want to be a pocket rocket just like you.”

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‘Uphill battle’ to evict homeless people living outside the Castle of Good Hope, Godongwana’s ‘bleak’ mini-budget, SAA takes off on very first intercontinental Brazil flight, How Phakeng used race to divide, abuse at UCT, and One of Steve McQueen’s most beloved motorcycles has been reborn.

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For a paltry R18 million a week, you can rent out the whole island, which comes with 47 villas, a small army of staff, and a 9-hole golf course.

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Graham Chase Robinson is claiming that he was abusive towards her as she “served his needs, large and small, from 2008 until her resignation in 2019”.

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Mokgoshi now has his sights set on the International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness Professional League show, Mr Olimpia, in a year or two.

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We’re giving away four bottles of Whitley Neill Gin to four lucky readers.

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Four Southern African Short Films take home awards, The thousand-year-old deep-sea coral reefs untouched by humans, Cops take no prisoners as ‘criminal’ body count piles up, and ’Unexpected’ origin story of Egypt’s Great Sphinx.

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If you’re still wondering whether your university-bound child made the right career choice, this should provide some clarity on whether you’ll be retiring early or bankrolling your precious little gift for the next fifteen years.

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The MSC Irina is the biggest cargo ship in the world when it comes to space, and at full capacity, the sweetly named ship can carry more than 24,300 standard 20-foot shipping containers stacked up to 26 deep.

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Beer, chocolates, packets of chips, cereals and even toilette paper have all been getting smaller lately, yet the price seems to keep going up.

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To quote Jack Parrow: “Afrikaans is Groot.”

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Large retailers will now hopefully stop selling chewy old ram meat under the Karoo Lamb name. Some of us were born amongst those very same Karoo bossies that give the meat its unique taste, so we know when we’re being sold a J.C. Le Roux at Veuve Clicquot prices.

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Ramaphosa declares public holiday, Pick n Pay brings iconic fish paste brands back, Gaza on verge of ‘catastrophe, Grumpy Robert De Niro testifies in sensational showdown with ex-assistant, and Lionel Messi wins record eighth Ballon d’Or.

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Technology like this may one day be able to help us capture our deepest subconscious desires, and fears, as a ‘home movie’. The question however needs to be asked whether the realm of our dreams is better left in the dark.

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It could be worse, imagine the New Zealanders were into Patricia Lewis.

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The Etzebeth’s have not officially confirmed the news, but the way the big man holds her belly in the picture is perhaps more than enough evidence.

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In addition to the drug lab, the property also had ‘unique’ features like a weapons stockpile, “homemade liquid explosives, and multiple energetic homemade destructive devices”.

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This period in European history was extremely bloody and saw a spike in the creation of prosthetics as injured soldiers returned from the numerous conflicts going on in the age.

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Ramaphosa lauds Springboks, Mob storms Dagestan Airport in search of Jewish passengers, ‘Friends’ cast ‘reeling’ from Matthew Perry’s ‘devastating’ death, Six more nature reserves in the pipeline for City Of Cape Town, and SA will be penniless by April 2024.

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Bring it home boys, we’re all behind you!

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The finding has finally given some credence to accounts of near-death experiences, in which life flashes before your eyes, in a phenomenon dubbed by researchers as “life recall.”

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There’s a sweetness to getting scared that you just don’t find with the ‘Barbie’ or ‘Mission Impossible’ films.

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Limpopo police issued a warning to shop owners after the Tafelkop Mall was looted by a group of armed guys masquerading as members of the South African Police Service (SAPS).

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If you don’t want to venture into the petri dish that is Canal Walk arcade, and want a cold beer while playing Pac Man, then this is for you.

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Landmark decision for housing in Cape Town, The Crown season 6 trailer confronts Diana’s complicated final days, World Bank grants SA $1bn loan, Big drop in petrol and diesel prices coming next week, and High Court rules any parent is entitled to four months parental leave.

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Let’s take a trip down memory lane and revisit history in the making at one of Camps Bay’s trendiest spots in 2004 – Baraza baby!

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