Troops of monkeys are fighting each other in Indian cities, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.
Trump wanted Superman moment. MDMA therapy. SA’s wealthy leaving. Phil Collins evicting ex-wife.
The long-running show, which first aired in 1987, has helped crack an estimated 260 cases. It’s hoped the Netflix reboot can add to that tally.
The Tesla Roadster, with its mannequin ‘pilot’ Starman, made its first close approach to Mars.
Australia has battened down the hatches, with firm restrictions on international travel.
Senekal farm murder anger boils over. Agrizzi’s mansion auctioned. Cocaine plane crashes in Mexico. Three lockdown tiers for England. SA’s new ‘Uber’ airline. Bieber’s Crocs.
A man on his way to work found himself in a swimming pool after his wife crashed into him at a stop street.
There are so many International Something’s Days, that the silly ones (most of them) tend to undermine the ones that really matter. Like the one I’m writing about today.
Did big tobacco assist lockdown sales? UK pubs to close. George Floyd cop out on bail. Electric use leads police to weed grower. Lawyer compares Britney to coma patient.
A trial is underway to determine the efficacy of a new COVID-19 passport, which would reduce quarantine measures for those travelling abroad.
The American president was desperate to leave hospital and return to the White House, as he feared looking week. Of course, you have to nail that entrance video.
Facebook bans QAnon. Ace Magashule arrest warrant? Farm murder court chaos. Eddie van Halen dies. Baby shark song used as torture. What Britney really looks like.
White supremacist group the Proud Boys are furious after the hashtag #ProudBoys started trending for matters unrelated to them.
Trump leaves hospital. Former domestic worker inherits Camps Bay home. Dogs don’t care about faces. What started the Harry/Will war. Tom Cruise’s mad stunts.
First, Melania Trump taunted the ‘liberal media’ by wearing that infamous jacket to a child detention centre. Then she moaned about being treated unfairly.
‘The Third Day – Autumn’ is an endurance testing, cultish pastoral horror for the ages.
Google Street View is a fun way to explore the world, but not everyone wants all and sundry checking out their home.
They’re calling Weird Al Yankovic’s video ‘We’re All Doomed’, the best thing to come out of the US presidential debate.
If you’re looking for something that will stand out from the crowd in looks and performance, check out the new Lambo Urus.
The victim’s incessant social media updates, her video confessionals and text messages with her husband form the central material of the film’s narrative.
My chicken eating prowess is known throughout my extended ‘group’ – it’s one of a long list of special skills I’m famed for.
Christo steps down. Trump has COVID-19. Heiress gets 7 years. The royal big spenders. H&M to close 250 stores. Ian Moir did well. Deleting WhatsApp saves insider dealing banker.
Following Donald Trump’s shout out to white supremacist group the Proud Boys during the presidential debate, the organisation is getting ready for action.
Pantone has teamed up with Swedish menstruation products brand Intimina to launch a campaign to combat period stigma.
1st person cured of HIV dies of cancer. PM admits weed use. Capitec takes a bath. Tim Cook’s $114m bonus. CCTV footage of Kinnear killing.
Freezing temperatures, three months of darkness, and polar bears await you if you’re keen on buying one of the world’s northernmost bars.
There are countless women around the world who wish that Ghislaine Maxwell had never met Jeffrey Epstein.
Space station air leak. Big petrol price drop. Inside Elon’s Neuralink. America’s most popular weed edibles. Meghan loses court battle. Borat 2 confirmed.
The truck was filmed ploughing through multiple vehicles on Stapleton Road, before coming to rest against a residential property wall.
This shouldn’t come as a huge surprise, but it wasn’t all fluffy tails and centrefold shoots in the Playboy mansion.