At just shy of a year old, Prince George has already gotten his very own Vanity Fair cover, alongside his mom and dad, but who are they really?
Apple has brought on an interesting employee that is undoubtedly set to help take the company forward with some new devices.
As usual, we as human beings need to wait for a bunch of researchers to confirm things we actually already knew. But now that it has the official stamp of scientific research and evidence, we can say with greater authority and certainty, Fracking is very, very bad!
If you are planning an international trip you need to take note of this! Due to the impending risk of a terrorist attack, the U.S. have issued a new rule to specific airports worldwide that electronic devices must comply with new procedures.
The Central Intelligence Agency clearly has a social media presence with a great sense of humour. Please enjoy the CIA’s awesome tweet…
New laptops have all the bells and whistles you’d expect from a snazzy new computer, however, there’s one thing that always seems to be missing with the latest devices.
Joan Rivers gets a bit sick and tired on a CNN anchor’s “negative” line of questioning, and storms out of the live TV interview.
How better to get into the massive sporting weekend upon us, than to tackle some betting head-on? Place your bets for the FIFA World Cup ad returning Super Rugby action this weekend.
Robin Thicke’s #AskThicke social media campaign backfired, leaving him open the some ridiculing from the Twitterverse.
Prepare to cringe at the ridiculous level of materialism flaunted by a teen who has launched a new SnapChat account to show off his wealth.
Good advice is everywhere, but great business advice is hard to come by, and there’s an opportunity to get a wealth of important information for you and your business team.
Award-winning technology, business, and design magazine Fast Company is set to launch in SA later this year.
The Associated Press has just added itself to the list of news organizations that will begin using robots to write stories.
Even with the revival stories on the show, Kitchen Nightmares wasn’t able to save many of its featured restaurants.
The president of Uruguay, José Mujica, has chimed in on the whole Suarez-biting incident and sent out a few words on what he thinks of FIFA.
South African brewer Garagista Beer Co. takes the fight against hipsters to the next level in its new set of hilarious advertisements.
Cara Delevingne has claimed that US Vogue “lied” in an interview with her published in the latest issue, in which journalist Plum Sykes details the extent of her sleeping.
How better to get into the massive sporting weekend upon us, than to tackle some betting head-on? Place your bets for the FIFA World Cup, Super Rugby and rugby internationals, and Wimbledon rivalries coming our way.
In what’s said to be the biggest drug bust in recent history, police have impounded uncut heroin worth over R2bn from a drug cartel in Kloof on Tuesday night.
Naspers is set to make some massive strides in the coming years with some global investments being made, while also looking after their assets back home.
The around-the-water-cooler discussion is always “what would you do if you won the lottery?”, and while everyone comes up with ludicrous spending ideas, it’s good to have the best of both worlds and spend wisely. Right?
Business Insider highlights 12 startups that are making waves across Africa, and a South African app company has found itself on the list of worthy businesses.
Carlton Draught is known for the hilarious ads, but one of the best has to be the beer chase that pits a bunch of Aussi boozers up against the cops.
The origins of some of the logos of the world’s biggest brands are interesting to see in relation to what they look like now. 24/7 Wall Street has put together an interesting list of the world’s oldest.
To all of you mooching off free wi-fi: you are fooling yourselves if you think this is the best way to do business! Stop leeching off the Woodstock Exchange’s coffee shops and run your business properly…
All hell has broken loose following the reported sale of a young Venda woman to the SABC’s second in command. Lies, betrothals and media falsifications… it has all the makings of a soap-opera.
This probably won’t be the last time Juju is asked to leave parliamentary proceedings, if his opening speech is an indication of future behaviour. Like we said, nobody will be sleeping in parliament this year!
Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century is that rare phenomenon, an economics book that is flying off the shelves and picking up steam with a new generation.
The advert for property company Vineyards Estates pokes a little bit of fun at Julius Malema’s Economic Freedom Front party, and they’ve seen the ad, and have responded.
There’s another massive sporting weekend upon us, and it’s time to tackle it head-on. Place your bets for the FIFA World Cup and rugby internationals to win big.