Varsity digs aren’t known for being places where healthy eating and good lifestyle choices happen. Here’s what you can do about that.
The podium ceremony after the 200m freestyle at the world championships in Gwangju, South Korea, was pretty ugly to watch.
It appears that Home Affairs officials all over the country don’t believe that women have a right to keep their birth surnames when they get married.
Hollywood has a long and tragic history when it comes to their stuntmen and stuntwomen.
Almost three months after Mueller’s Special Counsel released its report into Russia’s election interference and possible obstruction of justice by President Trump, he will publicly testify in front of Congress.
‘The Lion King’ is and will be one of Disney’s greatest animated films of all time. Taking an epic storyline about a young cub named Simba becoming the lion he was meant to be, it taps into universal themes around family and legacy.
Curator Jon Feinstein put together a collection of images capturing deep space fantasies and imaginaries.
The 2019 Fortune Global 2 000 list, decided on total revenues for the respective fiscal year, features 12 South African companies.
It’s been almost 15 years since Jimmy Kimmel and Matt Damon first started doing battle, so let’s look at some of their most memorable showdowns.
The best bar in the world opened in 1915, then reopened in 2015. In a few short years, it’s risen to the very top of the game.
When people talk about a poisoned chalice, they may as well be referring to the Eskom CEO position by name. At least the money is pretty darn good.
It looks like Beyoncé might have borrowed a little more than just inspiration from a local artist, although that depends on who you ask.
Yesterday, Boris triumphed over Jeremy Hunt to secure his spot as the UK’s next Prime Minister. During his victory speech, he was in fine form.
Torrential rains and heavy winds battered Bloubergstrand on Tuesday, carrying away furniture and tipping boats. At least it gave us this classic video clip.
Robert Mueller testifies today. R8 million Sandton jewel heist. Ivanka butchers Boris Johnson congrats message. Cuban sonic attacks ‘shrunk brains’. Anti-vegan protester eats raw squirrel. Emily Ratajkowski makes t-shirts.
When somebody calls you and tells you that there is a leopard in their laundry room, you can be excused for thinking that they’re a little confused.
Even if your acne is a thing of the past, you might still have some scarring that you could do without.
Amazon plans on launching a special Africa Region in the first half of 2020, rooted in Cape Town. This means they’re hiring at a rate of knots.
A particular coffee from Panama fetches a ridiculous price, although some people think it might be worth splashing the cash for.
Ntando Shandu has been dubbed the ‘Snake Man’ of the latest series of ‘Idols SA’. I guess this is what viewers want to see these days.
Looking to buy a house? R2 million properties look very different depending on where you are in South Africa.
Off the coast of Mexico, a criminal enterprise is using a type of fish bladder to launder money and run amok. These guys want to stop them.
Apps that age you are so last week. Now there’s a filter that turns you into a harrowing, but artistic, portrait.
This past Sunday, amongst the stories of political espionage and corruption, ‘Carte Blanche’ paid a fitting tribute to the storied musician.
An indigenous media group has shared rare footage of a member of the Awá people, in order to raise awareness about the effects of deforestation.
There are only three football teams amongst the top 10, with US-based sports teams dominating the list.
A group of people fishing off the coast of Cape Cod got more than they bargained for while fishing for bass.
You haven’t lived until you’ve made a fool of yourself at an Engen 24-hour store. This guy took things to a whole new level, though.
The court has ruled in favour of artist and activist Johan Pienaar in his case against Steve Hofmeyr.
Various gang bosses and members have ridiculed the presence of the army in the areas they run, saying business will carry on as usual.