Now that it’s basically Donald versus Hillary the gloves are really off, and it was Trump who landed the first blows over the weekend.
If you have yet to realise that cybercrime is a pretty concerning threat to many businesses – and individuals – then it’s about time you read this.
Reed Timmer has a reputation as something of a madman, although even by his standards this footage is off the charts.
People will surely be traumatised by the idea that such a statue could sell for so much, but humans are into weird things.
Something crazy happened on a TV show and people are losing their minds. Welcome to life in the 21st century folks.
First it was Ashleigh Schultz under the media spotlight, and then people discovered mother Cheryl Grundlingh. Not that she’s too bothered.
Madonsela assassination plot. Gupta TV might be canned. London’s new muslim mayor. Apple teams up with SAP. Facebook sponsors Trump’s convention. Bezos sells $671m stock. Ozzy and Sharon are overs. Get Radiohead’s new album. Bieber’s new face tattoo.
Can this all just stop now, please? Just when you think it’s over, someone has to go and say something silly and erupt a new spew of discourse. No one learns.
Naas Botha was the golden boy of South African rugby for the best part of ten years, although it appears his finances don’t reflect that.
It’s something of a nervous wait for those who live in California. Experts say that Los Angeles should brace itself for the mother of all earthquakes.
Using Facebook as a platform to express your feelings is only a good idea if you’re not planning on defaming someone’s character.
Nick Mulgrew, who went to school with the under fire Matthew Theunissen, has written a piece about their shared school experience.
Never a dull moment in the life and times of the Trumpster, although one Instagram post is some next level stuff.
Russell Brand – he’s not the messiah, he’s a very naughty boy. He also doesn’t approve of the latest documentary about him, not one bit.
There was shock today as two of the suspects in the murder of Franziska Blöchliger were granted bail. Walking out of court doesn’t dost much these days.
Sometimes justice can be a swift and cruel mistress, like when you’re caught red-handed on a train with nowhere to run.
I mean, if you’re a die-hard fan of the prince of pop you might fall in love – but if you were in it for the heart wrenching love songs, be warned.
Shouting and screaming in public has become something of a pastime for Alec Baldwin, and this week he went at it once more.
We all know that local really is lekker, and we are encouraging you to show your support in a very simple yet special way.
Elon Must wasn’t allowed to enter the Met Gala after-party because his name wasn’t on the list. His mother must have been awfully embarrassed.
We know from this year’s SONA debate that John Steenhuisen has a sharp tongue, and he took it for a walk yesterday with some pomp.
The South African court has just made a ruling that sets the precedent for all online journalists in the country – let’s just hope no one takes advantage.
If the South African National Defence Union bowed to the will of the people JZ would be in serious kak. So what are the chances of that happening?
Ithuba didn’t know she had won the Powerball jackpot until she took her R15 ticket to the store she always buys from
Rand tanks again. Latest on Prince. Zim to print ‘local dollar’. Big news in North Korea. Rolling Stones nail Trump. Caitlyn Jenner to pose nude. Obama dances with R2-D2. Selfie-taker destroys 125 year old statue. R135m Sea Point school site sale stopped.
Illma Gore is the artist behind the picture of Trump and his little downstairs problem, and now his fans have dished out some retribution.
In case you didn’t notice, I was born and bred in the Southern Suburbs and gained some international flavouring during a three year stint in London.
I guess we knew it was only a matter of time, and as you read this letter you can almost hear the wolves circling.
James Corden is back in the car and this time he has roped in some Hollywood royalty. There’s plenty of singing too, of course.
It was Comedy Central in Parliament earlier, ANC party members pouncing on Julius’ absence and firing off a barrage of insults.