Men’s nipples do seem rather unnecessary, but most of us wouldn’t chop them off and try sell them on eBay. Artists hey.
Look at Mabel go, grabbing international headlines and highlighting how far we’ve come since 1994. Yeah, or something like that.
Don’t drink and drive, and one look at this video proves that you shouldn’t sleep and drive either. How about that backing track though?
It’s pretty well known that Radiohead makes the tastiest music out there, but why are people eating photos of their lead singer?
The world was watching to see whether Axl Rose could front up and rock out with AC/DC, and by all accounts he did a pretty decent job.
Facebook are under the pump following the admissions of some former employees. It turns out they might be feeding you what they want you to read.
Trump is backing down on his No Muslim rule and making some exceptions – so who’s on the list?
This week’s mampara is Mabel Jansen, knocking Matthew Theunissen off of his perch and attracting the wrath of the nation.
Koeberg’s R5billion mess. Camps Bay murder girl’s dad in town. Vodacom pulls M-Pesa in SA. Local startup lands $2.5 million funding. Former Trump hater joins him. El Chapo cleared for extradition. Food blogs fuel eating disorders. Harry’s awkward Bush daughter moment.
Naas has seen his name in the papers for all the wrong reasons this week, but it looks like his pals at SuperSport still have his back.
A Pretoria high court judge has been slammed for her private messages, seemingly calling all black people rapists. Not good, yo.
Students aren’t usually known for being financially responsible, so throw around R50 million into one’s account and the results are predictable.
Kate Hudson revealed another string to her bow over the weekend, paying homage to Prince with her rendition of a famous song.
The Guptas have bought a lavish home over in their favourite city and, well, I’d like to know where they got the money from.
Every now and again a baby comes along that is truly unique, and it isn’t every day an infant is born with so many extra digits.
This weekend will see the Mother City playing host to the race that has everyone talking – and there’s something for both runners and spectators.
Mess with Donald and his legion of fans will attack, even when you do so on a show that has mocked everyone and everything for well over ten years.
What began as a mere Vine trend has gone global and reached the world’s police academies, who are challenging each other to show off their moves.
It looks like Johnny just won’t let sleeping dogs lie, the actor once again poking fun at Australia’s laws during a presser for his new film.
For some, retirement planning is a thing of the future – but it’s important to realise that the sooner you start the better off you will be.
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.