Our local politicians defy belief, and over in America they somehow elected a sentient naartjie. If you want to lay claim to being the world’s craziest election, you better deliver.
Capetonians sure do love their mountain, but would you ever make your own bungee and fling yourself off a rock face? No, me neither.
Last night, after two delays, Cyril Ramaphosa announced his new cabinet ministers, as well as South Africa’s new deputy president, David Mabuza. The man has a past.
Yet another cash-in-transit heist occurred last week, and footage captured shows the extreme length robbers go to in order to grab that cash.
We’ve met his wife, and seen pictures of the massive Fresnaye house, but what about Cyril Ramaphosa’s children? Let’s have a quick meet-and-greet.
Ever had one of those drinks that comes with every garnish ever known to humankind? This classic comparison of two G&T’s hits the nail on the head.
One is instantly recognisable around the world, and the other is most famous for hating those bloody prawns. Now our local movie stars have finally teamed up.
Career politicians are pretty adept at handling whatever questions are thrown at them, but spare a thought for Jacinda Ardern during her ’60 Minutes’ interview.
Mark Roberts loves taking his kit off, a hobby that was plain for all to see during the men’s 1 000 metre speedskating event in Pyeongchang. He’s not getting a gold for execution.
There’s just something about shredding the electric guitar that exudes the cool factor, which is why everyone was talking about 13-year-old Yang Tae Hwan.
Following Splash’s first public appearance, many Capetonians thought the mascot would be the ideal lead in a horror movie. Well, your pleas were heard.
Yet another high-rise tower is planned for Cape Town’s CBD and, after watching a promo video, we have a few questions.
In Colorado, where weed has been legal since 2014, one man has opened a pot friendly hotel that offers bacon and eggs with a side of ganja. Business is booming.
If you love pandas as much I do, then it might interest you to know that IMAX is releasing a documentary featuring the adorable bears.
Just when you think you’ve heard the last of Ford Kugas bursting into flame, another incident comes along. The company didn’t cover themselves in glory with their response.
Trevor might have climbed to the top of the food chain, buttering his bread with potshots at Donald Trump, but he hasn’t forgotten about our dear JZ.
Seems like folks might have been smashing a few brandies to the face at this pub in Leeds, with a brawl breaking out in the early hours of Saturday morning.
I’m not sure if anyone will ever match OJ Simpson’s car chase for infamy, but this chap in LA certainly broke a few rules of the road.
With the Winter Olympics in full swing, everyone is once again talking about curling. This may well be the most intense shot we’ve ever seen.
A few years ago, Mila Kunis sat down for what was scheduled to be a by-the-book press interview. It wasn’t long, however, before it veered off script.
Appearing on Ellen’s show, Bill Gates was put to the test and asked to guess the price of everyday items. He didn’t fare so well.
It’s usually the batsman who is under the pump when a bowler steams in, but over in New Zealand we’ve seen something that is really out of the ordinary.
You know what happens when you have a president who continually erodes the public’s trust in the free press? Well, the public loses its bloody marbles.
Since his on-stage accident last year, Marilyn Manson has been acting out. Now a sexual harassment accuser has come forward.
We’re not too sure what’s more offensive, those recordings of Amor speaking to Joost from last year or her latest single. Go on then, have a little listen.
Delivering his maiden budget speech, all eyes will be on Malusi Gigaba. He must now explain how South Africa intends to fill that R50 billion budget hole.
Located in a hollowed-out Texan mountain, the installation of Jeff Bezos’ 10-millennia clock has begun. Cool, but as cool as a car in space?
The president spent more than an hour responding to the SONA debate yesterday, and he didn’t shy away from the burning questions. He even mentioned Marikana.
After lying dormant for 400 years, Mount Sinabung’s fourth eruption yesterday let off a whole lot of steam, ash and lava. Like something out of a movie, really.
We’ve heard from opposition members, and now it’s time for Cyril Ramaphosa to outline how he plans to right the ship. Let’s head to Parliament.