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[Evan-Lee Courie] A celebration of identity, unity and queer joy under the theme “Ubuntu — I am because we are”... |
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[Daniel Dercksen] February is the month built for movie lovers who crave a variety of sweetness, tension, laughter, fear—all unfolding in the glow of the big screen... |
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[Damon Forbes] Audiences are no longer attending simply to watch a performance – they are looking for belonging, escapism and shared moments that cut through an increasingly digital world, writes BreakOut Events' founder and managing director, Damon Forbes... |
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[Taegan Devar] Taegan Devar, industrial psychologist and the founder and managing director of Fineline Consulting, notes that when we make space to create, we also make space to grow, whether in art, work, or play... |
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[Jason van Dyk] Jason van Dyk, founder and CEO of the Sociable app, believes that community and authenticity will be the biggest business and marketing trends of 2026... |
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[Andile Mathobela] Andile Mathobela, aka The Journalist DJ, takes a look at how the Amapiano crisis soundtrack became our voice... |
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[Daniel Dercksen] From history to apocalypse, from terror to song — January’s new releases ignite comedy, horror, satire, thrill, and melody, launching a year of cinema... |
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[Daniel Dercksen] Daniel Dercksen shares the films that reshaped cinema and how we see the world in 2025... |
 |  Still from the Zootropolis 2 trailer - YouTube Upon hearing that Zootropolis 2 was due for release in time for the silly season, the household consensus was: "They better not fluff this up." We were hopeful but not without apprehension... |
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[Daniel Dercksen] This December unfurls like a grand Indian wedding—lavish, colourful, and brimming with spectacle — where cinema itself becomes the celebration... |
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[Evan-Lee Courie] The return of the Standard Bank International Polo Test to the Western Cape after 15 years already promised spectacle, but this past weekend’s match at Val de Vie Estate in Paarl, Western Cape delivered more than sport... |
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[Debbie Hathway] Dancing Maina Gielgud’s choreography to music by Adolphe Adam, recorded by the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra, Cape Ballet Africa delivered a production deserving every accolade... |
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[Daniel Dercksen] November arrives with cinematic voltage, where monsters stalk, predators seduce, and fantasies bloom across fractured worlds... |
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[Lerato Marule] This summer, GL events South Africa transforms outdoor spaces into premium event experiences, with the Nedbank Golf Challenge showcasing their creativity and precision... |
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[Daniel Dercksen] October’s cinema slate is a genre feast—romantic comedies with bite, sports biopics that inspire, action adventures that roar, and a South African psychological horror that chills to the bone... |
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[Evan-Lee Courie] We chat to Thomas Lawrence, brand director of Castle Double Malt, to unpack the inspiration, vision, and cultural impact of the upcoming Castle Double Malt’s Extra Smooth Express train... |
|  Image supplied As Corona celebrates '100 Years Under The Sun' in 2025, the brand used its biggest cultural platform – the Corona Sunsets Festival – to reinforce its identity as more than just a beverage... |
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[Daniel Dercksen] September storms in with cinematic range—bold, bruised, and beautifully diverse. From high-octane action thrillers and chilling horror to reboots, true stories and local gems... |
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[Evan-Lee Courie] Cape Town’s hospitality scene has just scored a stylish new addition for soccer fans: the first-ever Orlando Pirates-themed hotel room at Protea Hotel by Marriott Cape Town Waterfront Breakwater Lodge... |
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[Daniel Dercksen] South Africa’s cinematic landscape is bursting with seven upcoming releases that reflect the country’s creative pulse. |
