 | European Film Festival and South African dramas anchor September screenings |
 | From London, With Love: A very special afternoon at Cape Grace |
| Dolly Parton, Queen of country music, dies at 80 |
| #WomensMonth | Meet Esmie, the bargain-hunter behind The Fab Cheapskate |
| #WomensMonth | Janet Pillai is taking South Africa on a jetsetting journey, no passport required |
 | 5 reasons Up The Creek is more than just a music festival |
| Inside Andrew Buckland’sThe Fool’s Guide: Modern absurdity, laughter and humanity |
| #SheOwnsHerSuccess: (W)omentum brings women together to redefine success |
| #WomensMonth | The Artscape's Marlene le Roux on leading with inclusion, compassion and courage |
| Lights, camera, action! The films defining August |
Chloe Posthumus | The Trek premieres in South African cinemasThe cast and crew of The Trek gathered at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town on 23 July to celebrate the South African premiere of Meekaaeel Adam's feature directorial debut. Set in the Kalahari in 1846, the horror-western follows a group of settlers pursued by a mysterious and ancient force, blending historical drama, psychological thriller and supernatural horror into a distinctly South African story.
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| She's got bratitude: Tyla becomes first African artist with a Bratz doll |
| Sound, stillness and self-reflection: Inside Cape Town’s Mind Matters launch |
Chloe Posthumus | Country Allure steals the spotlight at Hollywoodbets Durban JulyDesigners and entrants drew on African textures, craft and cultural references, blending traditional elements with modern silhouettes.From classic racewear to more contemporary interpretations, the style on show highlighted both local creativity and individuality across the crowds and competition stage.
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 | Stop sleeping on SA music, it's not just background noise[Martin Myers] In this article Martin Myers breaks down the real business behind using South African music in film TV and advertising and shows why licensing iconic tracks is far more complex and valuable than most brands think... |
Chloe Posthumus | Stella Artois serves up art and style with Wimbledon White Can launchCollaborations with creatives Kay Kay Ribane and Keneilwe Mothoa brought the campaign to life through a photography book and bespoke fashion piece, positioning the White Can as a symbol of design, culture and contemporary luxury.
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 | Review: Escape and recharge at Gonana Collection in Paternoster |
 | From everyday classics to bold statements: Eyewear as modern identity |
 | Review | Dust, Memory and Movement: Garage Dance Ensemble at Suidoosterfees 2026 Miché Van Wyk and Faroll Coetzee in Gat by Garage Dance Ensemble. Image by Ronel Jefthas |
 | Review: Cape Town Opera’s Carmen proves to be a joyous demo of homegrown talent |
