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The afterlife had never been more alive than in the hilarious RIPD. For those who are not familiar with a series of Dark Horse graphic novels from Peter M Lenkov, RIPD refers to the otherworldly Rest in Peace Department, where two cops are dispatched to protect and serve the living from an increasingly destructive array of creatures who refuse to move peacefully into the afterlife.

Time Loving You is a union of soul, gospel and folk taken off Laurie Levine’s fourth studio album, “Border Crossing”. The single highlights Levine’s musical journey from her folk roots to her new found rock ‘n soul sound.

If you've never shnitted, this year is no excuse with the mind-blowing shnit International Shortfilmfestival turning Cape Town and Stellenbosch inside out from 2 to 6 October.

Primal sexuality and the dark side of human nature collide head on in the emotionally charged The Paperboy.

The movie that the Film and Publication Board didn't want us to see is now unbanned and ready to be publicly screened for the first time. Amidst a veritable storm of recent controversy and sensationalist media coverage, Short & Sweet will screen the latest film from South African director Jahmil XT Qubeka.

Blood. Sweat. Tears. That’s what it takes to produce great art. Nobody knows this better than our established artists. Probably the most provocative campaign from Absa is a series of acrylic paints made from the actual blood, sweat and tears of three renowned local artists, namely Diane Victor, Bambo Sibiya and Willem Boshoff to promote the 29th edition of the Absa L’Atelier art competition.

Fear is extremely real in The Conjuring and the scariest thing about the terrifying The Conjuring is its truth. Grounded in the reality, it is based on the true life story of how world-renowned paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren were called upon to help a family terrorised by a dark presence in a secluded farmhouse.

On 7 September 2013, the Coca-Cola Dome in Johannesburg was transformed into an 'Innerspace' extravaganza at what is being hailed as the most stunning music and dance event of year.

Cape Town Opera’s 2009 adaptation of Madama Butterfly was called “breathtaking and thoroughly engaging” by the Sunday Independent and “an operatic masterpiece” by the Cape Times. Now, the award-winning company is set to restage Puccini’s classic for a limited run at the Artscape Theatre.

You will scream silently when you wander through the wonder of the Munch 150 Art Exhibition at the National and Munch museums in Oslo from the comfort of your cinema seat and in HD digital.

Felix is a delightfully charming new South African film we can all be proud of. Filled with heartfelt honesty, sincere passion, and grounded in a story we can all share compassionately, producer-director Roberta Durant delivers a meaningful and rewarding local film we have all been waiting for.

The 9th TOPS at SPAR Soweto Wine and Lifestyle Festival is in association with the Food Network and Travel Channel.

The Kaya FM Family Day held at Emerald Casino and Resort was a huge success amongst listeners.

Tim Burton meets Charles Dickens on the big screen in Graham Maclaren’s haunting stage adaptation of Great Expectations.

Jazzart Dance Theatre, the award-winning non-profit dance company that created last year’s moving Biko’s Quest, celebrates its 40th anniversary with the restaging of Waiting for Rain. First produced to showcase the talents of 2009’s graduating class, this production unites past and present, ancient and modern, all in Jazzart’s signature style.