Tinashe Venge

Introducing the newly installed Chancellor of Nelson Mandela University, Dr Grace Naledi Mandisa Pandor

Tyla x Zara Larsson? WE WILL BE THERE

“Alone, every night, alone.”   But this city has a way of rewriting endings, and this time, he’ll be here to serenade us himself.   “It must be official when we get involved.” @inglewoodSiR headlines Once Upon A Time in Joburg on May 23rd. Tickets will go live soon!

Our three-year-old's name begins with W and he's started to identify the letter, which is fun But he thinks we're saying "double-you" so he calls it a "double-me" 🥹

Short film review: A product of two friends with engrained respect for one another and an artistic brainchild of a collision of two musical worlds typifies the offering of Msaki and @Jesse_Clegg’s extended play, Entropy, about to make it to the screens as a short film. The six-track EP journeys to the depths of the pair’s emotions, charting the terrains of companionship with curiosity, conflict, and candour. Daring and ambitious in its scope, the project is now set to be accompanied by a short film, directed by Marty Bleazard, that not only amplifies the composition of the songs but transposes their meaning into visual media in its highest glory. Tap the link below to read our exclusive review of the short film due to drop this Friday. 🔥 🔗 frontpage.co.za/msaki-and-jess…

Spotify said South African users generated nearly 175 million jazz streams over the past 12 months. musicinafrica.net/magazine/spoti…

But Gayton McKenzie was busy slashing Jazz Festival budgets left, right and centre SMFH

My daughter, Chess Junior Master Atlehang Malemane, has qualified to represent South Africa 🇿🇦 internationally. Please help her to get there 🙏🏾

She kept Vogue relevant in the Instagram age by sheer force of her own myth, down to the bob/sunglasses as pop art. She’s not just the last of the imperial editors; she’s one of the last true icons (in the Warholian sense) who isn’t an entertainer. She’s earned her legacy shoot.

A person being disciplined in ONE area of their lives doesn’t automatically make them an ideal romantic partner, I’m sorry.

@jinji_boolin Couldn't agree more. Such a melting pot of top tier talent across music, fashion, film, art and so much more. One of SA's hottest creative hubs.

@BassieLastrassi Ahhh my bad I missed that bit! Then yeah try some of the other suggestions that have been shared here!

@tnvenge There’s a reason I said I need something remote. I don’t live there and my parents are having difficulty with enforcing.

Guys, is there a way you can routinely lock a PS5 remotely and prevent gaming and then unlock it on weekends? My little brother is out of control 🧍🏽‍♀️

This nigga took his viral moment and made it a life of mission and service. Make more people like this famous.

What a beautiful experience 🥹. After everything that has been thrown at you, I'm so proud of you Mangutyana ❤️

Anna Wintour & Meryl Streep grace the cover of Vogue.

@Nampree @AccordingToLee As someone who has a crippling fear of heights, I am hella inspired! Well done 🥳🥳🥳

The sheer arrogance of this nation

Legal scholars are pushing back on Drake’s attempt to revive his lawsuit over Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us,” arguing that rap battles come with an understanding of exaggeration and competition. Professors from Yale University say Drake effectively “consented” to the lyrical back-and-forth, comparing it to a boxer agreeing to a fight and then suing after a loss. The case, filed against Universal Music Group, was previously dismissed, with a judge ruling that diss tracks are rooted in hyperbole, a stance scholars warn is important to uphold, as treating rap lyrics as literal fact could have broader cultural and legal consequences. More details on why law professors say Drake can't sue over a fight he picked himself: billboard.com/pro/drake-kend…

R17,000 a month in Cape Town by the way.