Ann Malinga’s daughter, Zano, is not only slaying in the kitchen, but she’s also a beautician in the making.

Watch out Maphorisa and Distruction Boyz, Clement Maosa is ready to take over the dance floors in Dezemba with his track Good Life.

Now that Dr Rebecca Malope has dropped her 36th album Lord You Are Good, she is taking a step back from releasing new music.

Fans are convinced TV and radio personality Thando Thabethe has a new man after snaps of her at a picnic at the weekend.

Actress Enhle Mbali Maphumulo is putting the finishing touches to her debut fashion collection set to showcase in a week.

The Joburg Film Festival’s youth and audience development programme kicks off this weekend in a celebration of the art of cinema and storytelling in Atteridgeville.

When Elton John was working on his new autobiography, the legendary singer, songwriter and performer pulled out diaries he had been encouraged to write during a stint in rehab.

Aaron Paul was stunned to get a kiss from his “crush” Rihanna in a chance encounter in Paris.

In a heartfelt admission The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle told ITV’s Tom Bradby that she is “not really okay” amidst the on-going media scrutiny.

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Described as “an anti-hate satire,” “Jojo Rabbit” seeks to strike a delicate balance in using a Hitler-obsessed boy — during Nazi Germany’s final throes — to convey that message. The result is an awkward, uneven film, with writer-director Taika Waititi conjuring some touching moments, but unable to pull off the magic act this “Rabbit” trick requires.

‘I get reminded of the bad stuff, unfortunately,’ says husband Prince Harry.

Media mogul Basetsana Kumalo has finally written a book about her storied life.

Paul Rudd may be the most trustworthy man in Hollywood.

Never mind the rules of Zombieland. The rules governing Hollywood dictate that anything successful gets a sequel, even if you have to wait a decade to tap into it. Those have been fruitful years for the stars of “Zombieland: Double Tap,” providing key assets to a movie that offers gore, comedy and just plain silliness, but falls somewhat short of a complete meal.

“Maleficent” wasn’t especially good, but it scared up enough money to conjure a sequel. Happily, this five-years-later follow-up, “Maleficent: Mistress of Evil,” flies a bit higher, building on the central relationship while adding Michelle Pfeiffer’s regal presence as a killer queen.

Grab the buttered popcorn and cold drink, and get ready to watch dumb teens get slashed to an ’80s soundtrack.

The “Wheel of Fortune” contestant whose “loveless marriage” intro went viral swears he was joking and is in fact very happily married.

There’s still no album yet, but we now have the movie trailer to hold us over.

Jeremy Renner’s friend claims the Hollywood actor went on an all-night cocaine bender in his home with women who appeared to be underage.