Rapper and music producer Anatii says he’s officially “back outside” after a two-year hiatus and that his new project which sees him putting on young talent with global superstars such as Busta Rhymes, is his pride and joy.

The River is getting a spin-off series that will be premised around Presley Chweneyagae’s fan-favourite character Cobra, which just won him another SA Film and Television Award (Safta).

Controversial producer Legend Manqele is staging his comeback after past disputes with his reality TV stars Somizi Mhlongo, Mohale Motaung, Bonang Matheba and Khuzani Mpungose.

Mirror, mirror on the wall, I have found the top spot for the most amazing Insta-worthy reflection selfie in the world — a looking-glass selfie so mystical it’s guaranteed to liven up any ’fit check and shift your algorithm to paradise.

The year 2024 will be remembered as one the yearthat amapiano sensation Zee Nxumalo made her mark with hits like Thula Mabota and Ama Gear.

Teko Modise aka The General has entered his grootman and football-legend era. SMag goes down memory lane to some of his festive memories, style tips and advice for aspirant footballers.

The beloved boutique jazz festival uManyano Lwe Jazz returned with another edition at the weekend in Johannesburg.

Tyla’s tygas have another chance to see the star in action in Pretoria in January

All eyes are on Cape Town-born rapper K.Keed, whose cutting-edge and unorthodox rap style has seen her emerge as the most streamed female hip-hop artist in 2024.

Grammy award-winning pop star, Tyla made her triumphant return to South Africa for her highly anticipated tour at the SunBet Arena in Pretoria on Saturday.Here’s a look inside the sold-out show. SowetanLIVE

Renowned media personality Minnie YOUR BINGE PARTY | Dlamini hosts the local adaptation of the international reality series in the idyllic setting of Knysna. Six couples put their love lives to the test by facing an eye-scanning lie detector designed to uncover the truth.

Actor Zizipho Buti has reflected on her new role, saying she and her character had similarities in their experiences in terms of their relationships with their fathers.Buti, who has also portrayed Nkululeko on Generations: The Legacy, stars in Soft Life, now streaming on Showmax. Buti plays Owami Gqoji, an ordinary Tembisa woman who finds herself navigating the glamorous world of high-society...

Their internet romance was so intense that Londa Mavundla and Buntu Petse fell in love before they even met.

Rising star Katleho Mabote has been booked and busy after landing his breakout role as Mosa on Outlaws last year.

“I pray in tongues. I’m a young man who prays in tongues, I rebuke the devil,” Thabiso Molokomme bursts out laughing, explaining that, in real life, he’s nothing like his bad-boy character Paxton Kgomo.

Mzukisi Mbane is growing the Imprint ZA family with the addition of two Jack Russell terriers, which are in tow when he arrives for his SMag shoot with new-season garments from his label, loved for its vibrant and unique African prints. Zion and Levi are super friendly and athletic, keeping the 35-year-old designer in top shape.

If he’s not topping the charts with his hits or blazing up the dance floors, superstar DJ Caiiro claims he’s an “introvert” who enjoys watching comedy shows during his downtime.

“I want to be remembered as someone who used their gifts to be of service to others.”

With a rich music catalogue yielding songs such as Judas, Glory, Holy Matrimony, Heavens Gate, Sunday, and The Lord’s Prayer, the artistic path of Lordkez is bursting with biblical metaphors, Christian tropes, spiritual overtones, and devotional undertones.

Heeding her parents’ wishes for her to have a legal career, Filah Lah Lah got her law degree from the University of Limpopo. But her heart always belonged to music, so, when her family urged her to practise law for at least a year (her older brother Karabo is also a lawyer), she decided to bet on herself instead. It has all paid off — she’s on a winning streak as one of the artists who...

As a wedding guest, the biggest no-no is to never upstage the bride with your look. It’s an old-age adage – not if Welcome Moyo has anything to do with it