Love & SA Hip Hop – Our Valentine’s Picks
February 14, 2020
It’s that time of year again when your timeline is filled with either cynical thoughts on the capitalist drive behind Valentine’s Day or the sweet
It’s that time of year again when your timeline is filled with either cynical thoughts on the capitalist drive behind Valentine’s Day or the sweet
Repping your city is far from a novel concept in hip hop. A genre rooted in identity presentation, it’s almost unheard of to *not* let
Superman is dead. From overtaking greats like Larry Bird in career stats, to pulling off his signature fadeaway jump shot almost as if he were
Laduma Ngxokolo debuted his Spring/Summer 2020 collection at NY Fashion Week last year. Under the theme “We Are Kings and Queens” he had then Miss
In describing her sound, Moonchild Sanelly has been very deliberate about the way she would like her music to be categorised. “I created my sound
…and its key objective is to curate, elevate, and celebrate the African film and entertainment industry. Leading up to the festival itself JFF launched its
The magic of cinema lies not only in the stories told but that of the cinematic experience itself. We’re drawn to a piece of art
It can be a complex concept, but success is celebrated in many different ways. Grant’s Whisky launched Triple Good Sessions in June in Johannesburg, bringing
Khuli Chana begins “Endurance” – the opening track off his upcoming album, Planet of the HaveNots – with the lyrics “’Ha o tshwere Chana go
“Thank you for your RSVP. As a sign of our gratitude, we would like to gift you with the first song off of ‘C.Plenty.Dreams’ titled
She began dancing at four years old when her grandmother would put her and her cousin in a clown suit for the entertainment of the
There’s a reverence in the way that Sne Mbatha speaks about dance that is usually reserved for the church’s faithful when wrapped up in worship.
