After kissing a lot of frogs, Taylor Swift is reveling in her newfound romance. On her song “Opalite,” from her newly released 12th studio album The Life of a Showgirl, the singer gets both ...

Lusanda Ngcobo has collaborated with stars like Uncle Waffles, Mörda and Manana. Lusanda initially expected to have a career in ballet. The 25-year-old got the opportunity to collaborate on Riky ...

Nkosinathi Mazwai is ready to pour his heart out on centre stage at Montecasino as he performs in the iconic musical film, Chicago. Photo: Supplied. When a performer hears the words, ‘You’ve got the ...

Thandi Ntuli’s name has become synonymous with the current wave of South African jazz. For more than a decade she’s been one of the artists reshaping how we hear, feel and even imagine, the ...

The Springbok Women’s rugby team has captured South Africa’s heart with their on-field prowess and their engaging, candid social media moments. Fans have been charmed by their playful TikTok dances, ...

Black Motion is hosting Friends of Black Motion at the Lion & Safari Park at the Cradle of Humankind in the North West. Dance duo Black Motion has been nominated four times at this year’s upcoming ...

Can you believe it? It’s that time of year again when we start planning our festive leave and mapping out how to make the most of summer in the Mother City. And, of course, no Cape Town summer is ...

Stretching from the highways leading to OR Tambo International Airport to the streets of Sandton, Soweto, and Carnival City, the Standard Bank Joy of Jazz 2025 was made visible long before the first ...

Edward Serotta created an archive of 1,230 in-depth interviews with Holocaust survivors about how they lived, both before and after. “Every one of them comes with a story,” he said. By Steven Erlanger ...

If you know the story of Orpheus, a mortal man treated like a godlike figure, then you will understand my experience at the Standard Bank Joy of Jazz and why I felt like his spirit of music was ...

The SABC coughed up R50 000 for the nation to watch the television footage of white policemen setting their dogs on suspected illegal immigrants, The Mercury has learnt. A source within the SABC said ...