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From Sridevi and Jaya Prada's silent feuds to today's public sisterhood, Bollywood's leading women have traded manufactured rivalry for collective power, and the shift carries lessons for women of colour everywhere.
Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen takes players to the frozen mountains of Norgan in a 20-hour expansion that explores destiny and choice. Our review breaks down the new region, enemies, and gear.
Cape Town Opera's new academy at Mill House promises to train Black youth for real creative careers, challenging apartheid-era exclusions in the arts economy.
Florence Pugh's new East of Eden adaptation humanises Steinbeck's 'monster' Cathy Ames, challenging simple notions of good and evil. A must-watch for South Africans who know the politics of dehumanisation.
The Pick n Pay Wine & Food Festival lands at Sugar Rush Park in Ballito on October 3, bringing 50 top wine estates, gourmet food, and a celebration of South African excellence.
The World's Biggest Braai at Loftus Versfeld drew 2 436 participants on Heritage Day, but Guinness is reviewing the record attempt after inconsistencies in steward forms. Organisers have submitted drone footage and expect a verdict within a week.
Our review of the Dungeon Crawler Carl graphic novel Vol. 1: a bold manga-inspired adaptation that expands the LitRPG world, with a few stumbles along the way.
A mother's powerful reminder that being a big brother does not mean a child has stopped being a baby. A story about tenderness, attention and the pressure we put on firstborns.
Janmashtami 2026 falls on September 3 and 4. Discover the fasting rituals, mantras and spiritual practices that honour Lord Krishna's birth, and why this sacred night matters for South Africa's Hindu community.
Rockstar drops new GTA 6 screenshots showing character customization, a Miami landmark recreation, and story hints as the November 19 launch approaches.
As global demand for African art surges, a dangerous silence hangs over the market. Zanele Mokoena examines the urgent need for transparency, the fight against money laundering, and the unfinished business of colonial restitution.
FromSoftware's The Duskbloods is a radical multiplayer experiment on Switch 2. Director Miyazaki calls it his most complex game yet. Here is how it plays.
More than a recipe, the Durban lamb bunny chow is a symbol of Indian South African resilience against apartheid. Zanele Mokoena explores its history and shares a recipe for cultural pride.
Sol Rachilo, the veteran actor, playwright and cultural activist known as Bra Sol, has died at 94. We remember the man who built a living archive of Black South African art and healed Soweto's youth through theatre.
The 20th Artscape Women's Humanity Festival marks 70 years since the 1956 Women's March, celebrating Black women's resistance, demanding justice, and embracing LGBTQIA+ inclusion.
Malaysian Tamil chef Shankar Santhiram is using his kitchen to reconnect South African Indians with a heritage that colonialism and apartheid tried to erase. From a goat revolution in Durban to a crayfish stampede in Cape Town, his story is about identity, resistance, and the power of the diaspora.
From the return of the X-Men to a Blade Runner world where replicants rule, SDCC 2026 offers both hope and caution for Black and global audiences.
The concept of quiet luxury, as promoted by white-owned media, is a colonial hangover that celebrates the aesthetics of the wealthy while ignoring the systemic inequalities facing Black South Africans.
Nintendo's latest Switch 2 title, Splatoon Raiders, is a masterclass in resourcefulness and community struggle. Zanele Mokoena explores how this action RPG's themes of building from scraps and challenging overwhelming odds resonate with Black South African experiences.
After nearly two decades in the insurance industry, Durban-born chef Sasha Small took a leap of faith to pursue her passion for food. For Rainbow Report, this is more than a career change. It is a story of Black resilience, community, and reclaiming space in an industry that has long sidelined our people.
