The South African music community has been left reeling after news of Costa Titch's untimely passing. The musician, 27, reportedly collapsed on stage during his performance at Ultra Music Festival which took place at the Nasrec Expo Center on Saturday, 11 March. A fan captured the moment that he is said to have collapsed and later died.

Former Malaika star Matshediso "Tshedi" Mholo has shared that the sudden death of young artist Constantinos "Costa Titch" Tsobanoglou has triggered her. The singer, who was part of the iconic Afro-pop music group Malaika, said she has experienced her own bandmates collapsing in front of her.

Television personality and celebrity chef Lorna Maseko has never publicly acknowledged having a child until now. Although her pregnancy is the worst-kept secret in South Africa, she managed to evade cameras for the duration of her pregnancy. Now, two years after her first child's birth, Maseko is celebrating her baby girl.

Apart from feminism, wokeness and the idea of a slay queen, cancel culture has become one of the most bastardized concepts thanks to social media. And because everyone can now contribute to the meaning-making of general concepts thanks to the decentralisation of communication, the definition changes depending on who you ask about it.

"Everything Everywhere All at Once" won top honours at the Oscars on Sunday, claiming seven prizes including best picture. The Academy's decision to bring back late-night funnyman Jimmy Kimmel as Oscars host was widely seen as the cautious choice of a "safe pair of hands" after last year's slap-shaped controversy.

Afrikaans singer Steve Hofmeyr has apologised for his comments regarding the LGBTQIA+ community. Hofmeyr 's apology comes after the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) dragged him to the Equality Court and demanded R500 000.