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Governments and big business might be good, or bad – they require the same amount of oversight and investigation by media and civil society.

Psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud’s ‘Dora’ case study illuminates the tumescent myopia of Twitter’s self-fellating idiots.

Bob Dylan’s collection of cover songs are all now pure Dylan, writes Chris Roper

Freedom of speech, unlike unquestionable laws of religion, involves our ever-fluid interpretations.

Could photographs of oneself be anything but narcissistic? It may be possible. Chris Roper writes in defence of the selfie.

The singer’s melodies continue to pioneer Afrikaans rock music but, for some, his conservative inclinations may blur their beauty, writes Chris Roper.

Of the thousands of words I write a year, these are the ones that give me the most pleasure.

SA’s trending author has expertly embraced new media as a medium of horror, and the characters of her female protagonists defy casual stereotyping.

Chris Roper, editor-in-chief, apologises for an offensive ad inadvertently run in the M&G newspaper.

A look at four distinctly talented artists across four genres of music.

The truth is that our psychotic nation needs Selebi. In the same way that Jesus had to die for the sins of Christians, says <b>Chris Roper</b>.