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Kuntha Ndimande
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The weekly pop sack: Good looks, messy looks and the looks of AKA
‘Is Katy Perry complicit in creating an image that glamorises abusive threads of behaviour towards women?’
The weekly pop sack: Winter is here
"And while the weather makes for soul-crushing small talk, it’s far better than the ‘mansplaining’ and defensive debate that’s been going on online"
The weekly pop sack: Ninety-nine problems and a win
"But wait, there’s more to cringe over."
The weekly pop sack: An unbelievable world of unbelievers
Surely you guys are jealous of Barack Obama’s post-presidency glow?
The weekly pop sack: Legal battles, factory faults and the end of Hannah Hovarth
"Everything must be questioned. It’s a time of suspicious minds."
The weekly pop sack: A secret, a poser and a burnt Ntlemeza
The Democratic Alliance thought it would strike while the iron is hot and lead another march to the provincial treasury in Limpopo.
The weekly pop sack: Walking into the obscure like
We, the people, do not run the world, nor do we run this country.
The weekly pop sack: The good, the bad, the ugly and the revered
Looking back, we should have wanted more for ourselves. Avocados and bananas are still overpriced, and so is education.
The weekly pop sack: Wheelers, dealers and foot-in-the-mouth tweeters
“Famous people are normal people that are tragic and problematic in front of everyone.”
The weekly pop sack: It’s a movie
"The South Africa we’ve come to know, love and loathe is back for another season after a riveting 2016."
The weekly pop sack: Triggered in good times and bad
The internet was #blessed with images of Trevor Noah’s new Manhattan digs soon after he announced he’d be coming home for a show later this year.
The weekly pop sack: Bring back the spotlight
"If they aren’t excluding black Hollywood, they are highkey stealing the credit and the spotlight"
The weekly pop sack: Midweek roasts, appropriation and black excellence
"We have entered the era of representation in the movies. Storytelling that speaks to the diverse experiences of people"
The weekly pop sack: Life in the time of disgrace
South Africa lost some more moral ground last weekend.
The weekly pop sack: Bittersweet days buoyed by the Bey
Beyoncé’s pregnancy announcement eclipsed most other happenings this week