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Nadia Neophytou
Mzansi marvel makes it big
Debbie Berman set her sights high on Hollywood and her tenacity has paid off with ‘Black Panther’
Qubeka sews it up in Toronto
His latest film is a South African Western based on John Kepe, ‘the Samson of Boschberg’
Artist tells what we have done
A US museum has given Gunn-Salie the chance to realise an idea and take the message to the world
Pearl Thusi and Priyanka Chopra put ‘Quantico’ at the forefront of a changing US entertainment industry
The SA star is one of many international actors in the CIA drama, reflecting the start of a revolution in North American storytelling.
Boyhood tracks Ellar Coltrane’s coming of age
"In making Boyhood, Richard Linklater truly has created something never before seen in a fiction feature film," writes Nadia Neophytou.
Vanderbilt: The Holy Grail of cuisine
Steered by South Africans, the Nordic food hall at New York’s Grand Central Station will have a coffee bar, sandwich shop, cocktail bar and brasserie.
Innovation key in the battle for foodie market share
Cronuts, crumbnuts, ramen burgers and wine milkshakes are giving chefs the edge when it comes to attracting the interest of food enthusiasts.
‘Empire of dirt’: You can have it all
Through his father Clive, Ben Stillerman delves into the relationship between the efforts we put into our work and our private lives.
Hugh Masekela – 75 and counting
As Hugh Masekela celebrated his milestone birthday with two shows in New York, it’s clear the legendary trumpeter isn’t slowing down anytime soon.
A Spike in Copley’s Hollywood career
Spike Lee saw Sharlto Copley in District 9 and said "Who is this guy? I want to work with him.".
Spoilt for choice at the Oscars
With so many good films in competition, it’s difficult to predict winners at this year’s Academy Awards.
Sundance Film Festival: A taste of what’s to come
The 30th Sundance Film Festival has seen both pop stars and politicians make appearances, while in the background distribution deals are made.
’12 Years a Slave’: Neglected tale of slavery gets Oscar boost
Critics are predicting great things for "12 Years a Slave", Steve McQueen’s film based on a 160-year-old slave narrative penned by Solomon Northup.
Mozart of Madras puts his talent on show
Nadia Neophytou
The little-known Austrian basterd who steals the show
Austrian actor Christoph Waltz’s portrayal of the multilingual murderer earned him best actor at the Cannes Film Festival.