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In today’s America plagued by shootings, Woodstock 2.0 unlikely
Major events in America now are not complete without metal detectors — and the ever-growing paranoia that a gunman could be in the crowd.
New series spotlights Trayvon Martin killing
Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story premiered on the Paramount Network and BET on Monday, a docu-series bankrolled in part by rap mogul Jay Z
Eradicating poverty is not a naïve pipe dream
'To be clear, ending extreme poverty by 2030 is not a farcical or fantastical aim,' writes Kweku Mandela
Beyoncé, Jay-Z release joint album on marriage and identity
The album came out late on Saturday exclusively on Jay-Z's fledgling Tidal streaming service
Red Bull Culture Clash: The beat of two cities
If Atlanta was a taste of what’s to come, Orlando Stadium is going to explode like never before
On our Lists this week: the Joburg Review of Books, Milan Kundera and Little Dragon
The Lists are compiled by Friday editor Milisuthando Bongela and arts writer Kwanele Sosibo
Don’t follow the Pied Piper
Being a strong black woman can be fatal
99 problems but remorse ain’t one: JZ could learn from Jay-Z
As Jay-Z repents for his blunders, JZ dusts off his shoulders and remains blissfully unbothered.
Condoms handed out at Trump rally, Clinton enlists megastars ahead of US election
Reproductive healthcare organisation Planned Parenthood distributed condoms at a Trump rally, while Clinton brought out Jay-Z and Beyonce at hers.
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