The multi-platinum artist will perform three dates across the country:
Tickets for all shows are currently available and range from R950 to R2,850.
Would you like me to help you find links to the available tickets on Webtickets, or do you need help looking into flight or accommodation options for either Cape Town or Pretoria?
By Olagunju, Success Taiwo.
After weeks of anticipation and speculation, MultiChoice Nigeria has confirmed that Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) Season 11 will premiere on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
But that's not all.
This year's edition is coming with a record-breaking grand prize, which is the biggest in the history of the reality TV show, raising the stakes for every housemate hoping to become Nigeria's next reality TV star.
By Gloria Adesanya
Full story at Pulse NG
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| Why Did the Emmys Snub Taylor Sheridan Again?Emerson Miller/Paramount+ |
Say what you will about the man himself, his scripts, or even his disdain for Hollywood traditions, but why punish the actors? Landman season 2's "Dancing Rainbows" episode is chock-full of one Emmy-worthy monologue after another from Thornton and Elliott. Heck, even Variety predicted that Pfeiffer's performance in The Madison was a lock for a Lead Actress (Drama) nomination. (Instead she was nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her role in Margo's Got Money Troubles). The Madison might not have the same awards-show tenure as many of this year's nominees, but snub enough veteran talent on Sheridan's shows and the numbers start looking suspicious.
It's impossible to ignore the elephant in the room. Sheridan has a bad reputation with these voting bodies. Just last week, he admitted during an appearance on The Bill Simmons Podcast that he purposefully angers his critics sometimes just for laughs. "You're not going to win no Emmys with me, but I'm not trying to win Emmys," Sheridan said. "The critics and me, I don't care what they think, and it annoys the shit out of them that I don't care."
By Josh Rosenberg
Full story at Yahoo News
As America prepares for the weekend celebration of its 250th anniversary, Larry David isn't shying away from exercising his First Amendment rights with a new not-so-subtle takedown aimed at President Trump.
In the latest episode of his HBO sketch comedy series "Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness," David is dropped in the middle of the announcement that George Washington will step aside as president instead of running for a third term. Of course, in normal David fashion, the decision sparks a barrage of "hypothetical" questions for Washington about what this would mean for the country going forward.
By Lucas Manfredi
Full story at Yahoo News
Before the Round of 32 clash, Drake revealed on Instagram that he had placed a $770,000 (approximately R13.8 million) bet through Stake on Canada to beat Bafana Bafana. The wager carried a total payout of $1,001,000 (around R18 million) if Canada advanced to the next round.
With Canada's victory secured, the Grammy-winning artist walked away with the seven-figure payout, earning an estimated profit of $231,000 (about R4.1 million) after deducting his original stake.
By Oluthando Keteyi
Full story at IOL
During a recent appearance on the Afropolitan Podcast, YCee mentioned that he was yet to get paid from any of his songs despite racking in over 100 million plus streams. According to YCee, this is because of the contract he signed with his previous label, Tinny Entertainment, with whom he had a 70/30 split.
The rapper revealed that the label claimed to have not recoup their invesment in him hence the reason he has never received a royalty cheque.
By Adeayo Adebiyi
Full story at Pulse NG
He says: “Standing in front of a sold-out crowd at Chappell Roan and seeing and hearing the venue operating at that scale was incredibly rewarding.”
Full story at Herald Scotland
By Exclusive by Ian McConnell
