After unavoidable postponements owing to COVID-19 regulations, the brand-new production and major world tour of Queen and Ben Elton’s multi award-winning rock musical We Will Rock You featuring an all-South African cast, crew and band began in Manila, The Philippines in October 2022.
The UK government has blocked a new law intended to allow trans people in Scotland to change their legal gender without a medical diagnosis – a controversial move that has added fuel to the already highly emotional debate over Scottish independence.
The Material Girl might be preparing to take on the material world – on tour.
From zero to hero in 4 weeks with several 100% scores.
Fracking expert attacks Hersov’s “hype” and industry “myth”.
One of the suspects in the death last week of prominent Kenyan LGBTQ rights campaigner Edwin Chiloba is his roommate with whom he is “believed to have been in (a) close relationship,” the police said on Monday.
Countries must coordinate to ensure that the green hydrogen revolution leads to more than just another opportunity to greenwash energy consumption.
As we enter the new year, the latest results from the Henley Passport Index provide fascinating insights into a world characterized by extraordinary upheaval and offer a revealing look at what lies ahead.
If you give a mouse a cookie, he’s going to ask for a glass of milk. And it turns out if you give a self-identifying straight person a study suggesting most people are attracted to both men and women, they might start rethinking just how “straight” they really are.
Rob Hersov says power-starved SA must go big on gas, tell greenies to ‘stuff off’.
Fans of bygone Madonna eras may find themselves pulled back into the pop queen’s orbit with an upcoming project. Details are still very hush-hush, but from all appearances, Madge is just days away from announcing the tour of a lifetime.
The UN’s Food and Agriculture Agency says its Food Price Index hit its highest levels in 2022, with food inflation driven by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, among other factors. Prices are still high but, after a massive spike, eased slightly.
Spending a memorable birthday in luxurious comfort in Marina Martinique, Jeffreys Bay.
The Indian Supreme Court is expected to hear arguments in favour of same-sex marriage this week.
Grindr says Australia and New Zealand are among the countries in the world with the highest percentage of its users who are “sides”.
A new trailer for M Night Shyamalan’s new psychological thriller movie Knock at the Cabin has arrived.
South Africa is potentially well endowed with oil and gas. The Petroleum Agency SA (PASA) estimates that the country holds 27 billion barrels (bbls) and 60 trillion cubic feet (tcf) of prospective oil and gas resources on the south, west, and east coasts.
Well, here’s a topic that isn’t chatted about often. But it’s a fact that the more you play with nipples, the bigger they can grow.
Black, disabled, gay and trans citizens celebrate as Luiz Inácio Lula de Silva is sworn is as Brazil’s president.
From New Zealand to Greece to Zimbabwe, LGBTQ+ people worldwide gained key rights in 2022.
The app has become a real safe haven for members of the community.
‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ didn’t make quite as big of a splash as many assumed it would, but James Cameron’s big budget spectacle – no matter what we think of it – still helped breathe life into the box office this weekend.
Warrior Nun and Half Bad are joining First Kill on the cancellation pile.
Many South Africans who are able to afford it, are re-locating to the Western Cape which the official opposition political party, the Democratic Alliance, has been using as something of a template.
Eskom, as a state-owned monopoly, with centrally controlled oversight and direction, is not the best structure for the supply of electricity in South Africa, a critical energy source without which no nation can grow and prosper.
A new gay romantic comedy series from Spain, Smiley, arrived on Netflix a few weeks ago and is getting glowing reviews from queer viewers.
The billionaire said earlier that he would “abide by the results” of the Twitter poll, which he launched amid mounting backlash against his leadership of the site.
The administration at Chicago’s Francis Parker School and many parents are strongly defending the school’s comprehensive sex ed curriculum, including presenting sex toys to a small group of high schoolers.
Phumlani Majozi says the ruling party can no longer be saved, and that is a good thing.
For many South Africans uMngeni’s hard-working Mayor Christopher Pappas (31) personifies what the country could become.
Eskom’s group chief executive Andre De Ruyter has officially resigned following public attacks from Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe.
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The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday gave final congressional approval to legislation that provides federal recognition of same-sex marriages, a measure born out of concern that the Supreme Court could reverse its support for legal recognition of such relationships.
The South African Weather Service highlighted that the El Niño-Southern Oscillation is currently in a La Niña state, and forecasts indicate that it will likely remain in this state during the remainder of 2022 and early 2023.
The most ancient DNA ever sequenced reveals what the Arctic looked like two million years ago when it was warmer.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has been named Time’s Person of the Year for 2022 as he continues to lead his country against Russian forces. The magazine also honored “the spirit of Ukraine” in their annual recognition.
The Landmark Preservation Commission designated Julius’ Bar on Tuesday an official New York City landmark.
Ramaphosa’s buffalo buyer says he brought the cash through the airport.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has frequently used divisive culture war issues to distract from the costly and faltering invasion of Ukraine he launched in February. He did so again on Monday, with a new law supposedly intended to prevent the spread of LGBT “propaganda.”
