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It’s that time once again to prep your funny bones for another memorable night of endless laughter by the Queen of Comedy herself, Celeste Ntuli. After taking South Africa by storm with her renowned “Black Tax” show, Ntuli will be entertaining the crowd at Newcastle’s top entertainment destination, Blackrock Casino, on Saturday, 8 September 2017. “Celeste is a seasoned comedienne and a legend in her own right. She has broken many of the barriers and is a force to be reckoned with in the male-dominated field,” says Blackrock Casino Marketing Manager, Candice Chetty. “I am a black woman who grew up in rural areas i n a middle class family so I have experienced Black Tax, which is what inspired the name of the show. I’ll be sharing my own experiences which I’m sure many people will relate to,” says Ntuli.  Ntuli is widely known as the Queen of Zulu Comedy and is the first ever local female comic to record a one-woman-show DVD. Seriously Celeste is a collection of her m...

Glamour and goodwill will come together on Saturday, October 28 for the third time at the Cell C Playing for Pink Ladies Invitational Polo 2017 which takes place at the exquisite Inanda Club in Sandton, Johannesburg. The annual event, presented by Edith Unlimited, seeks to raise funds for Reach for Recovery in support of breast cancer awareness, while at the same time offering guests an incredible day of sportsmanship, entertainment, high-fashion, retail therapy and pampering. “Part of our role as pillars in our community is to offer our unfailing support to the women of our community who are in need. With one in every 26 women likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer, it is up to us to come together to raise funds for those who do not have access to the support and care required to overcome this disease. The Cell C Playing for Pink Ladies Invitational Polo 2017 gives us a wonderful opportunity to celebrate everything that makes us uniquely feminine, while taking a...

While double-tapping a perfect photo, placing a flattering filter over a moment and securing an admirable number of ‘likes’ online is certainly gratifying, can it really compare to the warmth and generosity of human interaction in the real world? Experts agree that while social media may have its place, it is no substitute for the joy of sharing generously of one’s time and attention. Mugg & Bean is a brand known for giving more, evidenced by their giant muffins and slices of cake, their bottomless coffee and hot chocolate and unhurried, relaxed atmosphere. This season, they are on a mission to bring the real meaning of sharing and generosity back to our everyday lives. “In today’s digital era, the very definition of sharing is becoming lost in the clutter of ‘likes’, filters and perfect camera angles,” says Mugg & Bean Marketing Executive, Jacquie Schultz. As patrons of Mugg & Bean well know, the simple act of meeting over a bottomless cup of coffee or an ...