Lerato Kganyago threatens to sue blogger over ‘rest in peace’ headline

DJ and Metro FM presenter Lerato Kganyago has threatened to take legal action against a vlog for a misleading headline that seemingly pronounced her dead.

Entertainment blogger, Owamie Hlongwane ran a story on her blog earlier this week with the headline that read “Rest in Peace Lerato Kganyago”.

On Thursday night, the Lerato saw a headline on her Twitter timeline that pronounced her dead and questions from her fans asking if it was a prank.

Lerato did not take the headline lightly and tweeted the vlogger, asking her to remove the tweet before her legal team got involved.

“So this is how you promote your blog? I don’t want to mess with your hustle. But please delete this before it becomes a legal matter. Thanks,” Kganyago tweeted to the blogger.

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The blogger has apologised to LKG for the misleading headline.

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Nonhle Thema starts her own training academy

Nonhle Thema Talent Coaching Academy

TV personality Nonhle Thema has announced that she will be starting her very own training academy where she will equip people, young and old, with the skills they need to make it, not only in the entertainment industry, but in business as well.

According to The Juice, Nonhle Thema’s company, Talent Coaching Academy, will offer prospective students. Through her company, the star will be teaching how to be a presenter, reading scripts, writing scripts and how to memorise scripts if you’re an actress. Her academy will also include other programs like make-up and image consulting classes.

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Although Nonhle Thema’s background is in entertainment, the star says she will also offer courses that extend beyond the entertainment industry. “I’ve also catered for public speaking for women who are business owners and maybe just want to sharpen their skills.”

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Annual Veuve Clicquot Masters Polo 2018 Review

Veuve Clicquot Masters Nomzamo Mbatha, Ryk Neethling and Anika Noni Rose

On Saturday the 3rd of March, almost 2500 of the continent’s most stylish guests descended on the scenic Val De Vie Estate for the sold out 8th annual Veuve Clicquot Masters Polo Cape Town.

The exquisite Val de Vie Estateinthe Paarl-FranschhoekValley, was the perfect setting for guests embarking on their #ClicquotintheSunjourney in style. As one of only a few Veuve Clicquot polo events around the world, a variety of luxurious experiences and photo moments were the order of the day at the Cape Town event. While chilled Veuve Clicquotchampagnewas enjoyed in the hot Cape summer sun, E! Entertainment Africa host,Kat Sinivasan, chatted to VIP guests as they arrivedto a paparazzi of photographers and media on the ‘green’ carpet.As always, the event exceeded all expectations by creating the perfect setting for the continent’s movers and shakers to come together for a day of #ClicquotintheSun.

Canapés and a range of culinary delights, inspired by Cape Town Summer, were served throughout the afternoon while guests socialized and enjoyed the high-goal polo.

The talented local and international players captivated and entertained fans with the curtain raiser game where Team Jaeger-LeCoultre dominated with a 6.5 to 1 victory against Eva-last. Half a goal was given to Jaeger-LeCoultre on handicap. The main match featured top South African national players Tom de Bruin, Le Roux Hendriks and Jabulani Khanyile. With a burst of energy in the last minute, Team Vodacom took the main match against Team Veuve Clicquot with a final score of 10 to 9. On the day, Aki van Andel was named the Most Valuable Player and Milo, owned and played by Shaun Brokensha, recognised as the day’s Best Playing Pony.

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Generations The Legacy actor Donovan Pieterson asked if he’s okay

Donovan Pieterson generations the legacy

Generations The Legacy actor Donovan Pieterson says people often mistake him for his character, Brandon, and try to help him. Donovan plays Brandon, the character of an autistic person on the show.

Speaking to TshisaLIVE, Donovan said “people live for TV. They sympathise with me and ask me if I am okay. They ask if they can help. What frustrates them is that they don’t understand I am playing a character. When they see that I don’t have autism in real life they look at me as if I am trying to deceive them or that I am taking chances.”

Donovan Pieterson said he has international ambitions but he accepted the role because he wanted to prove to himself and others that he could play a difficult character.

The star further stated that he doesn’t want to play a character saying lines differently. This role pushes him emotionally and has helped him to grow. His goals and ambitions are to go international, but he’s so grateful for the opportunities he has been given with Generations.

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Tumi Voster and Mark-Anthony leave Tropika Island Of Treasure

Tumi Voster & Mark-Anthony Bingham

It’s been a nail-biting season of Tropika Island Of Treasure so far and this week, the first elimination took place. After receiving the lowest number of points throughout the first round of challenges, 5FM presenter Tumi Voster and Mark-Anthony Bingham were booted off the island.

Naturally, the duo is gutted about being the first to leave the island and their bubby personalities are sure to be missed. The teams continue to battle it out for a share of that smoooth R1 million. However, with a variety of Slenda Twists on the way, the next few episodes of Tropika Island Of Treasure promise to be entertaining.

Q&A With Tumi Voster & Mark-Anthony Bingham Shortly After Being Eliminated:

What surprised you most about yourself being on TIOT and the island?

Tumi Voster: If you told me five years ago that I would be on a reality show, I would’ve probably not believed you. I learned that I can do whatever I set my mind to doing. I learned to be more open to new and exciting experiences! Everything that happened on that island was a surprise every single day but I was prepared and ready every single day to face all the challenges. I am happy that I got to show my fans or followers a different side of me they’ve never seen before as I am quite a private person.

Mark-Anthony Bingham: What I learned the most was that I was able to allow a female to lead as I’m always the dominant one, and I learned to listen – not just rush in to situations.

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Club 808 comes to an end

Club 808 comes to an end Bontle Modiselle

It’s been confirmed that Club 808 comes to an end after seven years. Club 808 is a lifestyle and music entertainment show aimed at youth. It’s a fun and witty show … Read Full Article

David Oyelowo on black James Bond rumours

David Oyelowo

A British-Nigerian actor and producer David Oyelowo doesn’t know whether there will ever be a black James Bond or not.

David’s highest-profile role to date was as Martin Luther King Jr. in the American biographical drama film Selma.

The 42-year-old Oyelowo admitted he isn’t sure whether the iconic 007 spy will ever be played by a black actor in the future, but understands that audiences are “ready and screaming” for more female actors and actors of colour.

Speaking to Shortlist Magazine, Oyelowo said: “Whether a black actor will end up being James Bond I don’t know, but it’s very clear that the audience is ready and screaming for actors of colour, or women, or just different kinds of people than we’ve hitherto seen, to be front and centre in those kinds of movies.

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