Spending the morning with Linda Knop changed my life

Some call him dark, others call him an abstract realist

'Afrikaans hip hop artists really have a way with the words they use to describe their experiences'

'Investing in individual growth improves the mindset, behaviour and motivations of your staff' says Cape Town-based work psychologist Justine Jackson-Fraser

Sanell Aggenbach is a painter who used to teach print making and likes to play with sculptures

Stef Bos tells us about his relationship with Mother City and the Afrikaans language

Catching up with a Guinness World Record Open Water Swimmer

Passion. Flavour. Love

Muaythai is more of a beautiful spectacle than a brawl, says contender Guy Lazarus

Top female psychedelic trance DJ Tune Raider shares her favourite things about Cape Town

The Beach Boys are all set to perform in Cape Town, says current lead singer Mike Love

International Folk, Gypsy and Belly Dancer Ajsa Samia talks about her life in Cape Town

Highland Park's Gerry Tosh shares the 'rather quaint'  intricacies of Scotch whisky with Cape Town

Glenmorangie's Karen Fullerton talks about her dream job in the whisky industry

Overcoming the stigma is more daunting than coping with the illness itself, says Rene Minnies of Cape Mental Health

Talking Duran Duran and 80's Glam with drummer Roger Taylor

How on earth did the Parlotones go from their parent's garage to intergalactic rock success?

Jeff Dunham's already spilling the beans about his plans to smuggle a certain terrorist over the South African border

When it comes to quality art and illustration, The Flying Dutchman draws a line. And another. And then leaps over them.

Philosophical ponderings in the shadow of District 9 won't do; African  film must needs redesign the  future and the feature if it to have a hold on the present.  Be Phat Motel has volunteered, and will not go gently into that dark night...