Spikiri calls radio stations out for ‘not playing’ kwaito music
Trompies member Spikiri has slammed radio stations for not playing kwaito music, adding that he believes that the contribution kwaito veterans have made to the industry is not being recognised. Speaking to DRUM, the kwaito legend claimed that his music has been overlooked by a number of radio stations. “Radio does not play our music,” he told the local publication. “New school artists do not respect the contribution we have given in South African music industry because of this.” Spikiri further revealed that while he is happy with the 90 percent local music quota introduced to radio stations by SABC…
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Someone call the fashion police … Please!
Another dull night in the City of Roses has come and gone and as usual, me, myself and I experienced the whole entire thing as it unfolded. So yeah good people, let’s not beat around the bush and get straight into it. Ok good people, can someone please tell me why the youth league firebrand was dressed in a jean to jean outfit in this bloody heat? How in God’s name does he do that, fat as he is? I really don’t understand sefapano and to be brutally honest I don’t even want to understand. Kore there is just no…
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Mzansi’s last teen queen Celeste Khumalo lives her acting dreams
And the teen beauty queen is currently studying towards an MBA at Regenesys Business School Many will remember her as the last Miss SA Teen, but young Celeste Khumalo is building a name for herself elsewhere. Khumalo, 24, who won the crown in 2011 before the pageant was discontinued, recently wowed viewers when she joined an all-star crew on Mzansi Magic’s The Queen. She plays Linda, Shaka’s baby mama on the popular telenovela. This was her first major role and said the support from fellow colleagues has been amazing. “I never thought I would get this type of support. It’s…
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