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Lavish Mzansi makoti shows off interior design skills

A lavish makoti showed off her interior design skills by adding a lavish rug into her bedroom that instantly elevated her vibe. The woman's entire home is stunning.


Deadly discovery found lurking in a plie of shoes

A Queensland family were left stunned after making a deadly discovery in a pile of shoes left outside their home.


Dunkin' reveals epic summer menu - and a fan-favorite is set to return

School is out, summer is approaching, and Dunkin Donuts is celebrating the season with all new items, including a fan favorite.


The 30 countries with the most cultural influence

The world is made up of nearly 200 countries, which all come with their own unique cultures. However, if the traditions and norms of a country are considered "cool" in another country, it's said to have cultural influence. Countries that command cultural influence are often synonymous with leading the way in areas like food, lifestyle, and/or fashion. Their music, television shows, and movies are also absorbed by other cultures, becoming part of a wider global conversation. Intrigued? From India to Denmark, click on to see if your country is a cultural influencer around the world.


30 fashion trends that defined the 2010s

Along with major social change and shifts in attitude, the 2010s also offered some interesting fashion trends. While some of those trends were widely celebrated and continue to endure, others completely missed the mark. Let’s reflect on the most defining fashion wins and faux pas of the 2010's.


Man accused of fatally slammed his wife’s Teacup Pomeranian after saying his wife loved the dog more than him

Man accused of fatally slammed his wife’s Teacup Pomeranian after saying his wife loved the dog more than him - The dog was pronounced dead on arrival at a Texas veterinarian clinic


The Greatest Gowns That Queen Elizabeth, Meghan Markle, and More Royals Have Worn

From Princess Margaret's iconic style to Meghan Markle's wedding reception dress.


Mzansi eats: Horrible SA recipes from the past

Mzansi eats have become famous for meals like the bunny chow, however, what about snacks that aren't so great? Here are some recipe misshoots.


Groom shot in head during backyard wedding reception after masked robbers storm the celebration

Groom shot in head during backyard wedding reception after masked robbers storm the celebration - The groom remains in the hospital in critical condition


Michelle Pfeiffer’s Style Evolution Through the Years

Suffice it to say she’s the queen of tailored pantsuits


Is Oatmeal And Honey Good For Your Skin? A Review By Nutrition Professionals

Expert opinion from Kelsey Masso Master of Science in Health and Wellness Management /Bachelor of Science in Food and Nutrition · 2 years of experience · USA Oatmeal and honey have both been traditionally used to soothe and protect the skin. Oatmeal can help to relieve itchiness and irritation, while honey has antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and ...


The world's wildest pizza toppings you won't believe actually exist

We take a look at some of the weirdest and wackiest pizzas and pizza toppings out there, from a 1,001-cheese creation to pies topped with chocolate and grasshoppers.


The fascinating history of trainers: how they became the world's favourite shoe

From a modest start in the 19th century to a global fashion phenomenon worth $80 billion annually, discover how the humble athletic shoe has conquered the world.


Mzansi couple marry at home affairs, netizens divided

A couple toned down and married at the home affairs offices. The Mzansi couple divided the internet with the decision to choose the simple route.


Mzansi in stitches as high schoolboy cries over girlfriend who left him for Polo driver

An amusing TikTok video of a South African high schooler dramatically crying in class over his girlfriend Wendi, who left him for another guy, went viral.


Miss Supranational SA: Bryoni wows in shimmering gown

Bryoni Govender stunned in a glittering green dress during the Elegance Round of the Miss Supranational Preliminary Evaluation.


The Shortest Living Dog Breeds


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Here's Gen Z's biggest office icks (and why we should give in to them)

Gen Z's top workplace icks have been revealed - and it's bad news for bosses who thought the younger generation would be hands on with the office TikTok.


9 grocery store items you should avoid buying


From holiday to school: Transition tips for South African students

With the school holidays almost over, South African learners are preparing to go back to school for their third term.Image suppliedWhile some learners might be thrilled to see their friends and teachers and catch up on activities they did over the holidays, others might be overwhelmed by their second-term performance. As a result, they lack the drive to tackle the remaining months.Here’s how to help a student in your life overcome the...


20 Heated Food Takes People Are Still Debating Over

If you’ve been on the Internet, you’ll know that there are certain heated food takes that everyone loves fighting on. Ever heard of pineapple on pizza? That’s all you really need to know to understand that people’s food preferences can be pretty divisive. Let’s explore 20 popular food takes today – which side are you […]


25 of Jackie O.'s Most Iconic Fashion Moments

A look back at the fashion-forward First Lady.


Capricorn: Your career horoscope - July 03

Capricorn: here are your career predictions for the day July 03


Classic soup recipes for a sensational comfort meal

From classic French onion to soothing chicken, fragrant spicy broths to a creamy chowders, there’s a soup recipe for every taste in this comforting collection.


More and More People Are Hanging Yellow Ribbons In The Garden

Explore the growing trend of hanging yellow ribbons in gardens as a symbol of hope and solidarity. This heartfelt movement connects communities, raises awareness for various causes, and honors loved ones. Learn how this simple act transforms gardens into vibrant, meaningful displays of unity and support.


Meet the virtual influencers inspiring climate action

Encouraging people to take climate action remains one of the most important and yet difficult tasks of this century.Source: www.unsplash.comWith climate change scepticism still prevailing, it is crucial to figure out innovative ways to encourage pro-environmental action.Virtual influencers (social media influencers that are not human) could be part of the solution. Their avatars and posts are created using computer-generated images and...


Creatives excluded from Epica Awards Jury in BETC's witty new campaign

David Droga, Greg Hahn, and Susan Credle are among the legendary creatives who won't be on the Epica Awards jury, as explained in a new cheeky campaign by BETC.Famous creatives told to get lost as the French agency’s sharp copy zeroes in on the competition’s USP. Source: Supplied.Cheeky jabThe campaign, devised by BETC creatives Abi Stephenson, Matt Jones and Anthony Tavares, and creatively directed by Nicholas Bakshi, takes a cheeky jab at...


Basil: Nutrition Tips from the Pros

This article provides an overview of the health benefits of basil, a leafy green vegetable with a variety of nutritional and medicinal properties. Expert advice from nutritionists and health professionals is included, such as the antimicrobial, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory activity of basil, as well as the quantity recommendation and potential side effects. The article also provides links to further explore the topic, including FAQs...


Mantsho x Nedbank’s fashion line inspired by MiGoals Premium

In partnership with renowned fashion designer and founder of Mantsho, Palesa Mokubung, Nedbank launches South Africa’s first-ever fashion collection inspired by a bank account titled ‘Now More People Can Premium’ by Mantsho x Nedbank’s MiGoals Premium.Image suppliedNedbank's ‘Premium’ offering is no longer reserved for a select few. The exclusive Mantsho collection is created as an embodiment of the notion behind the MiGoals Premium Account:...


A Look Back at ’90s Red Carpet Style

We’re revisiting the looks and the icons from the end of the 20th century


Lindt South Africa unveils a crispy, creamy, dreamy delight – The new Choco Wafer

Lindt South Africa is thrilled to announce the launch of its newest indulgent creation, the Choco Wafer, available exclusively at Woolworths stores, Lindt Boutiques and via the Lindt online store.The Choco Wafer is a sublime combination of light, crispy cocoa wafers enveloped in deliciously creamy chocolate, and the product's tagline, "Crispy, Creamy, Dreamy," perfectly encapsulates the essence of this delightful treat.This delectable creation,...


Archaeologists unearth 4,000-year-old art from never-before-seen culture

Archaeologists have just discovered evidence of a “previously unknown” ancient culture that had been lost to the sands of time. A team of experts discovered 30 rock art sites dating back thousands of years in Venezuela’s Canaima National Park. But the most exciting part of the find was realising that its creators belonged to a never-before-seen civ...


Storyville: Inheriting The Castle review: The sad real-life Cinderella waiting for a Prince Charming to share her castle, writes CHRISTOPHER STEVENS

Fairy tales aren't all they're cracked up to be. Justina Olivo is a real-life Cinderella, the maidservant granted her own castle by a magical godmother.


Secrets millionaires won’t tell you about their lives

Have you ever wondered how millionaires manage to build and maintain their wealth? Oftentimes in the media, millionaires are shown living lavishly and blowing money on random, expensive gifts for themselves and others. Rarely are their true secrets of success shared. According to Reader’s Digest and Medium, there are over two dozen secrets and strategies that set millionaires apart from every other average Joe (or Jane). Get ready to uncover the insider knowledge that could potentially transform your finances. Click through now to uncover the secrets of millionaires!


Pom poms and crocheted poll data: Public document election with arts and crafts

Social media users have been documenting the General Election in quirky ways, from crocheting poll trackers to making results maps using pom poms. Sarra Jenkins, 38, who is based in Loughborough, has combined two interests – crafting and politics – to create a crocheted opinion poll tracker to chronicle the election. Labour, the Conservatives, the ...


Quiz: Test your knowledge of celebrity relationships by matching these stars with their spouses

This fun Briefly News quiz aims to test fans' knowledge about their fav celebrities' love lives. Fans are urged to take the test and see how many they get correct.


Allens joins forces with iconic Aussie brand to release shock range

The two companies are set to release a lolly-inspired range of home products.


Courtyard Hotel Waterfall City wins Game of Chefs

The heat of the kitchen, the pressure of the clock counting down, and the scrutiny of the judges and spectators – culinary competitions are not for the faint hearted! The team of four chefs from Courtyard Hotel Waterfall City proved they were up to the challenge and were named Game of Chefs 2024 champions, walking away with the winner’s trophy, gold medals, certificates, and a whopping R40,000 cash prize.Pictured: (from left): Glenn McGinn...


10 garden features that could make your home worth LESS

Stay away from these garden projects that can be a waste of time and money and spruce up your outdoor value by adding these ideas instead; from garden rooms to outdoor kitchens, these are the features buyers want


35 LGBTQ Books Everyone Should Read, Chosen by Queer Authors

We asked 16 queer authors to share the best LGBTQ books they've ever read. Here are their top picks. The post 35 LGBTQ Books Everyone Should Read, Chosen by Queer Authors appeared first on Reader's Digest. Queer authors crown the best LGBTQ books When I was growing up, LGBTQ books weren’t quite as commonplace as they are today. That’s not to say they didn’t exist—Rita Mae Brown, James Baldwin, Audre Lorde and others had been putting pen to paper long before I was able to read. But queer authors didn’t always enjoy bestseller status the way many do today. Their books weren’t embraced by popular culture or turned into movies and TV shows. In fact, some queer authors wouldn’t write about their truths directly, instead tucking them into creative turns of phrase. Fortunately, things change! Today, I can enter any bookstore and find tons of openly LGBTQIA authors—that is, authors who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and other sexual orientations that are not heterosexual—across all genres. And while there are some unfortunate individuals who keep putting queer writing on banned books lists, the demand for more LGBTQ lit continues to grow each year. From memoirs and coming-out stories to trope-filled romances and teen books with gay and trans leads, we want it all. Whether you’re seeking queer novels, books about queer theory (we suggest starting with the works of Judith Butler and Michael Foucault) or any other book under the literary rainbow, you’ll find titles to love on this list of LGBTQ books recommended by popular and up-and-coming queer authors. So read on for the best books to enjoy during Pride Month and all year long, ranging from longtime LGBTQ essentials to fun beach reads, exciting YA books and more. Join the free Reader’s Digest Book Club for great reads, monthly discussions, author Q&As and a community of book lovers.


Professional Faqs: What Are Some Recipes That Use Chia Seeds?

Expert opinion from Cassia D Muller Bechelor in Nutrition · 2 years of experience · Brazil The best known is chia pudding, where you soak chia overnight in yogurt or plant-based milk, then add fruit, honey, and nuts the next day. But it can also be added to juices, tapioca, bread recipes, jams, mice, and ice cream. Expert opinion from Mantwa Radebe...


The top 9 train journeys the whole family will love

For sunsets, clean sheets and a sense of adventure, pick one of these great train trips for families. While some jaunts are closer to home, others can be found further afield...


WATCH: 4 Tips to help you build a more sustainable wardrobe

Sustainability has become a key talking point around how you can add to your wardrobe while limiting its carbon footprint.


Ask A Nutrition Professional: Does Tamarind Help Hair Growth?

Expert opinion from Momoko Takada Bachelor's degree Nutrition · 3 years of experience · Japan The tartaric acid contained in tamarind has the function of removing dead skin cells from the skin, which may lead to hair growth, but there is no scientific evidence. It has been reported to relieve fatigue, improve the intestinal environment, and have ot...


Tones and I flaunts her slimmed-down legs in tiny shorts as she watches basketball game between Australia Boomers and China in Melbourne

She recently stunned fans by sharing her remarkable body transformation to social media.


What’s Eating us? Maverick Citizen launches second season of food justice podcast

Maverick Citizen managing editor Zukiswa Pikoli spoke to researchers, food producers, health experts and food justice advocates to find out what creates hunger, malnutrition and food poverty in South Africa


Awkward moment Hoda Kotb, 59, gets into a debate with a dating expert over her 'intimidating' advice - after being told 'get out of her comfort zone'

Hoda and her cohost, Jenna Bush Hager, invited Devyn Simone into the studio to help them answer dating dilemmas, but the TV host ended up questioning one of Devyn's 'intimidating' tips.


Revealed: A Place in the Sun host Laura Hamilton is in a new relationship with married businessman - but friends say his estranged wife is 'upset' over divorce

A Place in the Sun presenter Laura Hamilton is in a new relationship with a married businessman, MailOnline can reveal.


ROHAN BOPANNA, 44, opens up on his inspiring journey from growing up on a coffee plantation to becoming tennis' oldest world No 1 and India's new national treasure

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY NIK SIMON: You have to go back to the 1980s to discover Rohan Bopanna's earliest memories of Wimbledon.