"And while the weather makes for soul-crushing small talk, it’s far better than the ‘mansplaining’ and defensive debate that’s been going on online"
"But wait, there’s more to cringe over."
Surely you guys are jealous of Barack Obama’s post-presidency glow?
"Everything must be questioned. It’s a time of suspicious minds."
“Famous people are normal people that are tragic and problematic in front of everyone.”
"The South Africa we’ve come to know, love and loathe is back for another season after a riveting 2016."
"If they aren’t excluding black Hollywood, they are highkey stealing the credit and the spotlight"
Beyoncé’s pregnancy announcement eclipsed most other happenings this week
Kuntha Ndimande takes a look at what popped and was popping in culture news this week
Fast forward a couple of weeks later into 2017 and it looks good. Mostly.
Kuntha Ndimande writes #CulturePop for Friday
It’s the first week of the last month of the year. Here’s what to expect for the rest of Dezemba, boss
The agenda of imperialist white-owned media is too often trending when I log on, longside the bark and bite of Black Twitter granted.
Trevor Noah calls out Donald Trump on ‘locker-room’ talk and aluta continua for #FeesMustFall
Monday prevailed on a sombre note as we mourned the passing of Khwezi, whose real name was Fezekile Ntsukela Kuzwayo.
Boris Johnson walks into a gaffe, Solange takes us by surprise and Queen of Katwe makes the right move.
Unhappy endings ushered us into and out of last week. Arts columnist Kuntha Ndimande takes us through the highs and lows of popular culture this week.
