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Will Smith - 7 pounds

Very few performers have had as much success transitioning from the music scene to the film realm as Will Smith has. Being in the entertainment scene since the late 80s, today, Smith is one of the most recognized and esteemed Read more

Ode to the Grape

A NEWCOMER ASCENDS THE THRONEThe waiting is over: Tokara, regarded for some time as one of South Africa’s premier cellars, celebrated the tenth anniversary of its first bottling by winning the Fairbairn Capital Trophy for the Most Successful Read more

Lesotho: Malealea

Lesotho is a world without fences. Breathtaking scenery abounds and every season has unique attractions. Malealea is situated in a remote part of Western Lesotho that is breathtaking in its beauty. This is a chance to experience the Read more

Charlize Theron is perhaps the world's most beautiful Plain Jane.

Ever since the model turned actress demanded Tinsletown's attention in otherwise avoidable films like '2 Days in the Valley' and 'The Astronaut's Wife' (as well as her early career hit, 'The Devil's Advocate'), the South Africa native has made an Read more

A Hankering for Hong Kong Amanda Hardy

Perched on the edge of Mainland China lies a traveller’s paradise- Hong Kong. The “Fragrant Harbour” enjoys a peculiar status in the Far East. Officially part of China since 1997 but operating on a ‘one country, two systems’ approach that has the residents enjoying levels of freedom (both financial and social) that their Mainland counterparts do not. Here opportunistic capitalists rub shoulders with communist principles and everyone gets along just fine. Read more

Measures up

Keri Russell knows celebrity cuts both ways. A decade ago when she was a Hollywood It girl and star of TV’s Felicity, she hacked off her then-iconic tresses and suffered a backlash that would have made Kate Gosling’s extensions stand on end. Read more

The Parlotones

The Parlotones are known for their electric, polished stage performances delivered against the backdrop of their deftly crafted and darkly romantic lyrics. Their sound, described as alternative in their formative years and influenced by the likes of Muse, Radiohead and the Smiths, has evolved substantially becoming more refined and focused with each album. The band experiment sonically with their sound and various structures are utilised in their songs, including the typical Doo-Wop cycle or traditional Folk structure. Read more

Winter Olympics

The top ten listed NOCs by number of gold medals are listed below. The host nation, Canada, is highlighted. Read more

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Gadgets

Written by TMG Webmaster
Wednesday, 28 April 2010 00:00
Winter Edition Gadgets i) Canvas by Kyle Cherry Designer Kyle Cherry has envisaged a new type of computer with creatives in mind. Called simply “Canvas”, the computer is designed to increase the quality and productivity of the designer or artist. It is intended to allow a user with little or no experience to make the switch from traditional to digital workflows by building the system around a more familiar interface. This concept should even make Wacom Clinq owners jealous. www.kylecherry.com
Last Updated on Tuesday, 17 August 2010 12:13
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Vyrus

Written by TMG Webmaster
Thursday, 29 April 2010 00:00
The name Vyrus may not be familiar to motorcycle enthusiasts when they begin reading this article, but by the end of it, there’s every chance it will be at the top of their list of “dream bikes.” The small Rimini-based Italian company is currently best known for producing the Bimota Tesi 2D, but the company's new, top-of-the-range, Vyrus 987 C3 4VV naked superbike is just about to propel it to even greater world renown, leapfrogging past a gaggle of superbikes to become the most powerful production motorcycle in the world.
Last Updated on Thursday, 29 April 2010 12:20
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SA all set to host the world

Written by TMG Webmaster
Thursday, 29 April 2010 00:00
It is now more than five years ago since Fifa president Sepp Blatter stepped to the podium in Zurich and pulled South Africa’s name from the envelope designating the host of the 2010 World Cup finals. Just a few months are left before the first kick off on June 11, the culmination of more than a decade of campaigning, bidding and then planning and constructing for the world’s biggest sporting show. It will be like no other event in this country’s history and a culmination of two decades working back into the league of nations after a lifetime of isolation. It will be a time to celebrate for South Africa, and cause to pause and reflect on the country’s achievements over the last years and its potential going forward.
Last Updated on Thursday, 29 April 2010 11:06
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