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The Kiffness feat. Mathew Gold – “Where Are You Going?”0
- Movies, Movies and TV, Music, News, Review, Tech Reviews
- October 18, 2013
The vibey Cape Town electronic duo, The Kiffness, recently released their second radio single and music video, “Where are you Going?”, featuring the eccentric Matthew Gold. The song is evidently inspired by local electronic legends Goldfish, and boasts a colourfully entertaining 8-bit style music video. Catch The Kiffness live at the Bos Earthwave Official Afterparty
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Exclusive: Eddie Murphy on His Return to Music and the Stage 0
- Movies, Music, News
- September 9, 2013
‘I didn’t want to leave it at ‘Party All the Time,” says Murphy “All I’ve been doing is making music,” says Eddie Murphy. “I haven’t been working on films, haven’t been developing movies, or any of that shit.” Truth is, though he hasn’t released an album for 20 years, Murphy never quit writing and recording
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‘Fight Club’ Sequel In the Works as Graphic Novel 0
- Movies, Review
- July 25, 2013
Author says the story will be ‘dark and messy’ Author Chuck Palahniuk announced this weekend at Comic-Con that he will write a sequel to Fight Club in graphic novel form, and promised that “it will be dark and messy.” “Tyler is telling the story, lurking inside Jack, and ready to launch a comeback. Jack is oblivious. Marla
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The Lone Ranger 0
- Movies, Movies and TV, Review
- July 10, 2013
Why is The Lone Ranger such a huge flop at the box-office? According to the Ranger code: “Never Ask a Question You Already Know the Answer To.” And the answer is really that obvious. Because the movie sucks, that’s why. Your expectations of how bad The Lone Ranger is can’t trump the reality. The wild, wild West is actually
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Trevor Noah: You Laugh But It’s True 0
- Movies, Movies and TV, Movies Reviews, Review
- April 18, 2013
“People don’t really buy tickets until the day of the show so you don’t even know if you’ve sold enough until you literally walk out onto stage,” Trevor Noah says in this David Paul Meyer-directed documentary. Of course, following the sold-out success of 2012’s That’s Racist we know that bums on seats in S.A. is no longer
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Jack Parow feat. Klipwerf Orkes on Jam Sandwich 0
- Movies, Music, News
- November 14, 2012
Rolling Stone visited Milestone Studios in Cape Town last week to get a behind the scenes peek of the Jack Parow collaboration with Klipwerf Orkes for the television show Jam Sandwich. Rolling Stone spoke to the show’s producer, Deon Maas: “The concept of Jam Sandwich is to bring musicians of different backgrounds together. Even though Jack Parow and Klipwerf are
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