Category: Television

  Broken Heart Syndrome is a medical term referring to a short-term heart condition that’s often brought on by stressful situations. With the return of Love Back to Mzansi Magic on the 11th of October, one can only hope this show will reduce the number of broken hearts when it takes on the mammoth task… Continue reading Hashtag Bring Back My Lover – Love Back Returns For Season 4

After weeks of uncertainty and emotional upheaval, tonight’s episode of Idols SA was a bit of a breather for viewers and contestants alike. With the theme: Classic R’nB hits from the 90s, tonight was all about love. Keegan set the tone for all things hearts and roses when he opened the show with Luther Vandross’… Continue reading Idols Top 10 Switch To Love Mode With Classic R’n’B 90s Tunes

With all the on-pitch drama unfolding almost every week during soccer’s busy season, it’s safe to say that Mzansi soccer fans are in serious need of a chill pill to balance the scales. Say hello to Mzansi Magic’s all-new, all-local lifestyle reality show: Mzansi Footballers. This show follows in the footsteps of the popular globe-trotting… Continue reading Mzansi Footballers Makes Its Homebrewed Debut

On M-Net & M-Net HD [101], Sunday 25 September 2016 at 19:00 & again on M-Net Plus 1 [901] at 20:00 Universities on a Knife-Edge Almost a year after the #feesmustfall campaign brought campuses to their knees, universities have again braced against student backlash, violent protests and nationwide campus chaos. After a 2016 fee hike… Continue reading Coming Up On Carte Blanche 25 September 2016

LOVE, lies and betrayal will be the order of the day when Mzansi Magic’s popular relationship drama series, It’s Complicated, returns for a second season on Sunday, 9 October 2016 at 20:00. The explosive debut season entrenched itself in the TV-watching psyche so much that Mzansi held its collective breath with each episode to see… Continue reading It’s More Complicated Than Ever!

Indigenous Film Distribution is celebrating the honours awarded to two of the South African films on its 2016 slate at the fifth Jozi Film Festival. The four-day festival took place at Rosebank’s Cinema Nouveau, The Bioscope in Maboneng and Eyethu Lifestyle Centre in Soweto. A total of 40 films were selected for screening from just… Continue reading Dora’s Peace And Wonder Boy For President Celebrate Jozi Film Festival Wins