Get hooked: The strange world of Asako Yuzuki’s fiction
Asako Yuzuki’s cult hits shine a blistering light on the lives of Japanese women
By Michele Magwood
The allure of slowing down with LRNCE
The Decorex 2026 Designer of the Year prioritises intentional making and craft over speed.
By Wanted Reporter
Gallery F: Where photographs find refuge
Once a leading fashion photographer, Gavin Furlonger now safeguards South Africa’s photographic heritage.
By Telford Vice
Last Word | A shoo-in - or rather a shoe-in - for human biology
Some were made to run marathons in under two hours; some were made to run them with massages and wine stops.
By Aspasia Karras
Dr Wamuwi Mbao: What’s the point, again?
‘Something about the accident of being thrown into the air at the same time … lowers the inhibitions of other people, setting free their stories’
By Dr Wamuwi Mbao
Winnie Mandela’s complex legacy
A new seven-part documentary explores the complex legacy of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela through the perspective of her granddaughters
By Andrea Nagel
Hot Lunch with Yolanda Mukondeleli
Having the skin condition vitiligo has helped Yolanda Mukondeleli learn life lessons we could all take on board.
By Aspasia Karras
Polo, prestige and a historic match at Inanda Club
SPONSORED | The Nedbank International Polo returns to Joburg’s Inanda Club on May 16.
By Wanted Reporter
NEW ISSUE: The sanctification
"A single glove was the only accessory of choice for the disco birthday parties sprouting up on weekends."
By Aspasia Karras
Review | A tragic glass ceiling in ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2′
While the movie is a love letter to journalism, its foray into the media landscape spares its heroes.
By Thango Ntwasa
Five novels to read in May
Whether you’re in the mood for literary fiction or something darker and more experimental, there’s plenty to choose from.
By Monique Verduyn
Heady fare
Wanted’s guide to what’s happening this month in art, theatre, music and more
By Iolandi Pool
Freshlyground shakes it up
Their new single ‘Take Me Home’ introduces new vocalist Mbali Makhoba.
By Andrea Nagel
Chris Thurman | Atlas of Uncertainty puts migrant experience into perspective
The curators of Atlas of Uncertainty affirm that African cities are ahead of the curve.
By Chris Thurman
Hot Lunch with Vusi Mahlasela
Vusi Mahlasela has a new album out that poses some questions and leaves it to the listener to answer.
By Aspasia Karras
