Thomas Harris drops Hannibal Lecter but it seems he still has an appetite for violence
Zodwa Kumalo saves you from bad party vibes and having to put Nina Simone on repeat all evening
Stack them up on side tables, pile them next to the pool, slip them into your basket. These are the books you need around for your holiday this December
Some screen distraction to pass those inevitable rainy days, gaps in the cricket, and the many-houred schlep to Val D’Isere
From epic battle scenes in 'Vikings' to Michael Douglas' latest role in the lighthearted and humorous series 'The Kominsky Method' – your weekend binge is sorted!
Zodwa Kumalo saves you from bad holiday vibes with some solid soul, R&B, and hip-hop
Picture book made by rapper and programmer, Raj Haldar, takes a humorous look at the quirks of English
The Maluti Mountains will be alive with the sound of music this weekend
The sequel 'The Testaments' will not be connected to the TV series and will be published in 2019
We learn from and about the former US first lady in autobiography that is sincere without being sentimental
From Julia Roberts' small screen debut in 'Homecoming' to the return of Marvel's 'Daredevil' season 3 – your weekend is binge sorted!
New book 'Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup' explores the rise and fall of Holmes' fraudulent blood-testing company
Rob Rose’s riveting new book 'Steinheist: Markus Jooste, Steinhoff and SA’s biggest corporate fraud' tracks the final days leading to the implosion of the behemoth company
Four decades after its making, the great auteur’s last work is finally seeing the light
The Oxford Healthcare Retreat offers short-term stays to help you achieve a sense of wellbeing in today's relentless digital media world
The Man Booker Prize was awarded to Burns for her tale of sexual harassment in 1970s Belfast and the destructive power of gossip
Calexico offers a contemporary space in which the era of “real music” can be revived
A new biography by Craig Brown perfectly matches the dazzlingly glamorous princess’ style in its irreverent approach to chronicling her life
As the music industry changes and evolves, nostalgia for the music of our youth remains a constant – which sees a revival in vinyl
Having been ravaged by a fire early last year, this remarkable Stellenbosch gem has made one spectacular comeback, writes Seth Shezi