How, some may ask, could you muddy Hamlet’s soliloquy in such a heinous way? Well I have your attention so here I go. The selfie’s prize of ‘word of the year’ by the OED came as a shock to most people. With millions of duck faces clogging up our data packages we can all understand why; a quick search of google will spew out list after list of truly terrible selfie pics. These over exposed pictures of generally, over exposed teens, are in no way an asset to society. They perpetuate narcissism, g

[spasie] underground will play host to First Thursdays this week (6th of November) from 5PM until 9PM as it opens its doors for the first time. [spasie] is an exclusive restaurant open for dinners on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays with scope for private hire. [spasie] has no regular chef but rather a different executive chef cooking for guests week in and week out for two nights only. Think of it as a private, exclusive underground supper club where the chef makes the rules for the evening

As I sit here scouring page results, I’m struck by the boundaries we attribute to some of our most progressive and liberal forms of music. Like a noir comic, we place hip-hop, electro and any other genre within frame with buzzwords like ‘whizz-bang’ and ‘blammo’ highlighting our juvenile attempts to categorize human expression. This is not a rant about genres but rather the way we put artists into genres. We force them into predefined roles and tell them to do what we expect them to. Two artists

Cognac is drink which demands style; an island of class in a sea of drunk-fueled hazes. With the right suit, the right posse and the right drink you can ensure your night on the town is one Gatsby would envy. Richelieu is the fuel that’ll bring good times in an incredible environment but only if it’s done right; all Rococo, no coke. Here are a few places to look dapper and keep your finger on the pulse of Cape Town’s scene all the while reclining and enjoying the notes imbued into every bottle o