Month: May 2011

If the Sharks lose to the Waratahs tomorrow their Super Rugby aspirations are done and dusted.

AT the risk of sounding alarmist, if the Sharks lose to the Waratahs tomorrow their Super Rugby aspirations done and dusted. Technically this might not be the case in that an unlikely clean sweep of (preferably) bonus-point wins in Bloemfontein, Johannesburg and Pretoria over the next three weeks might rescue the situation and slip the... Continue Reading →

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2009 Idols winner Jason Hartman will be performing on the Monaco Grand Prix Racetrack this Friday, 27 May 2011

JASON HARTMAN TO PERFORM AT MONACO GRAND PRIX Johannesburg, 20 May 2011: 2009 Idols winner Jason Hartman will be performing on the Monaco Grand Prix Racetrack this Friday, 27 May 2011. Hartman, who soared to success with chart-topping hits such including Break The Silence and On The Run, will be performing two shows with his... Continue Reading →

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Winter has arrived, but there’s 6 big reasons to stay indoors or visit your nearest cinema t his June and July,

JUNE RELEASES: PROM Theatrical Release from Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Available in cinemas nationwide from 3 June 2011 At PROM, every couple has a story and no two are exactly alike. Several intersecting stories unfold at one high school as the big dance approaches; “Prom” portrays the precarious passage from high school to independence... Continue Reading →

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: BEYONCÉ’S NEW ALBUM “4” TO BE RELEASED ON TUESDAY, JUNE 28

Wednesday, May 18, 2011 –Columbia Records will release “4,” the fourth solo studio album from Beyoncé on Tuesday, June, 28, 2011. The album was recorded over a year between the spring of 2010 and the spring of 2011, while Beyoncé took time away from the spotlight. She engaged in what she describes as simple things,... Continue Reading →

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Sipho Mabuse will take to the stage and set it alight on Saturday, 4 June in the third Road to Joy of Jazz session at Silverstar Casino in JHB

Gauteng’s spanking new monthly jazz series, the Road to Joy of Jazz at Silverstar Casino is fast gaining popularity as the place to be on the first weekend of each month. For good reason…the first two sessions have dished out swinging fun and the third is set to be a sizzler. Award-winning afro-jazz and soul... Continue Reading →

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This year is ultimately about the Rugby World Cup, not Super Rugby or the Tri-Nations,

To state the obvious, this year is ultimately about the Rugby World Cup, not Super Rugby or the Tri-Nations, so rugby supporters need to keep a cool tune instead of over-analysing what happens in May, June and July with a view to what might ultimately occur in New Zealand in October. To put a fine... Continue Reading →

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Legal and illegal when it comes to tackling in Rugby?

by Mike Greenaway Sharks openside flank Keegan Daniel’s two-week censure handed out by a Sanzar judiciary yesterday for an allegedly dangerous tackle on a Brumbies player is the latest questionable episode in SANZAR’s management of what is legal and illegal when it comes to tackling. Daniel, who has no history of foul play, was cited... Continue Reading →

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Blue Monday in the no longer so-cock-a-hoop Cape. The Crusaders, minus a host of key players, came, saw and conquered

It is indeed a strange old game. Last week, thethe remorseful Sharks worked themselves into a frenzy of self-flagellation as they sort to redeem themselves against the Brumbies after their submission to the Stormers. It was all doom and gloom in Durban and the sack cloth and ashes were not far off. But a week... Continue Reading →

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