The Brite Future (TBF)

So, Thando Thabethe was on Oh Ship and you can bet that meant she was going to flaunt what her mamma gave her. With photographer Andile Shellingson Msomi on hand, we spent all weekend double tapping the snaps that were taken of Thando. Here's 9 snaps of Thando giving us all kinds of KeDezembaBoss feels.

He plays the honest and strict detective Roberts on Generations: The Legacy, but that’s not his only talent. Versatile Tumelo Matlala is also a recording gospel artist with three albums under his belt. He recently dropped his latest album – From a Heart of a Man to God. How do you juggle being a gospel singer and an actor in one of the biggest soapies in Mzansi? It’s a matter of balancing time. Luckily the Generations job is during the week and I don’t shoot every day. So after shooting I get time to go to rehearsals and my gigs are mostly on the weekends. What are some of your best moments on Generations: The Legacy? My highlight is working alongside a man that I respect so much, Vusi Kunene who plays Jack Mabaso and learning more about the law. Having to do research on criminal law. Why did you decide to go into acting? It’s my passion and so is singing. I started with music and along the way I realised that it’s a struggle to become an independ...

Maggie Benedict (Photo: Gallo Images) Johannesburg – Local actress Maggie Benedict had fans going crazy when they spotted her in an episode of the US series The Good Doctor . Posting a clip on Twitter of the star's cameo @Za_maniac wrote: “Maggie Benedict aka Akhona from #Generatios on the latest episode of #TheGoodDoctor I love seeing my South Africans making international moves.” Maggie was popularly known for her role as Akhona on local soapie Generations . Check out the clip of her on the American show here: Maggie Bennedict aka Akhona from #Generations on the latest episode of #TheGoodDocter I love seeing my fellow South Africans making international moves❤ pic.twitter.com/Z7vRKl8cRu — Zamani (@Za_Maniac) November 28, 2017

HE PLAYS a vicious character on Mzansi’s favourite soapie Generations as Gadaffi who doesn’t let anyone play him. Now it seems that actor Vuyo Dabula has brought his character to life after a prophet double-crossed him. The star went on a mission to get back his money. He vented his anger on social media claiming that the prophet, who called him for an appearance gig at his church, was now ignoring his phone calls. WHERE IT ALL BEGAN The actor says he couldn’t take it lightly when someone, who claims to be a man of God, betrayed him. He says he is unhappy because prophet Paul Mpobole of Emmanuel Christian Ministries in Sebokeng, Vaal is refusing to pay him. “I was booked to appear in two churches. One church paid me R4 000 that I don’t even charge.  I still continued with the gigs, even though I noticed that the other church didn’t pay me,” he says. Vuyo says he later confronted the prophetin Sebokeng and demanded payment, but the prophet refused to pay him. “I then went to ...