Aspasia Karras is editor-at-large of Sunday Times Lifestyle. She has also worked as publisher of this department and has held senior positions at titles like Marie Claire and Elle.
A study at Rutgers university showed comedy can act as a tool to change the world
Last Wednesday night in the gilded, bevelveted Lyric theatre, slap bang in the heart of the casino pit of Gold Reef City - arguably the birthplace ...
Everything is now programmed into an algorithm that's rapidly evolving past anything you thought you knew
Thebe Magugu has the vision for a space where people can pop in and be inspired
These guys can really show you what you need to survive indefinitely into the future so that you too can bore the younger folks into submission (and ...
The avatars flicker briefly into view — insanely beautiful women adorned in mad cap finery or in their bare naked skins all asking for some ...
Lady Anne Barnard’s view is incomparable - the mountain is arranged like a theatrical backdrop for maximum visual effect.
How an Eat, Pray, Love moment opened up a whole new world and, most importantly, a whole new me
Maybe, as in Hollywood, we should enlist the help of intimacy co-ordinators to get us all back in the mood again in these bleak post-pandemic times?
Hungani Ndlovu has the kind of single minded composure you would expect in a person twice his age, writes Aspasia Karras.