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EVERY now and again it feels as if the things of the world become too noisy, confusing and overwhelming. As if the morning’s news brings a new shock every day. Another bout of precarious madness that scratches at the edge of reason. Days like these make me want to echo Dorothy Parker’s words: “What fresh hell is this?” How do we stay on track when it sometimes feels as if the things we care about are about to crack? How do we stay a force for good? Just before we went to print with this issue, the headlines were punctuated with anger and anxiety yet again. I read everything I could to be as informed as possible and then became still to try to make sense of it all. And…

THE SEARCH IS ON!

Puzzle fans, YOU Word Search No 15 is on shelf now and it’s packed with entertaining puzzles. In this summer edition you’ll find a wide range of themes from pop culture to food, word fun and more. Plus, there’s a whole section for kids. Get them solving from an early age with themes such as colours, shapes, maths and languages. Get your copy in stores or online at youstore.co.za. Or contact Johan Terblanche on 021-406-4962 or johan.terblanche@media24.com to order a copy. See your writing or news tips in print! Here are the email addresses you need for submitting material for publication. News ideas news@you.co.za Personal stories web@you.co.za Original jokes chuckles@you.co.za Recipes recipes@you.co.za…

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EXPERTS QUESTION LUCY LETBY CONVICTION Panel challenges the evidence A STORM of controversy has erupted around the conviction of former British nurse Lucy Letby, who was last year found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder seven others. An international team of experts have questioned the medical evidence that led to her conviction, suggesting that natural causes and inadequate medical care, rather than her actions, may have been responsible for the babies’ deaths. Letby’s convictions, based on accusations that she’d injected air into the babies’ bloodstreams and poisoned them with insulin, largely stemmed from testimony by retired consultant paediatrician Dr Shoo Lee of Canada. However, Lee recently expressed serious concerns about the evidence, saying, “The medical findings may have been misinterpreted, leading to a possible miscarriage of justice.”…

BRIDGET’S BACK!

HUSBANDS: 0. Children: 2. Suitors: 2. Childminder: 1. Big knickers: still there for emergencies. Calories: no longer counting. Ciggies: gone. Chardonnay: hidden so the kids don’t see. This, in a very Bridget-Jonesy nutshell, sums up the life of the character we’ve loved since the first movie slid deliciously onto the silver screen 24 years ago. Bridget became a cult hero for millions as she navigated the complexities of work, men and self-image, dropped the f-bomb with abandon and made her disdain for the “smug married” known. Now Bridget is back in Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy – and like the times, she’s changed a lot. Gone are the weight worries and the couch she once drenched with singleton tears – Bridget is now a middle-aged mom to Billy and…

BRIDGET’S BACK!

‘I CAN BREATHE AGAIN’

I’M SO relieved. I can breathe again.” This is the message Alison Botha sends us via her lawyer – her chosen method of communication with the outside world after an aneurysm and two brain surgeries made talking on the phone tiring and difficult. Yet the voice message says it all – she received the best news she could hope for recently when the two men who attacked her and left her for dead in 1994 were sent back to jail. It’s the boost she needs as she continues her recovery – and in another message to us she says she wants people to know she’s grateful for all the love and support she’s received over the past few months. “I’m focusing on my health, on my rehabilitation and recovery,” she…

‘I CAN BREATHE AGAIN’

SA IN TRUMP’S SIGHTS

EVERYBODY knew the world was in for a bumpy ride – with Donald Trump back in the White House, emboldened after winning another four years and with nothing to lose, it seemed inevitable hasty decisions and rapid-fire executive orders would be the order of the day. South Africans assumed that, perched on the southern tip of Africa, far from the corridors of power in Washington, we’d be able to escape the chaos. So it came as a surprise when, seemingly out of the blue, Trump signed an executive order freezing aid to South Africa. Then he ordered US officials to grant refugee status to “white Afrikaners” who, he claims, are victims of “government-sponsored race-based discrimination”. The order states that the recently enacted expropriation act, which allows for the confiscation of…

SA IN TRUMP’S SIGHTS

BABY SHAME GAME

SHE YEARNED to become a mother for years so when she announced her dream had finally come true you’d imagine people would be happy for her. “Welcome to the centre of our world, Tove Jane McDowell,” Lily Collins wrote in a social media post alongside a picture of her newborn daughter fast asleep in her bassinet. “Words will never express our endless gratitude for our incredible surrogate and everyone who helped us along the way. We love you to the moon and back again. . .” Yet if Lily and her husband, Charlie McDowell, had expected only an outpouring of delight they would’ve been sorely disappointed. Some were happy for the pair – but negativity soon drowned out messages of congratulations as the Emily in Paris star was roundly surrogacy-shamed.…

BABY SHAME GAME

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THERE are so many moments he’s proud of but one of the most special was watching Zozibini Tunzi answering a question from the Miss South Africa panel. “Despite all the challenges, what reason do South African women have to smile?” she was asked in 2019. “We have absolutely no reason to keep smiling,” Zozi replied. “South African women are dying every day and mostly people are doing nothing about it. It’s not up to us; it’s up to perpetrators to start doing right.” There were gasps from an audience more used to hearing contestants delivering less political, more pageant-friendly answers. But Werner Wessels was thrilled. He’d helped to coach Zozi on her road to the pageant and they’d discussed how she’d answer questions and the impact she wanted to have.…

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BRING THE DRAMA

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HOW TO QUIT VAPING

WHEN she started panicking every time her vape ran out, she realised it was time to quit. She couldn’t focus on anything other than when she’d be getting her next puff. “It wasn’t just a habit – it was an addiction,” says Nicole*, who had smoked cigarettes for years but switched to vaping in 2022, thinking it was a safer alternative. Not only that, the flavours were so appealing. Fizzy cherry, pink lemonade, butterscotch custard. Her favourite was guarana ice because it tasted like Red Bull, which she loves. “It tasted like all my favourite things – plus I didn’t smell like an ashtray,” Nicole (39) says. She was vaping multiple times a day – sometimes for up to an hour continuously – and spending at least R1 000 a…

HOW TO QUIT VAPING

MY FATHER IS BETRAYING MY MOTHER’S MEMORY Q My 75-year-old dad became a widower last year after my mom lost her battle with dementia. The last few years of her life were difficult as the disease took its toll on her mind and body. After her death my dad was very down but he recently met a woman and it seems they are now dating. They go dancing and on outings to the beach. I know I should feel happy for him but I find myself feeling dismayed. I don’t trust this lady. She is quite a bit younger than my dad and I’m not sure whether or not she is after him for his money. I am dreading him telling me he wants to marry her. I also feel…

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For daily horoscopes go to you.co.za. PISCES 19 FEB – 20 MAR BRING STRUCTURE AND CREATE ORDER If you followed all the hype about Mars being in retrograde for the past few weeks, you may have wondered what all the fuss is about. Personally, you may have struggled to find your creative heartbeat, but that’s set to change towards the 24th. Your task this week is to put your mind to bringing greater structure and organisation to all aspects of your life to create more order in addition to a solid foundation. YOUR LUCKY NUMBERS 11, 21, 29, 31, 25, 17 ARIES 21 MAR – 19 APR After what has seemed like weeks on end, your governing planet, Mars, moves out of retrograde on the 24th. Slowly but surely life…

LOVE IS IN THE AIR ■ Not to brag, but I already have a date for Valentine’s Day. It’s 14 February. ■ Who did the fish buy flowers for on Valentine’s Day? His gilfriend. ■ What did one volcano say to another on Valentine’s Day? I lava you! ■ I’m going to have a Barack Obama kind of Valentine’s Day. Obama self. ■ My friend told me he has trouble getting a date for Valentine’s Day. I don’t understand his problem. They literally grow on trees. CLEANING UP ■ Why did the tiny soccer player take a shower? He was a little Messi. ■ My girlfriend tried to take a selfie in the shower but it was too blurry. She has selfie steam issues. ■ For a survey I asked…

ON OUR RADAR 1 PADDINGTON IN PERU In Paddington in Peru the little bear with a taste for marmalade sandwiches (voiced by Black Doves’ Ben Whishaw) gets his British passport and soon after receives a letter from his beloved Aunt Lucy (voiced by Imelda Staunton), saying she’s lonely in the bear retirement home, inspiring Paddington and his adopted family, the Browns, to visit her. When they arrive in Peru they learn she’s disappeared and realise she might have set off on foot to discover the lost city of El Dorado. Paddington and the Browns set off into the jungle in search of her with the help of riverboat captain Hunter Cabot (Antonio Banderas) and his daughter Gina (Carla Tous). ▶ PADDINGTON, THE GOAT Opinions on movie review aggregators such…

FABULOUS FICTION

INTERMEZZO BY SALLY ROONEY Faber Sally Rooney’s tale of two grieving brothers at odds with each other is her most accomplished work yet. Peter Koubek is 36 and a successful barrister in Dublin. His brother Ivan, 10 years his junior, is an oddball chess genius whose progress through the rankings has stalled since the death of their father in the summer. Their love lives form the central preoccupation of the novel. Ivan starts an unlikely love affair with Margaret, a 36-year-old arts programme director whom he meets at a chess tournament. Their relationship is beautifully drawn as Margaret wrestles with her conscience in the face of the purity of her young lover’s motives. On hearing about the affair Peter makes his disapproval at this set-up abundantly clear, driving a wedge…

FABULOUS FICTION

> SPIRAL Keyword clue: MUSICIAN Starting with clue No 1, fill in the grid in a clockwise direction with four-letter words working your way to the centre of the spiral puzzle. The last letter of each word becomes the first letter of the next. If you have correctly filled in the grid there should be a seven-letter keyword reading across from clue No 8. 1 Testament2 Guide or metal3 Antlered animal4 Stack of straw5 Tie the . . . (get married)6 Tightly stretched7 Minor argument8 Mass of small bubbles9 Layer of humus10 Citrus fruit11 Arabic ruler12 They followed thePied Piper13 Undergarment14 Drag on a cigar15 Strong criticism (inf)16 William . . . (legendaryScottish privateer) > SUDOKU These number puzzles are quite simple. Place the numbers 1 to 9 in the…

SKELETONS are the hard structures that support and protect the body of a living thing. The skeleton of a human looks very different to the skeleton of a fish. And if you compare the skeleton of a crab and a jellyfish . . . Wait, do jellyfish even have a skeleton? Read on to find out! THE SKELETON Vertebrates are animals that have a skeleton inside their body. This is called an endoskeleton – “endo” means within. Mammals (including humans), birds, reptiles and fish have endoskeletons. Arthropods are animals that have skeletons outside of their bodies. These types of skeletons are called exoskeletons – “exo” means outside. Insects (ants, bees, etc.), arachnids (spiders) and crustaceans (crabs, lobsters, etc) have exoskeletons. The three main functions of any skeletal system are support,…

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WE TALK ABOUT Dinosaur origins DINOSAURS have captured the imagination for many decades, whether it’s the terrifying carnivorous T Rex or herbivorous giants like the long-necked Diplodocus. But their origin – precisely where and when these awe-inspiring creatures first appeared – has remained somewhat of a mystery. Now a new study led by researchers from University College London (UCL) has shed light on the matter. They believe the remains of the very first dinosaur – ancestors to all the different kinds we know of today – might be hidden away in the Amazon and other equatorial regions of South America and Africa. The oldest dinosaur fossils we know of now date back around 230 million years and were found further south, in places such as Argentina and Zimbabwe. But the…

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MEET THE PLATYPUS

THE platypus is a small and strange-looking hodgepodge of different animals – its beak looks like a duck’s, its tail like that of a beaver and its body and fur reminds one of otters. They are found in the eastern parts of Australia and Tasmania close to lakes and rivers and spend about half the day in the water and the other half on land. Something else that makes the platypus special is that it’s one of only two mammals in the world that lays eggs. The other is the echidna, a spiky anteater. Even though platypuses seem shy and cute, the males can be dangerous because they have venomous spurs on their back legs. BILL Their amazing snout may look like a duck’s bill but it’s actually soft and…

MEET THE PLATYPUS

THE DIFFERENCE between doing a world tour when you’re 31 and when you’re 71, says Cyndi Lauper, is five hours a day. Back when she was in her thirties her voice could effortlessly scale four octaves and blow the socks off people in the back row. “I was a killer singer. Drop a dime and I would sing,” she says in her girlish voice. But now in her seventies and midway through her global farewell tour, she has to spend five hours every day doing vocal and physical exercises, “just so that I can go out and sing like a fire-breathing dragon”. Cyndi has spent her whole life fighting to get her fiery voice out. Back in the early days music executives wanted to pitch her as the next Debbie…

SO CUTE IT’S A CRIME!

TOY crazes are hardly new – think Barbies and Cabbage Patch Kids, action figures and Tamagotchis, Matchbox cars and Care Bears. But every now and then one comes along that beats them all – and right now that one is the Jellycat craze. Seldom has a plaything been as closely guarded or as desirable as these plush toys – and in some parts of the world they’re so in demand they make people do ridiculous things. Store owners in the UK have resorted to upping security to identify shoplifters who are raking in a small fortune selling the sought-after toys online. Outside Jellycat-selling shops licence plates are scanned, CCTV cameras keep a watchful eye on customers and even facial recognition software is used to identify shoppers in a bid to…

SO CUTE IT’S A CRIME!

RYAN’S ON A ROLL!

HE WAS the kind of kid who was good at every sport he tried – cricket, squash, rugby, tennis . . . you name it, he aced it. But cricket, Ryan Rickelton decided, was the one for him. And the Proteas and Mumbai Indians (MI) Cape Town can thank their lucky stars he did. The batsman is one of the stars of the game, confounding fast bowlers and spinners alike to smash balls all over the field. He was on fine form during the recent Betway SA20 League final against Sunrisers Eastern Cape, smashing a rapid-fire 33 off just 15 balls to help MI Cape Town clinch the tournament. Ryan is the second top scorer for the team this season, making 336 runs in his side’s relentless march to the…

RYAN’S ON A ROLL!

PARALYMPICS, HERE I COME!

THE SUN blazes down on the athletics track as the children stretch and warm up in preparation for their race, their parents and peers cheering from the sidelines. As the starting shot echoes through the air, a little boy surges forward, his arms pumping as he propels himself along the track. It’s a typical scene at the start of a new school year, a time when young learners eagerly hit the track for sports day. Yet one child stands out from the rest – eight-year-old Nicklaas van Heerden, who’s running with crutches. Though his classmates soon overtake him, Nicklaas, whose left leg has been amputated, remains unfazed. He resolutely moves forward and as he crosses the finish line he’s greeted with the loudest applause. Nicklaas became a social media sensation…

PARALYMPICS, HERE I COME!

KEKE’S KICKING IT!

SHE was the kind of kid who drove her mom and dad nuts – too much energy, too much passion, too much talking, too much everything. “I was always bouncing off the walls,” she admits. “And I think my parents were like, ‘She’s a little crazy but she’s gifted. Let’s try to figure out how to help her channel this.’” So began Keke Palmer’s foray into the world of entertainment – an environment she felt at home in from the word go. She could act, she could sing, she was funny – and two decades later she’s stronger than ever. Keke (31) has been in movies like Nope and Hustlers, on TV shows such as the Scream series, in memes, on game shows, on stage hosting awards evenings . .…

KEKE’S KICKING IT!

TRUE TO HIS ROOTS

HE’S THE first solo rapper to headline a Super Bowl halftime show, the only hip-hop artist to win a Pulitzer Prize and he counts Barack Obama among his legions of fans. Yet despite reaching dizzying heights of fame Kendrick Lamar remains grounded and true to his roots. Take, for example, the recent Grammy Awards where he was the night’s standout star, going home with gramophones clutched in his arms. In a heartfelt speech he honoured the city of Los Angeles devastated by the January fires and paid tribute to the areas of Compton, Watts, Long Beach and Inglewood where he cut his musical teeth. “We’re going to dedicate this one to the city,” he said after winning the record of the year for his runaway hit Not Like Us. “This…

TRUE TO HIS ROOTS

CONTROLLING KANYE WITH a slightly nervous look on her face and swathed in a thick fur coat Bianca Censori edges to the centre of the red carpet at the Grammy Awards. Her husband Kanye West whispers something to her. She nods her head then slowly drops the coat, revealing nothing but a sheer mini dress and her naked body. As camera flashes pop, Ye (47), dressed head to toe in black, leers at Bianca (30) as she slowly makes a turn before the pair walk off. According to a lip-reader, just before Bianca’s big reveal, the rapper told her, “You’re making a scene now” and “Make a scene. I’ll say it makes so much sense.” Although Ye was nominated for a Grammy award he didn’t attend the ceremony and the couple…

LOOK AT THEM NOW!

GUY PEARCE is a shining example. We first spotted him in the perennially popular Aussie soap Neighbours. Now he’s up for a best supporting actor Oscar for his role in The Brutalist. Guy (57) recently reflected on his time in Neighbours and how TV roles were often frowned upon. From 1986 to 1989 Guy played Mike Young, a young man who came from a troubled household, and called it a great launchpad for his career. “I did a play a year after I left [Neighbours] and this snobby actress said, ‘How could you even do that?’ I wanted to punch her!” he told the London Times. “Obviously, I didn’t punch her. But it was such a horrible attitude.” When he saw the same actress in a tacky TV ad three…

LOOK AT THEM NOW!

THE CHILDREN’S PRINCESS

THE PRINCESS of Wales had her hands full when she joined a bunch of pre-schoolers for an outing to the National Portrait Gallery in London recently. Kate’s visit was part of a new initiative by the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood to help young children develop essential social and emotional skills. The foundation launched an interactive trail in the gallery called the Bobeam Tree Trail, which allows children to explore and come up with their own stories inspired by visual and audio mediums. The royal and the group of excited youngsters from the All Souls Church of England Primary School arrived in a school bus and Kate lent teachers a helping hand to guide the kids through the experience. “The children, they’re four or five years old. They’re completely…

THE CHILDREN’S PRINCESS

SINGER CHAD SAAIMAN “My ideal date would be dinner with my wife, Savanah, at a restaurant that’s quaint and not too busy – a hidden gem where we can enjoy amazing food and great conversation. We’d follow it with a dance to R&B/funk/soul music. I also always buy my daughter, Summer [14], flowers every year – a little tradition for me.” SINGER AMY JONES “My ideal date would be with my husband, Lee Willcock, in Mauritius, where we had our honeymoon. We’d sit under the stars close to the ocean at a table set for two, surrounded by candles and roses.” REAL HOUSEWIVES STAR BEVERLEY STEYN “My choice is a romantic hot-air balloon ride above Table Mountain in Cape Town at sunrise. Inside the basket, I’d wear a long yellow…

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