Popular Mzansi DJ, Lamiez Holworthy says she doesn’t have an issue with how her body looks and she feels amazing.Taking to her Instagram timeline, the Metro FM DJ shared a snap of herself embracing the spring season in a colourful dress.

 

 

 

“Dear ladies, if you needed a sign to wear those summer dresses, shorts, bikinis and skirts — even with your big thighs, legs, stretch marks, cellulite and hyperpigmentation — here it is,” she wrote.“I won’t lie, I almost allowed my insecurities and fears to get the better of me — and then it hit me: I feel amazing! I look and feel amazing, even with the above ‘flaws’ that society constantly makes us feel uncomfortable about.

“As for me? I know, I see them, I live with them and if I don’t have an issue with them, I don’t see why anyone else should, so here I saved the cyberbullies some trouble and pointed out all that they’ve tried to shame me with.”

If anyone knows how it feels to live a life in the public eye with constant trolling, it’s Lamiez. The DJ is no stranger to social media trolls and is known for her clap-backs. She has been on the receiving end of body-shaming trolls who take aim at her for everything from her hairstyle to how she dresses.“Some day when we have time, we must discuss how and why it is so easy to find joy in the failures and pain of others. How we really are [our] own enemies and instead of building, we choose to destroy,” she wrote on her Facebook timeline.

“We must then discuss how brazen most are behind their keyboards and how easy it is to not only [to] think but type these evil thoughts.”

On Friday, Grammy Award winning DJ Black Coffee finally announced the line-up for his historic headline show at the iconic Madison Square Garden arena in New York.

The 47-year-old shared on Instagram that he will be supported by the amapiano twin duo of Major League DJz and will have special appearances by the likes of Bucie, Msaki, Delilah Montagu, Maxine Ashley, Monique Bingham and Roland Clark.

 

“Each guest I’ve chosen to join me at @thegarden has played a special part in my musical journey and I can’t wait to experience music in The Garden,” he shared.

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Despite a frosty recent history, the two have collaborated for some of the biggest and most memorable moments in SA dance music. Fans flooded the comments section to express their wishes for Bantwini to join him.

“Imagine if ZAKES BANTWINI slid down the stage for a surprise performance 🔥🔥🔥,” one fan commented on Instagram. Another added, “Zakes to make a surprise visit 😢😢.” @blessingjr also weighed in, “Where is Zakes Bantwini? Is there a typo?”

The eagerly anticipated concert is set to be a historic moment for the ‘Drive’ hitmaker.

When he steps onto the arena on October 7, Black Coffee will become the first African DJ and the first South African artist to ever headline Madison Square Garden.

Ahead of the concert, the world renowned DJ recently announced that he would be teaming up with Castle Lite for an exclusive Johannesburg send-off to celebrate with local music fans who won’t be able to join him abroad.

The alcohol giant shared with IOL Entertainment that the collaboration will see the two brands team up to give 1 000 fans an “ultimate experience and a true South African-style send-off” at an undisclosed venue in Johannesburg on September 28.

The Mzansi Youth Choir has made it to the finale of season 18 of ‘America’s Got Talent’ (AGT) after an amazing performance of ‘Everywhere’ by Fleetwood Mac.

 

The choristers made history when they received the Golden Buzzer for their tribute to Nightbirde in the semi-finals.

Simon Cowell was previously in tears after hearing their motivation behind choosing to audition that specific song.

Jane Marczewski, better known by her stage name Nightbirde, sang the same song and received a Golden Buzzer during the 16th season, but was unable to progress to the next round of AGT due to cancer. On February 19, 2022, she passed away.

The choristers were inspired by the admirable way in which Nightbirde approached her challenges in life and felt it would be appropriate to continue her legacy, singing their interpretation of her original song.Celebrity judges Heidi Klum and Sophie Vergara gushed about how exceptional the choir was, complimenting them on the outfits, make-up and stage presence.

Cowell shared that the act’s energy drew people in and remarked on how the ‘AGT’ stage has made the choir.

Some of Nightbirdie’s family members were in the audience during the choir’s performance and Cowell thanked them for honouring her memory with their previous performance.

Howie also praised the choir for their essence and shared how he loves the choir, which is something rare for him as he usually doesn’t like choirs.

The choir remarked on stage that they have the biggest family in America and are so happy to be performing.

The 13-episode season will air weekly, offering viewers an exclusive window into the life of the beloved DJ Zinhle, as well as her circle of friends.

This season, DJ Zinhle grapples with the untimely loss of Kiernan ‘AKA’ Forbes, the father of her first child Kairo, providing an intimate look into her process of healing.

DJ Zinhle takes centre stage, allowing fans unprecedented access to her journey.

The entrepreneur will share behind-the-scenes stories of her friends and family’s collaborative efforts and the joys of working together.

 

 

 

 

 

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“I’m truly excited to share this new chapter of my life with all of you through ‘The Unexpected’ Season 3 on BET,” shared DJ Zinhle in a press statement.

“This season has been a journey of healing, growth, and new beginnings, and I couldn’t be more grateful for the opportunity to let you into my world.

“We’ve got some incredible stories to tell, and I hope that my experiences can inspire and connect with all of you out there. Buckle up, it’s going to be an unforgettable ride!”

Audiences this season will be captivated by the heartwarming journey of Kairo as she takes on the newfound responsibility of being a big sister to Asante with grace and love.

The season will also delve into the lives of Zinhle’s friends Thabs, Moozlie and Brendon, known as Benny Billionaire – viewers will get to see the growth in their respective lives.

The first episode airing on September 30 at 7:30pm on BET (DStv channel 129)

The Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) founder died at the age of 95. Buthelezi’s death was confirmed in a statement released by his family.

Delazy, is among the Buthelezi grandchildren, who had a strong relationship with Buthelezi and his late wife Princess Irene.

 

 

 

 

The ‘Love Is In The Air’ hitmaker in a previous interview with City Press, expressed that her grandfather was “woke” amid criticism she received for wearing ibheshu (traditional Zulu attire commonly worn by men) at a ceremony celebrating her grandfather’s 90th birthday.

“My grandfather gives me hope that it is possible for tribalism to end. He is a 90-year-old man who is woke, understanding, who is not judgemental and accepted me for who I am.“If a Zulu man, the Prime Minister of the Zulu nation, someone who is tribal to that extent, can grow and understand the world now, it is possible,” she told the publication.

Princess Irene, died in 2019 after “a long and difficult illness”, the award-winning musician openly shared how the death was hard on her.“I wrote Qhawe last year after devastatingly losing my grandma. Struggling with the loss of someone so special, I found myself in a dark place and at war with my own mind,” she said.

Delazy is yet to publicly share her sentiments regarding her grandfather’s passing and is not taking interviews at the moment.

Her most recent social media posts feature a picture of herself with musician Seun Anikulapo Kuti, where she celebrated their heritage of coming from great African descendants.