Trevor Noah is ecstatic about his hit show The Daily Show bagging 6 Emmy Nominations.

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Comedian Trevor was recognized for his outstanding hosting skills as well as his writing for TDS.

The comedy talk show is nominated under these following categories: Short Form Nonfiction or Reality Series, Variety Talk Series, Directing for a Variety Series, Picture Editing for Variety Programming, Writing for a Variety Series, and Sound Mixing for a Variety Series or Special.

Should he win any of the awards, it would not be his first. The popular comedian won an Emmy in the year 2017 for Best Short Form Variety Series for his The Daily Show segment Between the Scenes.

Not showing too much excitement Trevor took to Instagram to share an image of him looking ‘scruffy’ he wrote; “Tired and scruffy but blessed and fulfilled. Truly incredible to see The Daily Show team nominated for six Emmys this year! Is this even real life? Thank you the Television Academy for the honour!”

Fingers crossed for the Trevor Noah and the team!

when fellow musician, Tumi Masemola, took to Instagram to share a tribute tweet about all the beloved industry greats who have passed away recently.

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She stated, “My heart is broken. I am not one to regularly post those who have passed… May your souls rest in love.” Although the post appeared to be rather heartfelt, the group of women she honoured included Candy, who fortunately has not yet passed away.

Fans were left distraught as they believed that Candy had died, causing for her to clear up the confusion on Instagram. She stated, “IM STILL HERE GUYS KEYA PHELA.” Thereafter, the public saw the lighter side of the situation, and were ultimately glad that nothing had happened to the singer.

Actor and television presenter Tumisho Masha has fired back at Boity after the comments she made on Twitter about the Bible.Boity’s comments caused a stir on social media with many giving their thoughts. The rapper and TV personality claimed the Bible is “the epitome of patriarchy”, and had little representation of women.“You telling me that was a record of people’s holy encounters and they barely got 10 nyana women to talk about their moments with Jesus? Gurl, bye,” Boity wrote.

“Perhaps you should read it more thoroughly. Starting with Eve, Sarah, Esther, The Queen of Sheba, Ruth, Deborah, Mary mother of Jesus, Mary Magdalene, the Samaritan woman at the well and many more that are mentioned. But quoting one or two scriptures out of context is misleading”, said the former Top Billing presenter.

Actress Buhle Samuels has shared her heartbreak at seeing social grant recipients line up in groups to collect their money when they should be at home, trying to stay safe from Covid-19.The star took to Twitter this week to criticise the government’s response to the pandemic, which has left them vulnerable still needing to go out and collect grants.“It hurts me to see people lined up at the post office for their grants. I wish there was a better solution to the problem,” she said

“Guys y’all need to understand that Famous people or celebrities are also humans … they also go through their own problems and they are not perfect.

It is not clear why Mlindo posted that message could it be why the vocalist had taken a week-long hiatus on social media. Fans were quick to respond to the message and some wanted to know what was behind the post.

Mlindo who arrived on the scene with his hit smash single AmaBlesser is one of the most celebrated musicians in the country. The musician also released his smash hit-filled album called, “Emakhaya” which carried songs such as Egoli featuring Sjava, Imoto, Usbahle, Wamuhle and Lengoma.