In 1956, South Africa’s fairy godfathers waved a magic wand and created a fantastical platform for young girls to dream the impossible dream of being crowned “the most beautiful woman in the land” (bar the Read more…

Let them eat fruit! (and other revolutionary ideas) It is late summer, early morning. That hour when the street lights still have a vague purpose, if only to put pressure on the grid and cast Read more…

Dry bars? Non-alcoholic events? Cat Pritchard wonders if we are finally sobering up to a new, more conscious, reality. It happens every winter. A few friends drop off the social circuit citing the diagonal rain Read more…

The handshake has been done in for its germs. The fist bump praised for its hygiene. Cat Pritchard wonders when the mouth kiss greeting will be questioned for its crimes against propriety. It’s a strange Read more…