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Thembisa Mdoda could be headed to Touch HD. 'Our Perfect Wedding' star Thembisa Mdoda looks to be following radio veterans Glen Lewis and Tim Modise to Tbo Touch's Touch HD internet radio station. While we will have to wait until Tuesday evening for the station to officially announce its full lineup, Touch has suggested that Thembisa Mdoda may be one of the big names joining Touch HD. He posted a snap of himself with Thembisa over the weekend, welcoming her to the Touch HD family. Fans could hardly contain their excitement and flooded the post with comments congratulating Thembisa on her new gig. Touch HD spokesperson Lulu Ndevu refused to comment to TshisaLIVE about Thembisa's appointment, only saying that all will be revealed at a media event on Tuesday evening. Ever since TshisaLIVE confirmed that Glen Lewis would be joining the station as its breakfast host, the internet has been abuzz with speculation over who else Touch would bring to the newly relaunched st...
By Tshepo Bareetseng South Africa how you feel? The comments about La Flame's shows and it seems that one should actually pitch up barefoot, with no phone nor wallet to lose and maybe have a first aid kit as opposed to a snatchel hung around you. Travis Scott just broke the Guinness World Record for performing one song the most times in a row (he did it 14 times) at his Oklahoma City leg of the Birds Eye View tour. The previous record was held by Jay Z and Kanye West who performed N!as In Paris 12 times 5 years ago in, well, Paris. Just like how the crowd was cooperative for all 14 plays. You will be amazed by all of this. Watching the clip is so lit but would I maintain my high past the third play? What is most importantly asking is if the Mzantsi crowd would've played along like this here.
By Tshepo Bareetseng The rapper, who had recently released a solo album amid a burst of creative energy, died in Las Vegas where he was hospitalized several days ago after a performance as part of his lifelong struggle with sickle-cell anemia, a publicist for the group said. “It is with extreme sadness and disbelief that we confirm the death of our dear friend Albert Johnson, better known to millions of fans as Prodigy of legendary NY rap duo Mobb Deep,” a statement said, adding the exact cause of death was yet to be determined. Mobb Deep — formed between Prodigy and his bandmate Havoc — created one of hip-hop’s legendary tracks with 1995’s “Shook Ones (Part II),” a warning to would-be rival street thugs set to an ominous beat. “The Mobb comes equipped for warfare, beware,” Prodigy rapped in one of his opening shots of the song, which appeared on the album “The Infamous.” “We were talking to a certain grou...
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