Innholdsfortegnelse for 14 April 2022 i You South Africa

WE’VE watched all the Die Hard movies more times than I can remember and we have a box set that we’ve held on to despite the fact we stream most movies these days. My husband knows pretty much all the dialogue of key scenes and when I told him I’m writing about Bruce Willis’ recent medical diagnosis, he said I should just quote the lyrics to Guyz Nite’s song Die Hard. The track is a funny but spot-on homage to the iconic character Bruce played with such aplomb in the film series. Of course there’s nothing funny about his recent diagnosis – it was quite sad to read the details of his condition and how it’s caused him to end his stellar acting career. I’d never heard of aphasia before…

IT WAS a royal gathering of the highest order even if the occasion was a sombre one. And for fans starved of occasions brimming with pomp and ceremony, the thanksgiving service for Prince Philip at Westminster Abbey in London pulled out all the stops. There was the splendour of the ancient church, the fashion finery that saw many of the women choosing dark green – the livery colour of the late duke – and the dazzling parade of royals that included members of the royal households of Europe. Some 1 800 guests attended the ceremony, a far cry from the Duke of Edinburgh’s Covid-restricted funeral in April last year when only 30 people were allowed to attend. Like then, all eyes were on Her Majesty, whose health woes had sparked…

■ Aphasia is a brain disorder that affects the ability to communicate and is caused by damage in the left side of the brain that controls language and comprehension. It may be brought on by a head injury, stroke, brain tumour, an infection or dementia. ■ Symptoms include difficulty understanding conversation and naming objects, places, events or people. Patients can also have difficulty expressing themselves when speaking or writing and have trouble reading and spelling. ■ Treatment is usually focused on improving language and communication abilities. Patients work with speech and occupational therapists and learn to use other communication skills, such as facial expressions and gestures.…

It’s a rare subtype of ovarian cancer and is usually diagnosed in women under the age of 40. The cancer is more common in women under that age and – like many cancers – is regarded as a silent killer as symptoms (which include feeling bloated, fatigued and uncomfortable) can be mild until the disease is fairly advanced. Fortunately, because tumours develop from cells coated in mucous, swelling can be detected early on. One of MOC’s characteristics is the cancerous cells can resemble cancers arising from the gastrointestinal tract when put under a microscope. “Due to these similarities, it can be difficult to distinguish whether it’s truly ovarian cancer or cancer that’s spread from a different part of the body,” the University of Chicago’s School of Medicine says on its…

SCOTCH EGGS COVERED IN HOT CROSS BUN CRUMBS MAKES 6 LARGE SCOTCH EGGS PREPARATION: 30 MIN CHILLING: 1 HOUR COOKING: 30 MIN 6 eggs, cooked to your liking MINCE 300g lean beef mince 2 garlic cloves, chopped 1 onion, grated 1 egg, beaten a handful fresh parsley, chopped 5ml (1t) freshly ground pepper 2,5ml (½t) salt 60ml (¼c) oats CRUMBS 3 x day-old hot cross buns 60ml (¼c) breadcrumbs 250ml (1c) flour 2 eggs, beaten 125ml (½c) milk TO FINISH oil for deep-frying salt and freshly ground pepper herb salad of your choice Preheat the oven to 200°C. Grease a large baking sheet with nonstick spray. 1 Remove the eggshells and set the eggs aside. 2 Mince Mix everything well, cover and chill in the fridge for 30 minutes. 3…

FOR such a simple act, washing your hair sure can be complicated. Between figuring out how often to wash and keeping track of new product trends, the shampooing process can leave even the most well-versed beauty expert scratching their head. Knowing how often to wash your specific hair type could mean the crucial difference between having a good or greasy hair day. Of course, hair texture, lifestyle, hairstyling and your personal routine all play a significant role in this too; and with conversations about scalp health increasing, it might be time to reassess our hair-cleansing habits. Ready to take matters into your own strands? Keep reading for the best haircare tips and products to try. Is overwashing possible? Although opinions vary about how much you should wash your hair, there’s…

For daily horoscopes go to you.co.za. ARIES 21 MARCH – 19 APRIL DON’T BE TOO OUTSPOKEN AT WORK It’s in your Aries nature to be outspoken and say it as it is, but this tendency may backfire at work. Something you say could get the powers that be a little hot under the collar. With your governing planet, Mars, also settling into a secluded area of your horoscope now, it’s advisable to retreat a little and spend some time recharging your batteries. A weekend away, a check-in to a spa or a retreat will be healing and restorative to your wellbeing. YOUR LUCKY NUMBERS 12, 35, 39, 48, 36, 24 TAURUS 20 APRIL – 20 MAY Any tension that may arise in a relationship this week is likely because of…

THURSDAY ■ TROLLS WORLD TOUR ★★★ 2020, 91 min, A, M-Net, 06:00. Animated fantasy. The sequel to Trolls based on the toys. The queen of the trolls finds out there are five other tribes and that another queen wants to destroy her rival tribes’ music, so sets out to unite all the trolls to stop her. Voices: Anna Kendrick, Justin Timberlake. ■ THE NIGHT CREW ★★ 2015, 92 min, 16VL, e.tv, 00:00. Action. A team of bounty hunters try to survive the night holed up in an isolated hotel in the desert while being targeted by enemies. Luke Goss, Danny Trejo. ■ SHE’S FUNNY THAT WAY ★★★ 2014, 93 min, 16, e.tv, 01:45. Comedy. Various relationship entanglements develop on the set of a New York playwright’s latest production. Owen Wilson,…

GIRL A By ABIGAIL DEAN HarperCollins We’ve all read headlines about horrifying cases, both in South Africa and abroad, where a family of children are locked up by their parents in unimaginable conditions of neglect and abuse. This electrifying debut novel is based on just such an outrage and its tragic fallout. Lex, or Girl A as the eldest girl became known after her brave escape, and her many siblings were locked away for years by their parents. The novel opens when an adult Lex finds out her mother has died in prison and she has been named executor of the will. Supported by her beloved sister, Evie, Lex decides to turn the family House of Horrors into a force for good so she sets about tracking down her various…

YOU CAN ‘SHOOT’ SEAGULLS IN VENICE Two hotels in Venice, Italy, have come up with a unique way to fend off aggressive seagulls: water pistols. Every guest is given an orange water pistol – and apparently the big birds fly off because they don’t like the colour. The gulls in Venice are generally used to people and will snatch food from their plates or hands, but, “You don’t have to use the water pistol, you can just put it on the table,” says Paolo Lorenzini, who works at one of the hotels.…

AH, LOVE. We’re all subject to its whims and impulses, from the tummy butterflies of that first flush to the physical pain of a broken heart. It has the power to shape the parent-child relationship and we’ve felt its gentle warmth when we’ve looked at the face of a dear friend. But what do we really know about love? The poets have long given us their thoughts but now science is getting in on the act too. Thanks to ever-improving technology, scientists are able to look inside the human – and non-human – brain to find answers to some of our oldest questions on all things amorous. They can pinpoint the neurochemicals that form the very foundations of love, calculate the equations that add up to sexual attraction and even…

MUSIC may have made him a star and earned him awards and accolades but it’s his latest endeavour that’s made him a legend in the eyes of his two little boys. “No record I could ever release, no award I could ever win or stage I could perform on compares to owning your own sweet factory,” Danny K says. “They think I’m really Willy Wonka.” Danny recently bought the popular South African brand Sweets from Heaven when the company went into liquidation and became an instant hero in the eyes of sons Jayden (7) and Kyle (5). Willy Wonka, the quirky character of Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, owns a magical factory that produces all kinds of fantastic confectionary. Like many sweet-toothed SA kids, Danny (44) has fond…

THE Oscar should’ve been the cherry on top of a glittering awards season for WILL SMITH – the ultimate prize that would cement his star status in Tinseltown and ensure a future paved with gold and grace. Instead the King Richard actor’s career is in jeopardy, his reputation in tatters and the industry to which he’s given his all divided. FAREWELL, ACADEMY Will apologised to CHRIS ROCK for slapping him and to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for his violent outburst (YOU, 7 April) but there was much talk about expelling him from the academy. In the end, the matter was taken out of their hands: Will (53) resigned. This means he can no longer vote in the various Oscar categories – as members are entitled to…

WORKS BOTH WAYS I quite agree with Joan about horrible bosses (YOU Say, 31 March). I’m 78 years old and worked for three bosses over 55 years. But not once did I come across a rude and unruly boss. One was my husband with whom I worked in his own business from 1987 to 2014. He’s a wonderful boss to all who work for him. Unfortunately today some people in authority seem to take their positions too seriously and make everyone’s life miserable and unhappy. But then there are certain staff who think they’re paid for only walking through the door. So sometimes it’s give and take. VIRGINIA SCOTT, GORDON’S BAY SEX TALK FOR TEENS Today’s teenagers are too forward when it comes to intimate relationships. They get misleading information…

Well, at least the royal family were spared any drama with Harry the Histrionic not being at Grandad’s memorial. No glaring, sulking, grumpy, unsmiling brat to upset everyone. He can leave his equally toxic wife behind too. Such a pity his kids aren’t a part of the family’s lives. ANNE, SMS Thank goodness Nicky and Lee-Ann didn’t land up doing a tacky reality show (YOU, 24 March). I mean, really! Life is difficult enough as it is, especially after going through a hard time. Nicky and Lee-Ann, I hope you continue to get better. You have a lovely family. GOOD LUCK, SMS To the woman going through a lengthy divorce (YOU Say, 31 March): I know exactly how you felt in that courtroom. My husband dumped me and I too…

RAIN drums on the roof of the home she grew up in and the family huddle in the lounge as water buckets down drain pipes and pools in the street. It’s fitting weather for the Pules – as if the heavens are also weeping for the beautiful young woman who was snatched from them when she had so much to live for. Tshegofatso Pule, who was eight months pregnant, became another face of the horror of gender-based violence when her body was found hanging from a tree in June 2020. In the nearly two years since her death the family have seen two people convicted for her slaying: first the hitman, Muzikayise Malephane (31), and now the father of her unborn child, Ntuthuko Shoba (33). Malephane, a self-confessed gangster, was…

DOCTORS warned his mother to be prepared for the worst – the chances of survival of most children in his condition were slim. But Abdul Hakim Madumbo isn’t the kind of kid to follow the norm. And his mother isn’t the kind of woman to give up without a fight. Little Hakim is now five years old and in many ways is like any other boy his age. He’s obsessed with surfing, loves playing with his baby brother, Yakeem, and has a sweet tooth. He’s proved doctors wrong, his proud mom Tasneem Swartz says – although that doesn’t mean life is without challenges for her beloved son. Four years ago, a near-drowning incident left him in a vegetative state. Because his brain was deprived of oxygen for an extended period,…

IT’S the face that launched 6,4 million TikTok followers – weird eyeballs, dancing eyebrows, funny wiggly nose, movable mouth and all. Whether she’s ripping off characters from Friends, lip-syncing bizarre scenes or inserting her freakishly expressive eyes into classical paintings, Crystal Noleen Greeff-Katsini is truly a meme queen, a mime goddess and a makeup whiz. The 24-year-old from Durban is so successful on the social-media platform she’s decided to devote herself to her wacky antics full time. Calling herself #ladywiththebendyface, Crystal has taken TikTok by storm, earning herself a global audience despite never having ventured further from home than Clarens in the Free State, where she went on honeymoon. Ever the goofball, she answers YOU’s video call in her home in Kloof with two doll’s hands poking from her sleeves…

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If your mane feels constantly greasy or conversely dry, it might be down to the method you’re using to wash your hair rather than its genetic texture. ■ Use warm rather than really hot water. Apply shampoo by first distributing it between your hands, then targeting the scalp and mid-lengths. Apply firm, but not too firm pressure. Go in too hard and you can cause breakage and even scratches on the scalp that lead to scarring. The best practice is to use the pads of your fingertips and not your fingernails to scrub your scalp. ■ Remember to shampoo twice. Once to remove dead cells and product buildup and the second for a deep cleanse. And don’t forget the nape of your neck where you perspire. ■ The final step…

Write to Dr Louise, PO Box 39410, Moreletapark 0044, or email info@drlouise.co.za. WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT MY SAD LIFE? I am finding life very difficult. During my childhood I was told that I am special and that I will reach heights that were unheard of because I’m very clever. Everybody had these expectations of me becoming someone special. At school I was lazy and didn’t study, with the result that I passed by the seat of my pants. I felt I rather wanted to enjoy life than to spend my time sitting at a desk for hours and studying. Because I was clever, it wasn’t necessary for me to exert myself and I simply sailed along. I managed to get into university, but for the first time in my…

THE ARIES STYLE GUIDE ■ From nail polish to the colour of underwear, red is your colour. ■ They love designer jeans to show off their toned body with confidence. ■ They enjoy easy leisurewear to relax in. ■ They prefer wearing sporty fragrances. ■ Aphrodisiac – they prefer hot and spicy food. ■ Wrought-iron furniture is a must for their bedroom. ■ Bedroom rule: last one up makes the bed.…

THE MAN WHO NEVER WAS By DOUGLAS KRUGER Umuzi This debut novel explores how far a parent would be willing to go to save their child. But what makes it interesting is that the parent in question, David, is dead, having been killed in a botched robbery. In the afterlife he is given the opportunity to see his son, Chris, who was eight at the time of his death, at three points in his life but the condition is clear: he cannot help him. David agrees but is horrified as he observes his son’s unfolding story. But does he have the power to intervene? It sounds like an odd concept but Kruger, who is best known for his bestselling business titles such as Poverty Proof and Own Your Industry, pulls…

1 How many moons does the planet Mars have? 2 Who captained the SA women’s cricket team at the recent World Cup in New Zealand? 3 How many zeros are in a billion? 4 Which actor plays the lead character in the most recent Batman movie? 5 In which SA province is the Addo Elephant Park? SOURCES: THEGUARDIAN.COM, EDITION.CNN.COM, REUTERS.COM, ALJAZEERA.COM, NEWSFORKIDS .NET, KIDSNEWS.COM.AU, COLLINSDICTIONARY.COM , HISTORY.COM, NETWERK24.COM…

IT’S safe to say they’re as close as two licks of paint. They share the same bed, bath together, wear the same clothes, studied the same thing and followed each other into the same jobs. Owami and Olwethu Siko even married the same man and had baby girls within two months of each other – making their children sisters as well as cousins. The 31-year-old twins have also experienced the same heartache. Their marriage to their husband – a prominent TV producer – was fraught with problems and the women packed their bags and left him two years ago. The twins are now looking for an eligible bachelor to marry them both – and Owami and Olwethu have made their search public: they’re the stars of a new Mzansi Magic…

ROMANCE WITH ROCK ROYALTY ‘There were rumours I was pregnant, and that’s why we got married and I’m going, Oh my God, this is not gonna be good for me’– PRISCILLA PRESLEY THEIR love story had the whole world fascinated, so it’s little wonder everyone was all ears when PRISCILLA PRESLEY recently reflected on what the early days of her marriage to ELVIS PRESLEY were like. “The beginning [of the marriage] was very difficult, but I knew what I was in for because I saw it at a very young age,” Priscilla (76) said recently while visiting a new exhibition, Elvis: Direct from Graceland, at the Bendigo Art Gallery in Bendigo, Australia. Media coverage was extreme, she added, and gossip and rumours about the King of Rock’s new bride ran…

JUDD APATOW “[Will] could’ve killed [Chris]. That’s pure out-of-control rage and violence. They’ve heard a million jokes about them in the past three decades. They’re not freshmen [beginners] in the world of Hollyw ood and comedy. He lost his mind.” NICKI MINAJ “You just got to witness in real time what happens in a man’s soul when he looks over to the woman he loves and sees her holding back tears from a ‘little joke’ at her expense. This is what any and e very real man feels in that instant. While y’all seeing the jok e he’s seeing her.” TIFFANY HADDISH “As a woman who’s been unprotected, f or someone to say , ‘Keep my wife’s name out your mouth, leave my wife alone’ – that’s what your husband…

A vagrant walked into a supermarket, looking exhausted. Sleeping on the streets and begging at intersections was his lot in life. The reasons for his sad situation I’ll never know, but his actions that were to follow made me think long and hard about how we as humans should never judge another, no matter their situation. His attire and general demeanour immediately raised the concern of the in-store security guard, who approached the vagrant, thinking he was up to no good. The vagrant promptly produced a R20 note, telling the guard he just wanted to buy food to eat. At the till point he paid for the item, which cost R7,50. He then turned to the cashier, handed him a R2,50 tip and pocketed the change. “It’s my lucky day,”…

If you haven’t bought your copy of YOU Word Search No 9 yet, what are you waiting for? It’s the perfect downtime filler – it’s entertaining, packed with grids to keep you occupied for hours and there’s a special section for kids so the little ones are sorted too! You’ll love the great new themes – from your morning brew to famous twins and Alaskan wildlife. And there’s good news about the next issue – it’s out late August 2022 so you don’t have to wait until next year to get another word-search fix! YOU Word Search No 9 is in stores now or go to youstore.co.za to order or contact Johan Terblanche at 021-406-4962 or johan.terblanche@media24.com. See your writing or news tips in print! Here are the email addresses…

HE WAS used to being told off for doodling in class – in fact, his parents sent him to an after-school art club after he was scolded for drawing during lessons. It’s a good thing they did because now Joe Whale has inked a lucrative deal with sports giant Nike. At just 12 years old, he’s set to become a co-creator for the brand and help encourage kids to be more creative. It’s the latest in an impressive body of work: Joe has illustrated children’s’ books, created artworks for public spaces such as hospitals and restaurants and even decorated the set of American TV show Little Big Shots. The youngster’s talent was discovered in 2020 by a teacher in his after-school art club. Joe, from Shrewsbury in England, became an…

LOOK 1 The staple denim is essential for a vacation. It’s relaxed and can be dressed up and down with little effort. TIP  Go for relaxed-fit denim, while oversized pieces are great for comfort too. LOOK 2 This maxidress flatters any body shape. Match it with gilets, denim jackets or coats and dress it up or down with your choice of shoes. TIP  Play with texture and fabric like pleather and shiny leggings to add more depth. LOOK 3 Versatile leggings can be dressed up or down and are ideal for layered looks. For a lightweight feel, match them with bulkier items.…

MEASUREMENTS 53cm from the tip of the bunny’s ears to its feet. MATERIALS You can use any machine-washable DK yarn and colour for this bunny. Choose a soft or brushed yarn to make the bunny more huggable. ■ 3 x 50g balls of Elle Family Knit DK in light grey, shade 011 ■ 1 pair 4mm knitting needles ■ 25cm square piece floral-print cotton fabric for inside of ears ■ Iron-on interfacing ■ Oddments of brown and light-pink DK yarn for embroidering the face ■ Oddments of any cream yarn for pompom tail ■ Sewing thread in matching colour to fabric ■ Tapestry needle ■ Polyester toy stuffing ■ Piece of card for pompom templates ■ Pair of compasses and pencil ■ Craft scissors ■ 50cm length of pink and…

Send suggestions for topics and requests for info to yourmoney@you.co.za. We may answer your questions in this column but won’t reply personally. GOOD things can sometimes happen out of the blue. You may not have been expecting an inheritance or bonus but then you’re suddenly given one. Here are three ways to help you reap the rewards of your windfall in the long run. 1 TAKE A MOMENT TO BREATHE Most people’s first reaction is to reward themselves, but don’t rush out to buy that expensive phone, clothes, holiday or TV you’ve been longing for. Rather take a moment to remind yourself that the best thing to do would be not to spend (unless it’s an emergency), give away or lend any of it for a specific time period. Susan…

Fancy yourself a joker? Email original jokes to chuckles@you.co.za or send them to Chuckles, YOU, PO Box 7167, Roggebaai 8012, and we may publish them on this page. RIDDLE ME ■ Question: The man who makes me doesn’t want me. The man who buys me won’t use me. The man who uses me doesn’t know it. What am I? Answer: A coffin. ■ Question: What do lazy dogs do for fun? Answer: Chase parked cars. ■ Question: What’s the difference between Prince William and a netball ball? Answer: One is heir to the throne and one is thrown into the air. ■ I don’t have wings but I can fly. I don’t have eyes but I can cry. What am I? A cloud. IN THE CLASSROOM ■ Mike: Our teacher…

AUNT Grace was nobody’s fool. Not even my awful cousin Victoria could pull the wool over her mom’s eyes. I only hoped Victoria would be on her best behaviour this evening for Grace’s 80th birthday. I’d been invited to dinner. There’d be awkward moments. Grace’s will was becoming a regular topic of conversation. It was as though she knew she didn’t have much time left and wanted to make sure everything was sorted out. The phone rang. “Can you pick up some things for me?” Victoria asked, using her business voice. “I’m running late and haven’t had time to buy dinner ingredients.” And she reeled off a dozen items. Fresh duck, oranges, cognac, sorbet, Swiss chocolates . . . We were certainly in for a treat. I was pleased she…

AFRICAN ARCHITECT WINS TOP AWARD Architect (see Word of the Week) Diébédo Francis Kéré has been awarded the Pritzker Architecture Prize – the first person from Africa to win this prestigious award. Diébédo is from Burkina Faso and is well-known for his sustainable buildings. The 56-year-old architect has designed schools, clinics and homes all over Africa. One of his prized projects is a school in his hometown built with clay bricks. The clay ensures the classrooms stay cool inside without using air conditioners.…

6  The height in metres by which the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France, grew last month when a new radio antenna was fitted at the top of the tower with the help of a helicopter. It’s now 330m high. 50 The number of years for which a sample of moon rock remained sealed. It was opened this year, in March. The sample was gathered in 1972 during the Apollo 17 moon mission and is now being studied to gain more knowledge of the moon’s surface. 109  That’s how old Dagny Carlsson from Sweden was when she died last month. Dagny has been described as the world’s oldest blogger – she started blogging after doing a computer course when she was 99 years old.…

AT SOME point or another you’ll have sent, seen or been sent one. It may have been Homer Simpson hiding in a hedge or Leonardo DiCaprio raising his champagne glass in a toast. Perhaps it’s been Kermit the Frog sipping some tea or Michael Jackson stuffing his face with popcorn in anticipation of something big happening. GIFs have certainly changed the way we communicate. They’ve become such a popular way of getting a point across that it’s hard to imagine a time when they weren’t around. And now a few old favourites are being shared even more to celebrate GIF creator Stephen Wilhite after his recent death at the age of 74. The retired computer programmer died in his hometown of Milford, Ohio as a result of Covid-19 complications. Fans…

1 CHYNA IS GOING TO COURT Rob Kardashian’s baby mama, Blac Chyna (33), is taking the fam to court, claiming the Kardashian-Jenners pulled strings to get her reality show, Rob & Chyna, canned after just one season. Chyna has daughter Dream (5) with Rob and son Cairo (9) with Kylie’s ex, rapper Tyga. “I’m taking them to court to stand up for my legal rights and to be an example to my kids that what’s right is right, what’s wrong is wrong” she said on Instagram. 2 SENZO: MURDER OF A SOCCER STAR The murder of Orlando Pirates and Bafana Bafana star player Senzo Meyiwa rocked the nation back in 2014. Now a chilling five-part true crime documentary series delves into the much-loved soccer star’s murder. The series, which will…

SHAKING THINGS UP IN MR. BONES 3 It’s been 14 years since the release of Mr. Bones 2: Back from the Past, and in the third instalment of the franchise, Tumi joins the cast as Mamba. Tumi says fans can expect that classic Leon Schuster brand of comedy they’ve come to know and love. “There’s a lot of slapstick comedy,” she adds. Fortunately Mamba, described as a cynic and a crook, can handle herself in a physical brawl. “The only things I have in common with Mamba is our love of bright clothes and money – we’re both trying to secure the bag!” Tumi quips. “But to get into character I had to dump Tumi and go, ‘What’s Mamba’s vibe?’ Mamba knows she’s bigger than the village but would never…