It's a feel-good Friday and that means it's a Trendz Live Friday, this Human Rights Day edition is packed with thought-provoking discussions, fashion, art, poetry and vibrant festival vibes. As we look back on this day in 1960 where 69 lives were lost in the Sharpeville Massacre. Today, we not only remember them, but we also celebrate how far we have come as a nation and a people. Celebrations are taking place all over the country and one such celebration is the Constitution Hill Human Rights Festival that is officially underway. It's a celebration of community, culture, and the power to promote human rights with live performances, inspiring talks, and incredible moments that bring people together to stand for social justice and human rights. Renowned artist Azael Langa unveils his latest masterpiece and takes his creativity beyond traditional canvases, transforming an everyday object—a bathtub—into a striking work of art. But this isn't just about aesthetics; it's a tribute to the essence of home, family, and the wisdom passed down through generations The UNESCO recognized World Poetry Day is an opportunity to support linguistic diversity through poetic expression and an occasion to honour poets, revive oral traditions of poetry recitals and to foster the convergence between poetry and other arts such as theatre, dance, music and painting, and raise the visibility of poetry in the media. Tonight, we mark this special occasion with the presence of two multi-talented performers, Tshepo Molefe, Nomfundo Khambule and World of Words Founder, Hector Dibakoane. The London Original Print Fair, the British capital's longest-running art fair, celebrates its 40th anniversary this week with an array of works spanning from Old Masters to contemporary creations. African Fashion International introduced the lead designer for AFI Privé's Autumn/Winter 2025 collection, Loice Dube, at the AFI Fashion Experience Joburg that was held at The Forum The Campus in Bryanston. The fashion experience ran in conjunction with the 9th Annual Gender Equality, Wellness, and Leadership (GEWAL) Summit, where Miss South Africa and other leaders hosted workshops in celebration of International Women's Day. She is no stranger to scooping prestigious awards in fine dining cementing her position as one of the continent's culinary stars. She has also bagged a few cookbooks under her name. We showcase South African chef Siba Mtongana at her eponymous restaurant, in Cape Town where she woowed patrons with her mouth watering dishes. Human Rights Month aims to celebrate both living and fallen heroes, and music is a powerful tool of expressing emotions and trajectories during different seasons! Known as one of our National Treasures, Mama Miriam Makeba will forever be revered for the role she played in our Nation's History, especially through music and now 3 generations later, it's become evident that her apples indeed haven't fallen too far from the tree. In studio we are joined by Mama Africa's granddaughter Zenzi Makeba-Lee, who's not only a songstress, but will also be part of her grandmother's tribute and documentary showcase right here in Braamfontein this Sunday.

In this episode we take a look at the big headlines of the week. Then, as part of Human Rights Month, we witness a theatre play 'My Children, My Africa' that addresses pertinent issues, which explore the Tension of the Apartheid Era South Africa. In lifestyle, we attended a Homemakers Fair in Kyalami, which recently hosted. The exhibition attracts various designers who create homeware magic and help us enhance our spaces. Then, we take a moment to slow down and enjoy life's little luxuries at the timeless charm of a high tea. We chat with award-winning Chef Candice Philip who recently walked away with the Best Chef of the Year Award, amongst the country's finest chefs, restaurants and hospitality innovators. We visit the Cotton Fest Exchange, a platform that seeks to support the creative community by giving them a space to connect and showcase their creative abilities with other like-minded creatives. Then we are serenaded with a musical rendition by songstress Deena G, who also chats about how music is an expression of her Human Rights.

We dive into this week's News Wrap, giving you some of the big headlines in the entertainment industry, from music, fashion and our dearly departed talented individuals. Award-winning producer, actress, fashion and celebrity stylist, Tshiamo Modisane, has recently launched her memoir that examines past hurts and present truths. She tells all about her gender-affirmation surgery, in her book titled, "I Am Tshiamo, My Transition to Self-acceptance and Womanhood." In the Design Capital of Joburg - Kramerville Design District, we explore the ways we're living in our homes in 2025, communing together on the sofa and the biggest sofa design trends for the year - including furniture modularity. The 10th Annual Woman of Stature Awards celebrate the power, grace, and brilliance of women across South Africa. With a star-studded list of nominees, including Internationally renowned musician Hunter Leite who soothes us with her music ahead of International Women's Day. The Forbes Women Africa Awards, started with the Leading Women Summit where powerful speeches and insightful panel discussions were held. Then a glitzy night followed where women were honored for all the success and powerful impact they have on our continent. Food is more than just sustenance—it's culture, it's connection, and for some, it's even a business. Meet Nthabiseng Mathole, a content creator who turned her love for traditional cooking into a social media movement. Through #Dipitsastofong. Recently, homeowners, aspirant decorators and DIYers gathered at an exhibition in Kyalami, Johannesburg to get a touch and feel of what could be added to their spaces - to beautify them along with the latest trends in soft and structural finishes.

Tonight we take a look at some of the stars that passed away and left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry, and then we cast our eyes towards Oscar preparations underway in LA ahead of Sunday. It was a night of glitz and glam in the theme shades of black last night in Krameville Sandton as the music awards season kicked off in South Africa with a nominations ceremony. The Metro FM music awards are back and bigger than before. In fashion, African Bank has introduced a range of clothing which integrates African aesthetics into contemporary styles for their workers. In collaboration with local designers Khosi Nkosi Fashion House, the range will be heading to Milan and Paris Fashion Weeks soon. It always melts our hearts when scenic destinations tell a story of just how strikingly beautiful South Africa is, but this week we got more than just the story of the beauty that lies in untapped travel destinations with legendary actor Gerry Mofokeng wa Makhetha and his wife, mama Claudine. To wrap up the month of love, we chat to Author and Dating Coach, Dudu Nhlabathi-Madonsela about dating principles shared in, "The Dating Playbook" on how to win at Mjolo and Love. We recently celebrated the legacy of Africa's musical instruments at the University of Johannesburg, Curated by the music in Africa Foundation, rythms and melodies of Samthing Soweto with 2 time Grammy Award nominated acapella group - Just 6 and the legendary instrumentalist Dizu Plaatjies showcased the best of African sounds in an interactive and educational way for all to enjoy. Musician, Kapi Gantsu serenades us with his soul-stirring melodies as we close off the month of love and hear more from his latest album.

We start with a wrap of entertainment news that made headlines this week. The highly acclaimed South African short film, The Last Ranger, directed by Cindy Lee and produced by Anele Mdoda and Lebo M has been nominated for Best Live Action Short Film at the upcoming 97th Academy Awards. We attend an exclusive screening. Then we caught up with the multifaceted Kgothatso Modumo of Angel Gabriel Designs, an individual celebrated for his exceptional contributions to the fashion industry to explore his latest range, inspired by love. Musician, J Something's Lovers Rock music and food picnic was a delight with cooking lessons and opportunities to chat about love. Next, we get a taste of Dubai with versatile dishes that have kept foodies in the Emirati city, returning to the festival annually. Singer, Phinda Matlala remains one of South Africa's most cherished musical icons. She joins us to talk about her new EP titled 10 Years-A Decade. Setting the stage ablaze, are two Besties Gigi LaMayne and Sizwe Alakine as we chat about their latest collaboration.

Love is in the air across the global and in this episode, we take a look at Florist Blanche's bouquets are not only pretty to look at and sell, they are edible too. From gorgeous bouquets, chocolate treats and big teddies to cuddle with you're bound to find some cute the World of Love. What does it take to be great? Acclaimed South African flautist and composer Wouter Kellerman has won his third GRAMMY® Award earlier this month at the 67th Annual GRAMMY® Awards and joins us in studio to talk about his album Triveni. Known for his authentic, emotionally evoking full-length LP titled 'License To Feel', Leon John joins us for conversation and a soulful performance.

In this episode, we start with a look at the entertainment headlines across the globe in the News Wrap. In fashion, we look at the 163rd instalment of the Cape Town Met, where fashion took centre stage under the theme COUTURE UNLEASHED. Then, our fashion gurus Emmanuel Tjiya and Thulane Hadebe highlight the looks at this year's CPT Met. For our fitness bunnies, we chat with experts who provide tips on nutritious meals and exercise. Travel to the stars, at the newly upgraded Wits Planetarium! Their cutting-edge 4K projections and 360° views, make for an immersive adventure for the whole family. Joining us in the studio is Musician Naledi Boltina, who performs an exclusive track and chats about her new ventures.

In this episode, we get a snap shot of this week's movers and shakers across the globe in our news wrap. We join Gin-makers Nino Zama and Tshidiso who share their lived in experiences of creating unique and flavourful drinks. Nutrition is vital to obtaining and keeping a healthy body, we create a balanced meal with all the nutritional properties by creating smoothies, for a on the go snack with an NPL Dietician. Then we go to Cape Town, where fashion and horse racing take centre stage at the second annual World Sports Betting Cape Town MET takes place. We stay with fashion as fashion show curator and designer Gavin Rajah highlights the showcase. Now onto a film, we chat with filmakers about a body of work that has placed South Africa on the global cinema stage - 'Old Righteous Blues' Keeping you healthy- we take a look at the work of Biokineticist Justine Johnson, as she helps improve the functionality of various bodies at various levels. Joining us today are musicians Xowla and Lwah Ndlunkulu. Xowla's latest single, 'Umsindo Wenhliziyo,' is a collaboration.