Catch up on the latest entertainment news in our Trendz Live News Wrap as we look at Tyla's VMA win, the passing of Award-winning James Earl Jones' passing and more. Singer, songwriter, pianist, producer and actor Nay Maps chats us about his brand new single 'Moya Wasendulo'. It's a soulful Amapiano offering, reminding us of our roots and heritage. We take a trip to the heart of Breë Street in Cape Town to introduce you to a spot that will make you want to get down there and put your dancing shoes in the heart of Breë street. AI and Culinary mastery come together to showcase a unique food show at 54 On Bath. Our Sports icons, from Soccer legends and Rugby World Champions, put us on the game with their male grooming top tips. Cultural activist, musician and lyricist Kommanda Obbs joins us for a conversation and performance of his latest single from his upcoming EP titled 'Tedu Putsoa'. Sports icons #brainbaloyi #oxnche and #aphelelefassi share their grooming tips in our rapid-fire questions. Puleng Molebatsi asked unexpected questions to see if the gents could think on their feet.

Triple Threat—Singer, Actress, and Dancer KB Motsilanyane has released her highly anticipated 7th studio album, "KEABETSWE," and the lead single, "Armour My Soul," a profound and heartfelt prayer that sets the tone for her 25 year long journey. We head to the Joburg Theatre celebrating the legendary Abigail Kubeka, at a tribute which honors her remarkable journey and contributions to the South African arts industry. In Travel, we head to Thanda Safari, where there's a concerted effort to balance luxury and to highlight the important work of conservation. We take a drive with Field Guide, Tasia Simons. Now onto a well of wisdom through pages full of pivotal life lessons. Businesswoman and now Author, Katie Mohamed's book Brave, Today: A Guide to Empowerment and Courage is the perfect dose of inspiration this Women's Month. Conversations are endless with Actress and TV Presenter, Kayise Ngqula this Women's Month. Sharing a project that champions authenticity and vulnerability. Taking to the stage is Creative and Vocal Artist, Ndu Shezi with a performance of her song Nhliziyo. She shares about her recent years in the music industry.

Fitness model and influencer Sibahle Mpisane is ready to share her story and is doing so in style. She shares about her tragic car accident and her whole new outlook on life. Joining us in studio, this Women's Month is young singer and songwriter Luna Raye. We then catch up with entertainment and nightlife entrepreneur Sean Barber about the latest nightlife trends. Expert Wildlife Photographer, Christian Sperka has tips on how to snap the perfect pictures on Safari, using your smartphone. Then, take a stroll through the Sammy Marks Museum, to witness Bertha's opulent and classic decorative touch on the Victorian mansion. We close off with a live Amapiano performance by Omhle Diya's Moya Munye.

As we observe Women's Day, we honour the life of internationally acclaimed Actress, Connie Chiume. Mama Connie's credits include; Yizo Yizo. Zone 14 and the blockbuster film, Black Panther. May she rest in peace. In Northern KZN we uncover moments of reflection in the kraal, under the stars. Life lessons were shared by a group of Zulu cultural performers, displaying their heritage and stature as amaZulu wives through song. We focus on Women in the creative industry, with a panel discussion. Bringing together three impactful women; Actress, Musician & Model Nirvana Nokwe. Musician Moonchild Sanelly, and Multi Award-winning Director & Multi-degree earner Sihle Hlophe. In Beauty, we focus on innovation with premier Lash Technician and visionary trainer Bongi Mabentsela. Her passion for revolutionizing the African beauty industry brings us the first-ever eyebrow extensions in South Africa. We chat to Moonchild Sanelly, known across the globe for her individuality about her new music and global adventures. Then, a performance by the Princess of House Music, Bucie, is another Women's Day treat. This Award-winning singer/songwriter is back from her hiatus with new music.

In this episode, we kick off Women's Month with a soulful performance from musician 'MeloBeGreat' who reminds others to release their full potential. We look at the concept of beauty and how it has evolved over the years through a conversation with ladies who embrace their authentic selves. We take a shot left to The Durban Tourism Business Awards to explore the amazing experiences that can be enjoyed in South Africa's playground. Then we witness the rebirth of a refreshed and revitalized beloved series on SABC 2. In music, we attend 'The Education Africa International Marimba & Steelpan Festival in Boksburg to experience unusual instruments, and then award-winning musician Nadia Nakai preforms her powerful new anthem 'Umfazi' ft. Umthakathi Kush.

In this episode we begin with a tribute to the late Bokang 'Malome Vector' Moleli who once graced our show. His fellow Basotho Music pioneer "Kommanda Obbs" reflects on the mark 'Malome Vector' made in the industry. Maglera the hitmaker, Maglera Doe Boy joins us to discuss his recent collaborations with KO on their hit song LET ME COOK. Then, we join Thomas Gumede aka Tom London at Soweto's Finest dance studio in Newtown, to cook up some of the hottest dance challenges in SA. The Trendz team blows off some steam away from the office at a team building exercise at Hunters Rest in Rustenburg, for a team building exercise.

In this episode we have a panel discussion about the battle for artists to gain their hard earned recognition. Then, the Joburg Contemporary Art Foundation's Ecospheres through art works tells a story at the contemporary gallery in Forest Town, Joburg. We visit the creator of a locally designed Titanic Ship model made of tin, the Tintanic in Lonehill, Jozi. We also follow accomplished media persona, Lethabo Lejoy Mathatho and enjoy her pursuits. Songbird Miss Hilary is onto a new fashion line and is giving XiTsonga dance classes. Then we enjoy a performance by SA's vibrant jazz saxophonist and composer Linda Sikhakhane whose found a way to create a conversation between the contemporary and traditional.