Luthando Vikilahle

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Miles Caton didn’t plan on becoming an actor. But when Ryan Coogler—the mind behind Black Panther and Creed—cast him in Sinners, everything changed. At just 20 years old, Caton is already a seasoned performer, though not in front of the camera. He’s toured with Grammy-winner H.E.R., appeared on Little Big Shots at 12, and grew up surrounded by gospel music. Now, he’s the breakout star of Coogler’s new thriller—a film that blends vampires, mysticism, and the haunting legacy of blues music.

2 days ago | gq.co.za | Luthando Vikilahle

We all know the classic signs of cheating—suspicious texts, sudden privacy, and late-night phone calls taken in hushed tones. But what if the real red flags don’t shout—they whisper!“Not every act of infidelity looks like a Hollywood scandal,” says Anita Fletcher, sex and relationship expert at Fantasy Co., a premium adult toy brand.

2 days ago | gq.co.za | Luthando Vikilahle

April is Health Awareness Month in South Africa — and the timing couldn’t be better. Between chasing deadlines, keeping relationships afloat, and just trying to make it through the week, health often gets downgraded to just another task on a never-ending to-do list. We're told to eat clean, move daily, manage stress, get quality sleep, and somehow glow through it all. So when you skip a gym session or reach for something greasy after a long day, it can feel like you’ve already failed.

2 days ago | gq.co.za | Luthando Vikilahle

sport Luthando Vikilahle  | April 22, 2025The 25th Laureus World Sports Awards turned Madrid into the epicentre of global sport, honouring the finest athletes on the planet — and celebrating a quarter-century of excellence and impact. With sports royalty gathered under one roof and millions watching worldwide, it was a night of records, comebacks, and emotional farewells. Simone Biles stood tall — again.

2 days ago | gq.co.za | Luthando Vikilahle

Artificial intelligence has become digital marketing’s not-so-secret weapon. It can write copy, run ad campaigns, and crunch data at breakneck speed. But here’s the problem: just because AI can do something, doesn’t mean it should. Jacob Kettner, founder of Canadian digital marketing firm First Rank, sees it all the time—brands handing off too much responsibility to machines in the name of efficiency. “There’s an assumption that if something saves time, it’s worth using,” Kettner says.