Jurnee Smollett Reveals Why A Powerful Trip To South Africa Kept Her From Quitting Acting

Christopher Vourlias Hit drama “Ugly Betty” is coming to South Africa, and will feature the show’s first Black lead.Pre-production begins next month, and principal photography will start in January, on “uBettina Wethu,” the South African remake of “Yo soy Betty, la fea,” the megahit Colombian telenovela that inspired the America Ferrera-fronted ABC series “Ugly Betty.”Borrowing on the tender, comic tone of the hit Colombian telenovela, which has been successfully adapted in 19 territories

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Here is the second episode of Season 2 of WQMD (We’re Queer My Dear) – the award-winning online web series that looks at issues and challenges facing the LGBTIQ+ community in South Africa.

Also Read: Trevor Noah Had the Best Joke About Trump's Return to the Campaign Trail (Video)Watch the video above for the “Militias” installment of “The Daily Show” recurring segment “If You Don’t Know, Now You Know.”The entire concept behind militias is pretty antiquated and presently terrifying, the South-African comedian said last night.“In today’s age, militias are a lot like wiping your ass with leaves,” Noah said.

The first Pride March in South Africa and on the African continent took place on 13 October 1990. In celebration, we’ve rounded up some of the must-watch LGBTQ shows and movies on Netflix that are available to stream right now.

According to The Daily Telegraph, the 57-year-old’s struggle got so bad that when alcohol was unavailable as she competed in the South African jungle, she resorted to drinking hand sanitiser.

People reports. "We’d miss a lot of those moments." Meghan recently spoke about the challenges of parenting her then four-month-old baby during the royal tour of southern Africa in 2019.

Following much anticipation, here is the first episode of Season 2 of WQMD (We’re Queer My Dear) – the award-winning online web series – that looks at issues and challenges facing the LGBTIQ+ community in South Africa.

The Daily Telegraph claimed that the reality show 'will be back in the network's schedule' for 2021, ahead of the network's Upfronts event next week.It seems Channel 10 will be filming at a local site as travelling to South Africa's Kruger National Park, where they have filmed every season, is not possible due to the COVID pandemic.According to the newspaper, the Australian production of I'm A Celebrity will take over the set of the UK version of the show. The campsite is located in

Cassandra Stone, a much-loved South African transgender circus and drag star who performed internationally, has passed away.