After a quiet start to 2020, the South African calendar of gaming, comic and pop culture events kicks into gear from March. There are currently over 10 conventions and expos countrywide where you can proudly wave your geek flag. It remains a period of extreme change for the small local scene, though, with even some event casualties.

Turns out that going to watch a good move at the cinema is no just great entertainment but good for your health too.

In the market for some rubber that'll help you pull off the ultimate Batman cosplay? Well wonder no more, because here's our guide to help you get started on a classic costume path.

Ever wantd to dress up as the Dark Knight but had zero idea where to begin or the time to even make the costume? Well good news friend, because here's the first part of the ultimate guide in assembling the ultimate Batman costume,

Star Wars properties may get people hyped (and weirdly angry), but as the infinitely better Star Wars parody Spaceballs pointed out, the money’s really in the merchandising. And good god, will Disney license the Star Wars property out to just about anybody with money. We recently saw a bunch of incredibly overpriced Star Wars Le Creuset cookware, and now Williams Sonoma – the company behind the famous Instant Pot – is delivering Star Wars themed electronic pressure cookers.

They may still have a micro USB port, lack wireless charging and have few defining features – but the 1More Stylish True Wireless are one of the best sounding TWS sets I’ve used.

Ok Boomer. It’s simple, succinct and already people say its ageist in its use and the old people equivalent of a racial slur. Screw that. If we’ve endured years of ridicule then it’s time for Boomers to get a taste of their own medicine for once, something that the Internet has been brilliant at. Here’s a brief taste of the best meme of the year:.

The American convention calendar may be all but spent, but a hop across the pond and you’d find that the Brits are still ready and raring to go when it comes to celebrating pop culture. Held twice a year, London’s Movie Comic Media expo may have started life as a single day event in 2001 but right now it’s an entire weekend of fun that runs the course of three days.