Many a school in the US of A has a Fortnite league operating, training professional teams for the big leagues and giving students a reason to actually stay behind after the final bell has rung for reasons not related to detention. One curmudgeon who is absolutely incensed at the sheer audacity of having digital shooter games in a school environment instead of regular maniacs with actual guns terrorising the hallways is Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) commissioner Julian Tackett, who has made it his life mission to get Fortnite kicked out of schools.

Norway has introduced competitive gaming to their school curriculum, but it's gaming with a bit of a twist. Mental and physical training form an important part of this 5 hour per day program which will usher in a new age of gaming development.

Five new movies open in South Africa today, with the emphasis for the most part being on secret identities, crime and action. Captain America: The Winter Soldier: Screening 2D, 3D and 3D IMAX is the latest Marvel Comics movie and the second solo Captain America flick. With its predecessor chiefly set during World War II, The Winter Soldier explores how …

It’s Valentine’s Day today and your choice of new movies for backseat cinema cuddles this weekend is surprisingly vast. From inane comedy to historical drama, take your pick. Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues: It’s been a decade since the world first met Will Ferrell’s idiot 70s TV anchor Ron Burgundy in the comedy that went on to achieve cult status. …

Well, of the week’s five new releases it’s really obvious who the box office champion is going to be… Last Updated: November 22, 2013

Four new films hit South African cinemas today and it’s a fairly appealing lot all around. Let’s kick off with the Pick of the Week, shall we? Last Updated: November 15, 2013

On Sunday evening, the first of three national premieres took place for eagerly anticipated sequel Spud 2: The Madness Continues. Members of the cast and crew walked the red carpet at the first Nu Metro-organised event, held at Cinecentre Suncoast in Durban. Last Updated: June 12, 2013

Four new films open in South Africa this first Friday of 2013. And generally they’re of a lighthearted nature, most likely designed to cheer people up as they return to the rat race after the holidays. Last Updated: January 4, 2013