Weekend Argus Saturday 2025-11-01

The Boland town of Worcester, nestled between the breathtaking mountains and tranquil rivers of the Breede Valley, is regaining its charm as a go-to tourism destination. While surrounding small towns are gaining tourism numbers for their festivals and events, Worcester is flexing its broad shoulders as the capital of the Boland with an array of things to do and see once you’ve exited the Hugenot tunnel from the N1. For wine lovers The fertile soil and exceptional climate of the Breede Valley make it a premier wine-producing region in South Africa. Spanning nearly 130 kilometres from Breedekloof to Swellendam, visitors can discover intimate wine farms showcasing the area’s rich viniculture. While Stellenbosch may boast more wine estates, the Breede Valley’s charm lies in its artisanal offerings, with many vineyards providing…

From the get-go, Nobody Wants This season two reminds us why we fell in love with the series in the first place; that warm, fuzzy feeling that Noah (Adam Brody) and Joanne (Kristen Bell) bring to the screen is still alive and kicking. Noah, still the sweet, loving, and yes, sexy rabbi, is trying to make it work with a girl who hardly believes in God at this point. But even rabbis have toxic traits of their own, ones they often overlook, and the show doesn’t let us forget that. Reflection is apparently good for everyone, even holy men in adorable sweaters. In the first season, we saw that Joanne’s sister, Morgan, is not a fan of Noah as she felt he was disrupting their single-girl dynamic by changing her…

Aliyah really wasn’t lying when she sang age ain’t nothing but a number, because Kelsey Grammer just put the stamp on it. The 70-year-old Frasier star has welcomed his eighth child and fourth with wife Kayte Walsh, a baby boy named Christopher. Grammer shared the news on an episode of the Pod Meets World podcast with Danielle Fishel, Will Friedle and Rider Strong while chatting about his memoir, Karen: A Brother Remembers, written in memory of his late sister. In the book, he revisits the horrifying 1975 murder of Karen, then 18 years old, who was kidnapped, raped and stabbed to death. Amid the conversation about fathering his eighth child at age 70, this moment reflected not just new beginnings but a life shaped by loss, resilience and the hope…

MabEL, Charles and Oliver will be trading in New York City for the mysterious streets of London. Disney+ recently announced that the crime-solving trio will return for season six of Only Murders in the Building. The new season, consisting of 10 episodes, is set for a 2026 release and will see the gang going across the pond to solve another murder. Spoiler alert! The news of the renewal came after the season five finale, where Mayor Beau Tillman (Keegan-Michael Key) was unveiled as the murderer of The Arconia’s beloved doorman, Lester. Tillman and his billionaire friends were arrested, protecting the Arconia from being turned into a casino. It ended with a shocking scene that hinted at the death of Cinda Canning (Tina Fey) or her doppelgänger. This new cliffhanger…

Do you believe in soul friends? Not just the people who show up for brunch or send memes that perfectly sum up your mood, but those rare, grounding connections that feel written into your life’s blueprint. The kind of friendship that transcends the usual boundaries of time, distance, or circumstance is something deeper, quieter and even spiritual. This isn’t a new-age TikTok trend or a poetic exaggeration. The term soul friend actually has ancient roots. In early Irish Christianity, St. Brigid described it perfectly: “A person without a soul friend is like a body without a head.” The Gaelic term anam cara literally means “soul friend”, referring to a relationship where two people are deeply attuned, a companionship that nurtures emotional and spiritual growth. Fast forward to today, and that…

If you find yourself wandering into a room and forgetting why, misplacing items, or struggling to string together the words you once had at the drop of a hat, you may be one of the many women encountering “brain fog” during the menopause transition. Research suggests that around 62% of peri- and post-menopausal women report cognitive difficulties – including memory lapses, trouble concentrating and word-finding issues, which are commonly grouped under the term brain fog. These changes are often driven by falling oestrogen levels, disrupted sleep and mounting stress, but the good news is that there are steps you can take. What is brain fog, and why does it happen? Brain fog isn’t an official medical diagnosis, but it is increasingly recognised as a real and common symptom during the…