Fashion Police In Rosebank

DSTV invited a few of SA’s celebrities and socialites to celebrate the extension of the E!’s Fashion Police to 1 hour. The Fashion Police Lunch session was held at The Zone in Rosebank, one of Johannesburg fashion districts.The new full hour “Fashion Police” began in March and includes the old and new features including: “Street Style,” where the panel examine celebrity looks in their everyday environment, like when they are grabbing coffee or hailing a cab; and “Guess Me By My Style,” a game where Joan and the panel try to guess who the celebrity is as things about their personal style are revealed.   Joan is also taken out of the studio for even more fashion comedy as she visits designers in their showrooms, hangs out backstage at fashion shows and pops up wherever there is a celebrity in need of fashion advice.

KENYANS TO FEATURE IN MTV Base documentary

Three Kenyan entertainment entrepreneurs will be featuring on a new mini-documentary series on MTV Base.The three are Jahawi, a producer and sound engineer, Jimmy Chuchu, a photographer and musician with all male group Just a Band and music video maker and Cyrus Kabiru, the artiste behind C-Stunners. They will join other Africa's new wave of creative entrepreneurs, spotlighting impressive game-changers from across the continent who are trailblazing in the fields of photography, fashion, illustration, art, filmmaking, music and more. They will present a whole new generation of Afro-cool, introducing its viewers to the street savvy, super-creative characters whose talent is taking on the world.
The documentary, Touching Base (MTV Base, DStv 322), premiered on location on Monday in Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa.  Other entrepreneurs include Nigerian music video maker Clarence Peters, Nollywood filmmaker Bolaji and Nigerian fashion designer Bayo.