Movies 21.9.2020 01:00 pm

I’m a mom, watched ‘Cuties’ and liked it (Please don’t cancel me)

It saddens me that all we continue to converse about is twerking pre-teens in skimpy outfits.

I heard about the movie Cuties, watched the trailer, and looked at the feedback on Twitter. I was immediately bombarded with hashtags calling for the cancellation of Netflix, with people cancelling their subscriptions.

Celebs & viral Menzi Ngubane to focus on his health, Fergusons wish him a speedy recovery

Actor Menzi Ngubane has taken a health break from filming in filming season 5 of The Queen

Being a parent Netflix shows about motherhood to binge on this Mother’s Day

Kick off your shoes and just chill moms.

Being a parent Parenty recommends: Thunder Cats for the kids

The 80’s animated series ThunderCats is coming back to TV screens as the newly created ThunderCats Roar.

Being a parent 5 Binge-worthy Apple TV+ shows to help parents curb that cabin fever

Entertain yourself this weekend with a well deserve chill out, and forget all about your outdoor blues

Being a parent TV classics to watch this weekend with your family on Netflix

Would a movie produced before their birth interest your kids? Try them out.

Being a parent WATCH: Sesame street joins fight against the coronavirus

The iconic characters from Sesame street are also playing their part through various educational clips.

Movies What to watch this long weekend on Netflix with the kids

Not sure what to do to entertain the kids this long easter weekend? Netflix has some entertaining shows and movies for the whole family.

Books What to do with kids at home this weekend

We’ve found the most entertaining things to with the family this weekend.

Books Things to do at home with the kids this weekend

Whatever you do, stay home, but also have fun.

Being a parent Parents, cut yourself some slack on screen time limits while you’re stuck at home

As families hunker down during the coronavirus pandemic, many parents may wonder how much screen time they should let their kids have. Brenna Hassinger-Das, a scholar of children and technology, shares one rule it’s OK to break, one rule parents can bend and a best practice worth upholding.