ARE WE ABOUT TO RE-EXPERIENCE THE DELICIOUS AGONY OF ADOLESCENCE AS WE TRY TO FIT INTO THE NEW DECADE?
Post-2010 is going to be a rough decade of teen angst and growing pains. Chris Roper gets ready to sulk. Don’t take that tone with me, young man!
…done that. Heading into the new decade, we asked a bunch of grown ups about their ‘teens’.
The best thing about puberty is your passion for music. We rounded up a motley crew of new albums to make you rock like it’s 1999.
To welcome the new decade, we got Sipho Mabuse, DJ Funafuji, Albert Frost, Francious Kruger, Parri Luckhoff and Kesivan Naidoo to revisit the decades in which they were teens themselves.
How do you rebel if your dad is Serge Gainsbourg, the poetic, nicotine-and-alcohol-soaked, scandalous yet adored french singer-songwriter?
Are video games an innocent pasttime, or a darkly swirly portal to the flaming shores of perdition? Do lurid, subtly facetious leading questions like these form your opinions before you do?
Top mops: The much-loved Mersey-side teens declared, ‘We all want to change the world.’ And they did.
The dubstep guru is giving the cream of the world’s crop of next-gen electronic producers attending London’s Red Bull Music Academy a master class in UK dance music.
Want to paint (draw, paste, render – whatever takes your fancy) yourself famous? Enter our illustration competition – the best entry gets into the next edition of the mag, and we put the rest onto the magical interweb.
Blockhead over heels
Fall for our teeny puzzle and you could win R500 of coffee credit.
Express yourself. Send us your wild and wonderful photos or videos and (if we publish them) we’ll give you lots of fabulous free vida coffee. Or just take a look at what other people have sent in. Simple.
| Hosted by: | Van Der Stel Sport Gronde |
| When: | Vrydag, 23 Julie 2010 |
| Where: | Van Der Stel Sport Gronde, Stellenbosch, Kaapstad |
Blue Mini Peninsula Tour:
Arian recently had the unexpected pleasure of test-driving the Blue Route tour in CitySightSeeing Cape Town’s red topless bus. She’s one ‘tourist’ who will definitely be back for more.
Barnet Fair Barber Shop:
For some old school charm, visit Barnet Fair (below St. Stephen’s Church in Cape Town) and get a traditional hot towel shave, head shave, beard maintenance or haircut.
Weekends away:
If you are planning to head for the hills, the hill of Franschhoek that is, this magnifique town is sublimely delicious with its stock of premium restaurants, boutiques and art galleries.
Madame Zingara – The Love Magic Tour:
Kika-sack: Squeeze it, kick it, throw it, caress its vinyl skin. Whatever works to keep your stress down, and your happiness dup. Email Joao@caffe.co.za to get one.
Eco cup: Get your fix-to-go, guilt-free. Vida’s new porcelain Eco Cup does its bit for the planet, one cup at a time. Pre-order from Joao@caffe.co.za for R120 and get your first caffe free.
Barefootball: These crafty Barefootballs are created from waste materials by unemployed communities in Cape Town. Start your own team by purchasing one of these balls at any vida store.
Fever Pitch: The folks from Cycle Events have taken soccer and caffè to a new level with their impressive
PUMA Clever Little Bag: PUMA has launched an innovative solution including a “Clever Little Bag” to significantly reduce the amount of waste and CO2 emissions that traditional product packaging generate.