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Designer Paledi Segapo sets the record straight over his 16th MetroFM Music Awards garment. PICTURE: WEB "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness.” These are the words of one Oscar Wilde, a playwright and author from 1800s who’s quote remains a go to place even in 2017 because one can’t just take and not compliment another right? Last week, the “black carpet” of the 16 th   MetroFM Music Awards in Durban played itself as yet another stage where “copycats” and name calling space for celebs who dared replicate garments of international if not local fashion designers. One celeb to be labelled was designer Paledi Segapo who wore a Thandolwethu Piliso blue draped suit design, which saw him getting into a social media spat with David Tlale’s intern designer Siphosihle Masango, who alleged that the designer had stolen his creation. Initially Tlale –who’s since deleted the post – first confronted Segapo on instagram with a picture of M...

Caitlyn Jenner, formerly Bruce Jenner, appears as herself on the  July 2015 cover of  Vanity Fair . The cover features a glamorous Annie Leibovitz image, and the line “Call Me Caitlyn,” which many are using as a hashtag. The news was immediately a topic of conversation on the Internet, with #CaitlynJenner trending on many social networks. Following the reveal of Caitlyn Jenner’s  Vanity Fair  cover , her famous family has started posting messages to their social media accounts about her cover and the announcement of her chosen name.  Kendall Jenner, Caitlyn’s model daughter who last night posted an image of her own new   magazine cover , wrote,”now that’s a cover,” linking to an Instagram video of the   Vanity Fair  shoot. Lena Dunham and Ellen DeGeneres joined the Kardashians in congratulating Jenner including  Caitlyn’s daughters, Kendall Jenner, and stepdaughters Kim and Khloé Kardashian. - report by TIME.com

The drastic difference of Kylie when she was 15-years-old to her new look now at 17 years of age. PICTURE: WEB THE craze has seen young people post videos of themselves inflaming their lips by using a glass and sucking the air out in the hope of emulating Kylie Jenner's bee-stung pout. A blundering 16-year-old has told how his face was left badly bruised after attempting to take part in the internet craze dubbed the  Kylie Jenner challenge . Embarrassed schoolboy Kevin Coulton wants to expose the dangers of the gruesome internet fad after it left his face swollen. He posted a picture of his damaged face on  Facebook,  with the line: "Don't suck into a glass." Kevin is one of the latest victims of the bizarre experiment and was left in agony with a severely damaged set of lips. The  schoolboy  says the trend is all the rage amongst teens, but is warning others not to follow in his footsteps. He told the  Manchester Evening News:  "It's...