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Andrea Nagel

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Tyla talks ‘Toy Story 5′, the World Cup and her extraordinary global rise

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By Andrea Nagel
| Sowetan Verified
Story audio is generated using AI When South Africa’s very own international sex symbol, Tyla, was offered a role in Pixar’s Toy Story 5, she was understandably ecstatic. “I was so excited. I couldn’t believe the offer was presented — like, this is literally Toy Story,” she says, blown away by the thought of being a part of one of the most successful film franchises ever made.
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Wouter Kellerman: A life recomposed

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By Andrea Nagel
| Wanted Verified
Story audio is generated using AI Every industry has its preferred age for brilliance. In technology, if you haven’t founded a unicorn by 23, investors start looking over your shoulder for someone younger. In most sports, if you aren’t Novak Djokovic, the young guns will be braying for your blood as you fall from the podium before you turn 35.
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The Golden Tortellino debuts in Sandton

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By Andrea Nagel
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Joburg is a city that eats trends for breakfast. Restaurants arrive amid fanfare, spend a few seasons basking in Instagram glory, and quietly disappear before anyone can remember what the signature dish was. But somehow, incognito, inside the little Oaklands Shopping Centre, Tortellino d’Oro has survived for nearly four decades, outlasting the usual restaurant hype by consistently serving simple, delicious, Italian favourites.
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