There is no stopping the Trevor Noah wave! From new contracts, winning Emmy awards and now being an Executive Producer. King Trev, all the way.

Pet-lovers…this is for you!

Win an Emmy on Sunday. Five-year contract extension on Friday. Just another week for our Trev!

See South Africa’s No. 1 comedian, Nik Rabinowitz, when he comes to London with his hilarious show, Fortyfied, this Autumn for a three-night stint at the Leicester Square Theatre.

This is something else!

After Cecil the Lion’s son was shot, Jim lampooned his ‘pathetic’ killers

It wouldn’t make a great addition to Mount Rushmore, would it?

After watching this you will never see the Kardashians the same way again..

Januworry pay day has us all like this.

Local boy Kevin Fraser’s video dissing gym in Australia has got people in stitches.

The funniest thing to happen on your commute, ever

Hillary and Donald having a go at each other in Afrikaans is everything!

As the political circus goes on and on, it’s high time this country had its own answer to Armando Iannucci’s genius satire, which lampooned the British political class a decade ago.

He makes some good points.

They have a point, you know.

Arts aficionados, I hope you have your comfy boots ready for the journey you’re about to embark on as the 42nd National Arts Festival officially begins today.

This January, Barry Hilton is performing for all his cousins Down Under in limited shows at Australia’s most iconic venues. Unsurprisingly, tickets are selling fast, so book now to avoid disappointment.

South Africa’s biggest TV and theatre comedy stars chuckle their way to Wimbledon this November for a show that’s not to be missed.

South Africa’s Trevor Noah appeared on the Jimmy Kimmel showed and told the host how he nearly got deported because of Google, but then used Google to help get him out of trouble.

There’s a great interview with Trevor Noah in GQ, but one throwaway line by the writer is likely to get Saffas a little bit hot under the collar.

This is what South Africa needs to see right now.

South African entertainers have been making waves on US news circuits of late. Once again, the country finds itself at the centre of the entertainment map with actors and comedians taking centre stage abroad.

In a television interview, comedian Russell Peters said Trevor Noah stole some of his material and is not as original as people think.

Good old Trev even got the Brits giggling in his stand-up set for Red Nose Day 2015

A little bit of stalking, some cooking and a getaway driver seems to be the way to grab a date for V-day. Have a look.