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On July 24th,  Complex  and Joe La Puma  dropped their most hyped episode of their Sneaker Shopping segment on YouTube, featuring Brazilian and PSG footballer, Neymar. Neymar is not the first footballer to appear on the show, since DeAndre Yedlin did appear 2 years ago. With all due respect to DeAndre, Complex having Neymar on the segment is a different beast altogether. Neymar's feature is not entirely left-field as the Brazilian did collaborate with Jordan Brand on the Retro 5 Low silhouette last year. The collaboration was comprised of an entirely reflective, speckled 3M upper with infrared detailing and a dually-branded NJR x JB box. In fact, even this collaboration was not an entirely pioneering power move by Nike, as they did a similar thing with Ronaldinho and the Air Force 1 Low in 2006. There's just something about it this time, though, that feels different. Neymar stands besides his football boots made in collaboration with Jordan Brand whilst wearing his Jordan

You know that anxiety you have when you think you've lost your phone or laptop? That quick nanosecond when the world seems to stop and you just go "oh no!" in your head? That very moment is indicative of the dependency we have on our devices in 2017. I do not share the pessimism of being reliant on devices, as my father does, being that I am a Computer Science major. Technology has been a major part of my life. I have grown up with the internet, and as such my lifetime can be expressed succinctly using a selection of memes and viral videos - something which aptly represents the globalized world we now live in. When I first heard someone describe a device as an "extension" to oneself, it admittedly sent a shiver down my spine. It is a an eerie thought. One which immediately makes me think of vivid Sci-Fi's like iRobot, Ex Machina and Her. As the years have passed, however, I understand the sentiment. Your device is no less (and no more) an extension of

For 40 years now, Unilever Food Solutions has been striving to ignite the creative flames of South Africa's brightest culinary professionals with its Chef of the Year competition. On Friday the 28th of July, Unilever hosted the Durban regionals and myself, along with  Everyday Glamour Girl , was invited to cover it. To explain the format of the competition, regional finals first take place in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban. There are three main categories: Juniors, Seniors and teams of 4. At every regional round, a winner is chosen from each of the three categories. These winners will then all compete in the national final (6th September) which will take place on the Unilever premises on the 6th of September. Contestants are provided significant incentives to participate in the competition, with 1st place cash prizes ranging from R10 000 to R20 000, 2nd place cash prizes ranging from R6 000 to R12 000 and 3rd place cash prizes ranging from R4 000 to R8 000. Over and a

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