Vince Staples, Dylan Sprouse, Jeffrey Epstein. (Photo: Getty Images)

Herman Eloff, News24’s Lifestyle and Entertainment Editor, selects the three must-reads from the week in this curated Sunday collection.

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How a T-shirt of three wolves howling at the moon inspired an animated show

In this interview Channel24’s Film and TV editor Leandra Engelbrecht spoke to Vince Staples and creator Henry Bonsu about the Adult Swim animated series Lazor Wulf. The series, which follows a wolf with a laser on its back, tells the story of friendship and modern life from an African-American perspective. 

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Lazur Wolf voiced by Vince Staples. (Photo: Warner Media)

WATCH | We talk to Dylan Sprouse about his R-rated new flick that has pulses racing!

Channel24’s International News Editor, Bashiera Parker, recently chatted to Dylan Sprouse, Josephine Langford and Hero Fiennes Tiffin about the second chapter in the After series. After We Collided releases in SA cinemas on 18 September.

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Dylan Sprouse in After We Collided. (Photo: Supplied)

The most widespread abuse scandal in history – An interview with the directors of Surviving Jeffrey Epstein

Surviving Jeffrey Epstein is a four-part docu-series directed by Annie Sundberg and Ricki Stern. The four episodes tell the story of the most widespread sexual abuse scandal in history. In this interview, News24’s Lifestyle and Entertainment Editor, Herman Eloff, sits down with Annie and Ricki to discuss the film.

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Donald and Melania Trump with Jeffrey Epstein Ghislaine and Maxwell at the Mar-a-Lago club, Palm Beach, Florida on 12 February 2000. (Photo: Davidoff Studios/Getty Images)