7 great stories you possibly missed this week

Cape Town – The week can get super-busy and you definitely can’t read everything on the internet.

But not to worry, because we’ve collaborated with our sister sites to bring you the best stories from 24.com.

ENTERTAINMENT:

5 local celebs and their famous parents

It’s easy to see why these local celebrities are so successful at what they do – it’s in their blood. (Read the full story here)

(Photo: Gallo Images)

TRAVEL:

PICS: 25 Lions create the most epic Kruger memory EVER

These must be the photographs tourists see when they think lions roam the streets of SA... But in those tourists' defense, these photos showing a pride of 25 lions strolling the S100 road in the Kruger National Park show why South Africa is the most incredible place on Earth. (Read the full story here)

(Photo: Nico Henning)

HEALTH:

Busting the myths about caffeine

There’s nothing like a hot drink in chilly weather, but do beware of caffeine overload. Here are some myths you need to know about. (Read the full story here)

(Photo: iStock)

FOOD:

7 recipes that will take you straight to bacon heaven

You can't get any better than a crispy fried piece of bacon, can you?  We are all familiar with the classic bacon and eggs for breakfast, but why not add it to our side dishes, lunches and desserts-for a sweet/savoury combination? Dig into one of these delicious recipes! (Get the recipes here)

(Photo: iStock)

WOMEN:

3 dates: 3 ways to dress, do your face and prepare yourself mentally

Should you wear a short, red dress that shows lots of cleavage? Not necessarily. (Read the full story here)

(Photo: Instagram)

CARS:

Ouch! 5 of the most expensive car crashes yet

A horror crash involving a Ferrari in Durban earlier in July made us think about other expensive car crashes through the years. Here are five of the most expensive car crashes yet. (Read the full story here)

(Photo: Howard Statham)

FAMILY:

Pokémon Go: the craze that’s getting kids to go outside.

How to play the new game taking over South Africa’a streets. (Read the full story here)

(Photo: AP)