Being flamboyant means to display colourful or elaborate behavior, but for some players flamboyancy isn't an intention, and for others it isn't shown through their footballing abilities.

The flamboyancy of 360-degree initiatives will be diluted.” According to Shripad Kulkarni, COO, Allied Media, “With the economic downturn, the obvious choice is to resort to all activities ...

It’s sure going to be a romantique and luxury night full of Arabian magic, African flamboyancy and perhaps a touch of indigenous designs on red carpets – all kits that will dazzle, allure ...

Speaking about Prince's untimely passing, the legendary anchor argued that Prince's flamboyancy made him 'more of a girls' artist'. "I think there was a bit of a problem with Prince," Eamonn began.

Last year's losing finalists again showed that putting up the cyclone shutters in the face of flamboyancy is the way to go, at least, at the Hawke's Bay Cup international tournament, which is part ...

Mhlongo has graced Mpumalanga with his flamboyancy on several occasions, and left his local fans entertained. The entrepreneur said he is looking forward to be in the city to showcase his Sompire ...