Entertainment with cultural context
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Durban FilmMart’s 2026 SA in Focus programme is turning towards the systems behind South African cinema, putting AI, funding uncertainty, performer ownership, documentary, production sustainability and industry representation on the same table.
Richard T. Jones is bringing more than three decades of television history to Comic Con Africa 2026, giving fans of The Rookie, Judging Amy, Terminator and beyond three days to meet the actor in Johannesburg.
The first images from Children of Blood and Bone place Thuso Mbedu at the centre of Orïsha, turning the film’s fantasy spectacle into a test of presence, intimacy and African-centred world-building.
Abdul Khoza’s return to Uzalo as Ma-Ten-Ten turns a brief first-season appearance into a darker long-form character transformation and a deeply personal acting comeback.
House of Zwide’s finale was not only the end of a fashion dynasty. It reminded viewers that soapies still build young actors slowly, publicly and emotionally through years of daily routine.
Limp Bizkit heading to FNB Stadium proves that alternative rock nostalgia is no longer just a niche throwback fantasy in South Africa. It can move stadium-scale attention.
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