Infiltrating and Sustaining in the Entertainment Industry

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Exploring the challenges of breaking into and staying in the entertainment industry, highlighting the careers of successful celebrities who have stood the test of time.

What do you have to do to infiltrate the entertainment industry, and what does it take to stay there? The entertainment climate that exists today is not built for longevity, with the access that’s available to people, it’s a wonder how people are even breaking into the industry these days. For a select few, destiny has dealt its hand, and their careers are beacons of hope for young and hopeful creatives, but also hold history defining greatness.

From standing boldly in their creativity at a dark time when our country needed it most, losing their sparkle and finding it again, to becoming trendsetters, trailblazers and legends in their own right. These celebrities' careers have stood the test of time, raised generations and given a voice to the voiceless. This year was one of Mafikizolo’s greatest years in the industry. Earlier this year, they received the first ever Esther Mahlangu Lifetime Achievement Award at the 17th Metro Awards. An award well-deserved as they had spent a quarter century giving us timeless hit

 

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