outsert n.— «Could the glossy special “outsert,” as it is called in the industry, finally become the long-sought glossy shelter and entertainment magazine that Madden has always craved?» —“Daily News Boots Unsuspecting Exec” by Keith J. Kelly New...
retail-tainment n.— «One thing already in the works is kicking off what she calls “retail-tainment,” explaining that the word means providing entertainment and value for customers.» —“Manager has changes in store for Wal Mart” by Justin...
fifth quarter n.— «We consider this time, December 26th through the end of the year, as the “5th Quarter.” So we see a lot of gift card redemption in our electronics and entertainment area.» —“Holiday Returns, Gift Cards Fuel Final Week For...
Hitler Channel
n.— «How come Arts & Entertainment (aka the Hitler Channel) doesn’t show it every other day?» —“Misc Ramblings (Potpouri)” by Spiros Triantafyllopoulos Usenet: soc.culture.greek June 22, 1992. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
TMZ n.— «TMZ, named for the 30-mile zone around Hollywood that is mentioned in some film-union contracts, will mix breaking entertainment news and gossip with a database of information and video about celebrities.» —“Internet Service to Put Classic...
soft-seater n. an upscale theater-like performing space with a capacity larger than a nightclub and smaller than an arena; (hence) especially attributively, entertainment or a performing space seen as appropriate for a restrained or sophisticated...