More recently, Microsoft and Intel have invested millions in a slow-growing effort to offer Media Center PC's that promise a single home entertainment box.
It was one of those Hollywood-in-the-hood myths, part of the fabric of living in a town with a single industry: entertainment.
For more information on the app visit: www.guardian.co.uk/beta -ends- Notes to editors: Google TV Google TV is a platform that combines users' current TV programming and the web into a single, seamless entertainment experience.
Rather than signing with a single worldwide entertainment corporation, Mr. Curtis said last summer that he would explore an assemblage of deals that could involve major labels in some countries, independents in others and self-releases in the United States.
Yeah yeah, but we'll all be bored once every single entertainment outlet is creaming itself in a big way over Zach Snyder's adaptation in a month or so.
2. The smartphone is the single entertainment hub for many Indians.
Taking the form of five discrete vignettes, each with its own story line, Campra's saucy yet elegantly composed opéra-ballet fuses singing and dance in a single meta-entertainment; Christie conducts his esteemed early-music ensemble, Les Arts Florissants.
It was in 15th-century France that the term farce was first used to describe the elements of clowning, acrobatics, caricature, and indecency found together within a single form of entertainment.
Merrill Lynch analyst David Anders has studied the figures and says: 'The maths don't work on Celine.' Including the average $125 ticket price, he calculates that the typical couple would have to spend $456 on a single night of entertainment at Caesar's in order for Park Place to meet its target - at a time when war and terrorism are troubling the tourist industry.
SIR — You write: "Downtowns are an American invention.London, Paris and Tokyo all lack a single centre where commerce, entertainment, shopping and political power are concentrated".
