Entertainment

A broad domain encompassing all aspects of motion pictures and cinema culture—from production and directing to criticism, exhibition, and fandom—hosting multiple independent sub-communities with their own jargon, events, and insider practices.

A broad domain encompassing the creation, performance, study, and appreciation of sound organized over time, spanning diverse genres, production practices, and fan cultures—each with its own communities, jargon, and rituals.

Broad space encompassing all forms of video game engagement—playing, creating, and spectating—across platforms and genres. It serves as the umbrella for sub-communities such as PC, console, mobile gaming, esports, streaming, and modding cultures.

A broad domain covering live stage productions—plays, musicals, dance, opera, puppetry, and experimental performance—linking creators, technicians, and audiences through shared rituals, specialized jargon, and dedicated events.

A broad space encompassing the reading, creation, and appreciation of written works across genres and formats. It includes fiction, non-fiction, poetry, graphic novels, writing communities, book clubs, collectors, critics, and literary festivals, each with its own practices, terminology, and events.

A broad entertainment domain where audiences physically or digitally co-create the experience—ranging from puzzle rooms and immersive theater to AR/VR adventures and interactive art installations—each requiring active participant involvement rather than passive consumption.

Space devoted to comedic art forms—stand-up, sketch, improv, satire—and their associated mediums and communities, each with distinct cultures, rituals, and insider jargon.

Television is a broad domain encompassing broadcast, cable, and streaming serialized content, fan communities, and critical discourse, covering the entire lifecycle of programming from production and distribution to consumption and cultural critique.

A broad domain covering the creation, distribution, and consumption of media via digital channels, encompassing the evolving rituals, jargon, and subcultures that emerge across memes, streaming platforms, online forums, digital art, and virtual worlds.

A broad domain encompassing communities united by shared devotion to media properties, artists, or genres, each with unique rituals, jargon, fan-produced content, and social structures.

A broad domain encompassing communities formed around visiting, designing, operating, and collecting from permanent amusement venues and themed attractions. It covers guests, fans, design and operations professionals, and memorabilia collectors—each with distinct insider knowledge, jargon, and rituals.

A broad domain encompassing all forms of electronic gaming across platforms, including player communities, professional game development, competitive play, streaming, and fan cultures.

A broad domain covering traditional broadcast, cable, and internet‐streaming television content, platforms, and associated viewer communities. It encompasses distribution models, fan cultures, viewing rituals—from appointment viewing to binge-watching—and platform-specific discourse across services like Netflix, Disney+, and network television.

Space covering professional and amateur creators producing digital media—video, live streams, audio, and written content—on online platforms, uniting communities around platform-specific cultures, tools, and monetization strategies.

A broad domain encompassing internet‐delivered on‐demand video services and the fan communities that form around platform-exclusive content, features, and subscription models. It serves as a container for individual platform fandoms and service-type groupings.

Pop Culture is the broad domain covering collective rituals, references, and phenomena that achieve mass awareness through entertainment media, celebrity, trends, and social discourse. It encompasses sub-communities around memes, fandoms, streetwear, celebrity news, and viral social media trends.

A broad domain encompassing communities united by shared devotion to media properties, artists, or genres, each with unique rituals, jargon, fan-produced content, and social structures.

A broad domain encompassing all aspects of motion pictures and cinema culture—from production and directing to criticism, exhibition, and fandom—hosting multiple independent sub-communities with their own jargon, events, and insider practices.

A space for fan communities centered on specific film franchises, genres, or auteurs—characterized by conventions, fan fiction, discussion forums, cosplay, and collective viewing and discussion rituals that distinguish each movie fandom.

A broad space encompassing the practices, rituals, and communities of devoted fans. Covers creative production (fan art, fan fiction), participatory events (conventions, cosplay), organized fandom structures (clubs, activism), and sub-cultures that share specialized jargon and insider norms.

A broad domain covering traditional broadcast, cable, and internet‐streaming television content, platforms, and associated viewer communities. It encompasses distribution models, fan cultures, viewing rituals—from appointment viewing to binge-watching—and platform-specific discourse across services like Netflix, Disney+, and network television.