| Tonight the entertainment industry once again wallows in its own importance for the 72nd Annual Academy awards. |
| Frankly, however, awards ceremonies do not constitute entertainment of any value, unless you are actually there quaffing the pricey champagne. |
| The more politics abases itself before the values of TV entertainment, the less it represents the real political process. |
| In the 16th century an element of drama was injected into these court entertainments. |
| These plays, designed to combat licentious carnival entertainments, were spoken but had some music. |
| I explained that his novels would be in competition with the slick, fast-paced, thrill-a-minute entertainments of the American pulp fictioneers. |
