Entertainment industries

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  1. 3. Live artistic performances, including theatre, dance, opera, and other forms, where artists engage audiences through physical expression, music, and storytelling.
  2. 7. Businesses and activities that operate primarily during evening and nighttime hours, often including nightlife entertainment such as clubs, bars, and late-night events.
  3. 8. Interactive electronic games that are played on computers, consoles, or other devices, where players engage with virtual environments and characters for entertainment or challenge.
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  1. 1. Institutions that collect, preserve, and exhibit artifacts, artworks, and objects of historical, cultural, or scientific significance for public viewing and education.
  2. 2. Destinations or locations that offer unique entertainment or experiences, often drawing tourists or visitors for amusement, education, or leisure.
  3. 4. Organized competitive physical activities or games governed by rules, where individuals or teams compete for entertainment, exercise, or achievement.
  4. 5. A form of visual storytelling where motion pictures are created and exhibited for entertainment or artistic expression.
  5. 6. The art of creating and performing sound through melody, harmony, rhythm, and timbre, often used for entertainment, expression, or cultural purposes.