Entertaiment is not a one-size-fits-all concept, and what entertains one person might bore another. For example, children might enjoy playgrounds or cartoons, while adults might prefer a fine arts exhibition, jazz concert, or sophisticated drama. Similarly, some people find entertainment through cerebral engagement such as reading a gripping novel or playing a strategy video game, while others enjoy hands-on interaction such as team sports or interactive museum exhibits. The complexities of human emotion and intellect are mirrored in the vast spectrum of forms that fall under this category.

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