Normally we pick a domain

pinkypainter — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 02:32:00 +0000

Normally we pick a domain name that match the content of the website. You may share more about the context you intend to put into the site. Artist gossip is a kind of entertainment, funny says or video is a kind of entertainment, joke is another kind of entertainment. What entertainment will be sharing?

xebii. You haven't said what

technologynow — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 13:48:34 +0000

xebii.

You haven't said what sort of entertainment. If a particular type, or particular location, or for a particular age group, you may be better using those terms rather than the generic term of 'entertainment'.

What you need to ascertain first is, what terms will people be typing into Google when they search for the information your site is going to contain. Your website name, ideally, needs to contain the exact term that people are going to search for.

For example, anyone looking to find a gig would be unlikely to use the word entertainment in Google (too many unconnected results would come up). Similarly, if someone was looking for information about a film, a DVD, a computer game, cycling, soccer. They would be searching for those terms not the word 'entertainment'.

However. To answer your question. If your site is really going to be about 'entertainment' in general, the following .com names are all currently available.

entertainment0
youngentertainmentNow
AmusementNow
BestEntertainmentNow
GetEntertainmentHere
EEntertainmentNow
JustEntertainmentNow

To find more, simply search for "whois". Almost all the sites that search finds will contain a search box that allows you to add a word or phrase ("entertainment today" for example), and the result will provide you with loads of available answers.