Topic group
Entertainment
Strings for shows, music, comics and video, the events and nightlife around them, and the fans who follow them.
Open this group in the tracker / In a contention set only
The 28 strings
- 22 in no contention set
- 6 in a contention set, with the number of primary applications shown
- .album
- .anime2
- .cartoon
- .comedy
- .comics
- .cosplay
- .entertainment
- .fan
- .fandom
- .fest3
- .festival
- .gossip
- .jazz
- .magazine
- .manga2
- .nightlife
- .only
- .otaku
- .playlist
- .podcast3
- .punk
- .rap
- .shorts
- .shortvideo
- .story3
- .vid
- .vids
- .xxl2
A contention set is ICANN's, taken from its Reveal Day file. ICANN publishes an updated list on String Confirmation Day.
Four kinds of string are here, and they got in four different ways.
Defined that way by their applicants. .anime and .manga each have two
applicants, who define them as Japanese animation and Japanese comics.
.comedy is defined as humorous content and entertainment, .comics as
illustrated storytelling, .jazz as the music, .punk as an aesthetic tied to
punk music and its culture, .shorts as short-form videos, and .vid and
.vids as short forms of video. .fest and .festival are defined as
organised events and celebrations, and all three applicants for .story define
it as a narrative.
.podcast needs a line of its own. Radix files it under Creator in its
published grouping. Two other applicants applied for the same string, and all
three define it as an audio programme, so it is recorded here.
Named only as replacement strings. .album, .cartoon, .cosplay,
.entertainment, .fandom, .gossip, .magazine, .nightlife, .otaku,
.playlist and .rap have no application of their own to define them. They are
here as plain words.
Claimed in public, and not in ICANN’s list. .fan and .shortvideo are
strings an applicant said it was applying for before Reveal Day.
Two strings by this tracker’s reading. .only and .xxl are here on this
tracker’s reading, which is not their applicants’. Both applications for .xxl
define it as extra extra large, a designation of size, and one of the two lists
entertainment and events among the uses it has in mind. The .only application
defines the word as solely or exclusively. One of the two applicants for .xxl
is TLD Empire, which belongs to the studio that publishes this tracker.
Some near neighbours are not members. .pod has several applicants and more
than one meaning, a podcast for one and a container for another. .fantasy,
.records and .sound are each defined by their applicants as words with
several meanings.
A string that is a company’s own name is left out of every group on this tracker, so the broadcasters and streaming services in ICANN’s list are not here.
The strings in excluded contain a keyword and are not members. .fanatics
and .fanuc are names, and .springfestival is a holiday.