topic=entertainmentEntertainment
Film, television, music, games and the industries behind them, covering both the works themselves and the business of making them.
Review-dense. Separating `opinion` from `news` is usually the first filter you want.
Covers both the works and the industry: a review, a production announcement and a box-office report all carry this tag, which is broader than most people expect when they set it.
Coverage clusters hard around release dates, so a query run a week after a launch and the same query run a month later return materially different distributions. Check the dates before reading a trend into it.
Typical queries
- release coverage
- production news
- reviews
Example
curl -H "x-api-key: $UNLOB_API_KEY" \
"https://api.unlob.com/search?q=release+coverage&topic[]=entertainment&collapse=story"
# Or the authoritative sources on this topic, by graph centrality
curl -H "x-api-key: $UNLOB_API_KEY" \
"https://api.unlob.com/authorities?topic=entertainment&limit=10"Common questions
How do I search only entertainment sources?
Set topic[]=entertainment on any search request. Topic tags are assigned at index time and work across verticals, so the same subject is found in news, documentation and academic writing alike.
What does the entertainment topic cover?
Film, television, music, games and the industries behind them, covering both the works themselves and the business of making them.
Any advice for entertainment queries?
Review-dense. Separating `opinion` from `news` is usually the first filter you want.
Search entertainment sources
10,000 free credits a month. Pair the topic filter with a corroboration floor for anything you will repeat as fact.