The definition of entertainment law is best described as the representation of clients who are involved in the business of providing amusement to the public.  The media and entertainment industries encompass an enormous spectrum of jobs in both creative and business capacities.  There are five areas of media and entertainment law specialties: film, television, music, book publishing, and live theater.  Today’s most popular areas in which lawyers practice are music, film, radio, fine art, advertising and television entities.  Although sports law is grouped with entertainment law, it has it own distinctive features.  Sports law encompasses its own diverse practice areas, for instance: Antitrust, Contracts, and Criminal, just to name a few.