What is the common name/word for movies, games, songs, books etc? [closed]

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Try consuming entertainment.

Consuming media would also work for all the types of entertainment you listed except for playing video games — the reason being that that particular pastime involves considerably more (inter)activity than the others, which are all relatively passive forms of entertainment.

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