Entertainment Industry Infographics

Do you fancy yourself a music video aficionado? See if you can recognize some of these best (and worst) pop, rap, hip-hop, country and rock music video cliches in this infographic.

Just like Eddie Money used to sing, I’m a gamblin’ man but have you ever wondered which casino games offer the best pay outs to players? It doesn’t really matter which game you play, the casino always has the house advantage. The infographic from CasinoTop10 below takes a look at some of the more popular casino games and gives you some insight into which ones offer the best odds of winning.

I’m not much of a fame player at all but that very likely puts me in the minority which is evidenced in this infographic from Prism Casino. Herein lies statics on some of the most popular games and general gaming statistics that may shock you.

Has the popularity of YouTube made television obsolete? Growth in television advertising has slowed while video streaming revenue continues to sky rocket. This infographic provides some interesting data on the growth of YouTube since its birth in 2005.

Most celebrities do not enjoy the privacy that the rest of us do when they’re going through a divorce and as a result, we get all the gory details. Some divorces are pretty standard but 2011 had is share of insane celebrity break-ups, some of which are documented in the infographic below.

Vacationing in Vegas is an American “rite of passage.” Last year alone the city drew 39 million families, retirees, bachelorettes and bros and there are 7 things they could all tell you about Vegas. This infographic takes a peek at Sin City’s crazy tourism industry.

As we kick off 2012, a new innovator in the media industry, Listener Driven Radio (LDR), shares some highlights from 2011. LDR is reinventing radio by giving listeners control of their favorite radio stations through the web. Listeners to stations using the LDR platform can vote and control which songs play in real time, sign up for alerts when their favorite songs play, and share their favorite songs on Facebook.

The year was 1982 with one of the world’s most ostentatious glam rock bands, Van Halen, kicking off a massive tour, but not before sending its demands to the venues it would be playing at. In what is considered to be one of the most ridiculous riders of all time (a rider is the list of amenities required by a band that the host venue must provide), the band requested some items that define the phrase “over the top.”

From 1904 to present times, Times Square in New York City has a rich history in the celebration of the new year with their annual New Years Eve celebrations. This infographic published by CityPASS looks at its history.

This infographic provides information about the Sony Playstation debacle including a timeline of events that occurred during the times it was hacked and gives a breakdown of what it cost Sony.