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Spot On Entertainment is an Entertainment Supply company based in Cheshire. We supply professional entertainers for events worldwide. If you are planning a party or any type of event – be it private or corporate – please contact us. We have music and entertainers for any event worldwide.

Here you’ll find a selection of used and new dvds we have for sale. Region 1 and Region 2. Check that your dvd player is multi regional before ordering.

SPOT ON ENTERTAINMENT STORE - Click the link to take you to the store.

Kindle Paperwhite – the most advanced e-reader is coming to the UK. Kindle Paperwhite offers 62% more pixels and 25% increased contrast, a patented built-in front light for reading in all lighting conditions, up to 8 weeks of battery life, and a thin and light design for just £109. Kindle Paperwhite Wi-Fi + 3G—the all-new top-of-the-line Kindle e-reader with free 3G wireless—so you never have to pay for or hunt for a Wi-Fi hotspot—is just £169. The new devices are enhanced by a complete set of accessories that protect and personalize the device to bring the Kindle experience to an all-new level.

Viacom Entertainment Store was a proposed chain of merchandise stores, created in the wake of stores like The Disney Store and The Warner Brothers Studio Store, which sold merchandise and other products based on the owned licensed properties of the entertainment companies which owned the stores.

The first (and only) store opened on Michigan Avenue as part of the Magnificent Mile shopping district in Chicago on May 22, 1997, the grand opening party was attended by celebrities such as Jon Bon Jovi and Jenny McCarthy. The store sold mostly merchandise based on Viacom owned properties, including Star Trek, Nickelodeon, MTV, VH1, and other Paramount Pictures properties.

In addition 15 Nickelodeon stores (three completed stores were located at the Mall of America, which is now a part of the Nickelodeon Universe indoor amusement park, another at Roosevelt Field and another at Woodfield Mall) and a theme restaurant was planned.

The store in Chicago was not successful and closed after being opened for less than two years.