Entertainment.
"The magician's show was entertaining, leaving the entire audience laughing and amazed."
present participle of entertain
"The comedian told an entertaining story that kept everyone laughing throughout the show."
In plain English: To entertain means to amuse someone by telling jokes, performing tricks, or engaging them with interesting activities.
"The clown entertained the children with silly jokes and magic tricks."
Very amusing; that entertains.
"The comedian's clever jokes made the entire show very entertaining and kept everyone laughing throughout the night."
In plain English: Something that is entertaining makes you laugh, smile, or feel excited while doing it.
"The movie was so entertaining that I didn't want to leave my seat until the very end."
The word comes from the verb "entertain" with the suffix "-ing" added to form its present participle. It retains the original meaning of providing amusement or engaging someone's interest.