From the EMI records in 1966, the entertainment was initially founded by originally as Record Merchandisers Limited, and the music was distributed among to non-specialist retailers, and subsequently became a joint venture between a number of record companies. At that time only one  Woolworths became the largest customer in entertainment UK.  And in 1986 Record Merchandisers Limited was acquired by the Kingfisher Group. After that the name  was thought to be changed from the “Record Merchandisers Limited” changed to “Entertainment UK (EUK).”

After that in the year 2001  Kingfisher Group demerger from the parent company the EUK became the property of Woolworths Group plc. In 2006, the Woolworths Group acquired Total Home Entertainment Distribution Limited (THE) to form part of the Entertainment UK (EUK) divisio. In November 2007 EUK acquired Bertram Books, a major book wholesaler, and distributor.

The biggest achievement of the UK i.e; In 2005 and 2006, Entertainment UK was given ‘The European Supply Chain Excellence’ and ‘The Global Retail Technology Forum’ awards respectively in addition to the ‘Best Retail Buying Team’ at the 2006 MCV Industry Excellence Awards. This is really a great achievement for the whole world. All countries tried for this but. the only UK to take these awards in his home and after that UK supplied many retailers finally in the year 2007 he find a partnership with Zavvi (formerly Virgin Megastores) and Asda. Other notable customers included Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, WH Smith, as well as the Borders UK entertainment back catalog, and formerly Tesco. It also ran two Amazon Marketplace stores on Amazon.co.uk; “market plus”, run by the offshore subsidiary Entertainment Plus (Guernsey) Ltd, and “direct-offers”, the UK-based stock clearance arm of Entertainment UK. As a result of EUK entering into administration, and then on 24 December 2008, the Music and DVD retailer was also forced into administration as it was unable to source stock on favorable terms direct from suppliers. These all are the major operations done by the UK in the field of entertainment.

The actress visited in her role as a goodwill ambassador for the UN High Commissioner for Refugees.

The UNHCR said in a statement that Angelina, who has a brood of six children with boyfriend Brad Pitt, urged more international aid for the refugees, and the Jolie-Pitt Foundation had also made an “important donation” for the refugee operation.

Angelina also praised the government of Tunisia for its generosity toward the refugees. Tunisia saw an uprising in January that overthrew a dictator and sparked revolts around the Arab world