Abstract: A modular entertainment system that is mounted overhead on the roof inside an automobile comprising three main interchangeable components including a DVD player, a multi-function dome light, and a flip-down display. All three components are interchangeable to allow full customization of the modular entertainment system.

Abstract: A video screen that can be flipped open with an audio/video source mounted behind it and attached to the back of the headrest on the seat of an automobile is disclosed. The audio/video source may be an AM/FM radio, an AM/FM radio with cassette player, an AM/FM radio with CD player, a DVD player, a video game console, or any other suitable audio/video source. The video screen is rotably attached to the audio/video source which is attached to the back of the headrest of the seat in front of the user. The video screen may be flipped open to reveal the audio/video source to allow the user to change media or control the functions of the audio/video source. The flip-open video screen with the audio/video source mounted behind it and attached to the back of the headrest of the seat of an automobile will allow the rear seat passengers to individually, fully, and easily control their desired source of entertainment during their occupancy of the automobile without disturbing the other passengers of the vehicle.

Abstract: An audio/video source that is mounted on the roof inside an automobile is disclosed. The audio/video source may be an AM/FM radio, an AM/FM radio with cassette player, an AM/FM radio with CD player, a DVD player, a video game console, or any other suitable audio/video source. The audio/video source may be attached to the interior roof of an automobile by bolts, sheet metal screws, brackets, or any other suitable means. The roof mounted audio/video source will allow the rear seat passengers to fully and easily control their desired source of entertainment during their occupancy of the automobile without disturbing the driver or the front sear passenger.