Every Country's Favorite Studio Ghibli Movie, Mapped
From 'Ponyo' to 'Spirited Away,' this map shows which movies Studio Ghibli fans are watching around the world.
From 'Ponyo' to 'Spirited Away,' this map shows which movies Studio Ghibli fans are watching around the world.
Keep this map of the average price of coffee around the world handy for your next caffeine-fueled adventure.
From a coastal inn in Maine to a hot spring hotel in Japan, these are the oldest hotels in nearly every country.
From France to San Francisco, this map shows where you can get a Michelin-starred meal without draining your bank account.
Ahead of Easter on April 4, 2021, see which holiday-specific treats and candies your home state is searching for.
Based on employment, insurance, and cost-of-living data, these are the American cities with the most stressed-out residents in each state.
From crafts to video games, these are the hobbies people around the U.S. are using to stay busy during quarantine.
This illustrated map showcases the many beautiful, unusual plant species under threat in the United States.
Does your state rock the Fu Manchu mustache or play it safe with a goatee? Find out our nation’s favorite facial hair styles here.
From small queries to major life decisions.
What show is your state loving the most this year?
According to the report, Hawaii, California, New York, Maryland, and New Jersey are the most expensive states.
While the United States population has become less religious in recent years, the overwhelming majority of Americans still identify as Protestant or Catholic.
A map of the world’s endonyms.
We teamed up with Economic Modeling Specialists Intl., a CareerBuilder company, to determine the "most unique" job in each state using a measurement called location quotient (LQ).
What state would you live in? Neil Freeman has redrawn the borders of the 50 United States to have equal populations.
In the early days of mapmaking, plotting out the world was no easy task. It's not surprising that cartographers got some things wrong (it's probably more surprising how much they got right). One of the most widespread misconceptions in the 16th Century in
From the Original Six to the current 30 teams.
And which countries switched.