Beef is never not delicious, but certain cuts of beef are even more delicious than other parts of meat. Why is that? Because the cow is a pretty big animal and different parts of it can be fattier or leaner than the other. This infographic from Visual.ly breaks down where which kind of beef cut comes from. If you were ever curious to see where the chuck is from or where the sirloin lies, you never have to wonder again. Read More >>
Featured comment by Jules62:
"That's an American map: it has far fewer cuts than, say, a French or Italian butchers' guide.
What can I say: clearly US butchers are lazy..." More »
Like its author says " I know correlation doesn't imply causation but..." But I think that, in this case, we may be onto something. [Twitter] Read More >>
Try to picture the internet and you invariably have a hard time. Fortunately, Ruslan Enikeev has decided to help you out by creating a map which organizes websites by popularity and similarity. Read More >>
Featured comment by Tom:
"This is surprising to see. I actually came up with the same idea for D&AD Student Award at the start of this year. The brief was about getting peo..." More »
Your birthday! The day you feel like the most special person on the planet! The day you get to do what you want. But don't forget, other people share your birthday too. In fact, a lot of people do. What are the most common birthdays? Check out this snazzy visualisation to find out. Read More >>
Featured comment by Barry White:
"September is the cut of for the school year and childcare. So its much cheaper to coincide your child's birth with the new school year, especially if ..." More »
The UK top 100 singles chart is about to get some stiff competition from the streaming legion. It seems Spotify and its kin are just so damn popular these days that the music chart makers just can't ignore them any more. They're getting their own top 100 with play statistics pulled from audio-only streaming sites and services. Read More >>
Featured comment by colinpolonowski:
"It's a massive shame that all of these streaming companies can create so much influence with so little support for the artists through fair distributi..." More »
The University of Oxford's Internet Institute has discovered that there are places in the United States where there are more people googling for zombies and satan than for Santa Claus. They have found some interesting patterns: Read More >>
Featured comment by Darrell Jones:
"I suspect that may have been deliberate, it certainly made me double take. Who Wins the 'Santa vs Zombies vs Satan' Google Battle These Holidays? woul..." More »
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