A new study revealed that Sinners (2025) and Godzilla Minus One (2023) are the highest-rated horror movies of the last decade, tying for first place. The study, conducted by Remove Background, analyzed the top 300 horror movies released between January 2015 and September 2025, filtered by popularity on IMDb
Read MoreA new study by luxury travel advisors The Resorts Collection reveals that Bali, Indonesia, is America's most Googled movie-inspired honeymoon destination. The study looked at Google searches for honeymoon-related terms across destinations featured in popular movies and TV shows. Data from TripAdvisor was also collected to show each location's number of romantic hotels and average visitor ratings.
Read MoreA new study has revealed that Drake is the go-to artist worldwide for relaxing music, with over 4,000 appearances across relaxing playlists on Spotify. The study, by public speaking exposure platform AmberWillo, has revealed the artists whose songs most frequently appear in playlists designed for relaxation and calm. The study examined 1,738 Spotify playlists themed around "relaxing," "calm," "chill," "soothing," and "peaceful" songs, where 378,382 tracks were found.
Read MoreA new study has revealed the best cities in the U.S. for movie enthusiasts, with Chicago coming in 12th. The research, conducted by social casino website McLuck, analyzed the 100 most populated U.S. cities to determine which offer the best experience for film fans. Each city received a score based on factors such as the number of movie theaters, indie venues, theater ratings and ticket prices.
Read MoreA study conducted by SportsMillions has looked into data on what makes a bachelor party destination truly unforgettable. From beer prices to hotel stays, taxi fares, and food scenes, this research reveals the best states in the U.S. for a bachelor's weekend getaway.
Read MoreThe concept of the tourist gaze, introduced by John Urry in 1990, serves as a foundational framework for understanding the transformation of culture into a performance in tourism. Unlike previous functionalist and ethnocentric theories, the tourist gaze emphasizes visual consumption by tourists of cultural and natural sites.
Read MoreThere’s something timeless about a beach sunset: the golden light, the silhouette of a sailboat drifting across the horizon, the collective hush as the sun finally dips below the waterline. But where in the U.S. can you find the most breathtaking evening views? A new study set out to answer just that, revealing the beaches where sunsets steal the show and the hearts of visitors.
Read MoreFinding trustworthy gambling platforms used to be tough. Expert review websites changed all that with their comparison tools, learning resources, and help with disputes. These platforms have helped players get back millions - AskGamblers alone recovered over £61 million with an 80% success rate in solving complaints.
Read MoreFor their 216th episode, two haughty film critics, two non-painting dads, and two gold-digging teachers, Will Johnson and Don Shanahan, roar back from a short October haitus with a movie that doesn't try to shout back whatsoever. Stratching off a mutual Stanley Kubrick blind spot, the boys sat through 1975's wannabe opus Barry Lyndon and strive to discuss the thematic pull and shread of a point amid the off-the-charts craftsmanship of the respected cinematic master. There is a clear lover and hater on this one.
Read MoreManaging your gaming budget effectively is one of the most important skills for any casino player. Good bankroll management helps you enjoy longer gaming sessions, reduces stress, and ensures that gambling remains entertainment rather than a financial burden.
Read MoreTraffic tickets tossed onto dashboards may look trivial, but in Seattle they can trail you for years. Quick payments meant to save time often open the door to higher insurance rates and damaged job prospects for anyone who drives to earn a living. What appears minor can quietly alter how the system views your record for years.
Read MoreThe katana stands as one of history's most famous - and quietly intimidating - weapons. It's a masterfully crafted curved sword that not just reflects centuries of Japanese tradition but has also captivated martial arts enthusiasts and collectors alike for generations. If you're one of them, then understanding what goes into these legendary blades will reveal the fascinating intersection of ancient artistry and modern science.
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