Movies and television shows are full of siblings who both managed to achieve impressive levels of success. That doesn’t mean, however, that their stars all rise at the same rates. Here’s an unscientific look at several famous crews.
A new site that can graph the sentiment of news stories based on data analysis. How much can we learn from the numbers behind the words?
Yep, pretty much.
This awesome chart plots the intersection of teenage werewolves and irate sharks. Click here to enlarge. (via popchartlab.com) View Image ›
#MakeAChartDay is super easy to play. All you have to do is create a silly chart. Upload it below. Then make sure to tag it with #MakeAChartDay either in the chart itself or in the headline. Check out the awesome charts in the comments below! View Image ›
Alternatively titled: The 4th of July for math nerds. (via ilovecharts.tumblr.com) Watch Video ›
Here’s a nifty graphical comparison of average audience ratings of Pixar and Dreamworks animated films. You just can’t beat Toy Story! It’s too good. View Image ›
A website run by “a group of rogue scientists” dedicated to helping boyfriends track their lady’s flow. It offers charts and graphs breaking down monthly hormone fluctuations with daily tips for conquering what they call her Crazy Bear Syndrome. Spoiler alert: This site is 97% likely to make boys uncomfortable. View List ›
Real scientific evidence* about Valentine’s day as told with graphs. (*Not really scientific, sorry.) View List ›
So claims OkCupid, through science. Alternate Titles for this graph include: “No One Wants To Sleep With A Lawyer” or “Really No One Wants To Sleep With A Dev Nerd.” View Image ›
Still think a music career is an easy path to a blinged-out life? Don’t believe the hype. A whole lot of folks have to get paid before the musician does. View Image ›
A collection of 30 funny graphs. Go to Graph Jam to create your own and post it here! View List ›
I can’t hear you over the sound of how awesomely loud my volume is! View Image ›
All those complicated music metaphors have been simplified into the perfect chart. View Image ›
Story of my life right here. View Image ›
Never be baffled by a Brendan Fraser movie again. This handy flowchart picks apart the entire oeuvre of the legendary leading man. View Image ›
Everything seems more important in graph form. View Image ›
Jesus, it’s like they’re inside my head. View Image ›
I see what you did there. [Ed Note: Look at the big pretty graph! So many numbers!] View Image ›
Even for someone who plays, I didn’t know quite how big some of the numbers are for World of Warcraft. Like revenue for one. Yet here I am, pretty much advertising for WoW. (From, via.) View Image ›
“See - every time I press this button, it won’t … wait, it worked that time. I swear to God it wasn’t … just forget it.” This happen to anyone else? View Image ›
Somehow, it always comes back to stealing office supplies. It’s like the ultimate joy a human can experience. View Image ›
Memorize this chart and you won’t have any more trouble following all those pesky flow charts that keep turning up everywhere. You’re welcome! View Image ›
A graph that shows how the Internet sees you, for better or for worse.
Which is saying something, both for that program and my general comprehension of anything presented in PowerPoint. This was brought to you all the way from Israel by BWE Michelle. “Bug” indeed. View Image ›
A helpful chart for the angry motorists of the greater New York area. There’s more where this came from. View Image ›
An essential guide to help you navigate the fraught and existentially confusing world of horse possibilities. View Image ›
This handy dandy New York Times graphic breaks down disses, accusations and allegiances between feuding rappers 50 Cent and Rick Ross. They barely ever mention body weight! Fatties… Oh, and it’s tiny so just click the pic to see the real deal. View Image ›
I haven’t decided yet whether I like these because they’re clever, or because I would like pretty much anything that came in pie-chart form. Click through for similar breakdowns of Digg, Reddit, and MySpace users. View Image ›
Sure, San Diego makes sense, what with the weather and beaches and Sea World and stuff. But why do so many people want to live in Tampa? Can you guess who’s last on this list? View Image ›
