TV Buzz Flavorwire made this awesome infographic on the life and times of Liz Lemon's hair. Man, Liz Lemon has had some bad, bad hair days.
Tech Buzz This graphic tracks Instagram's brief but explosive history—from launch in November 2010 to its $1 billion exit to Facebook in April 2012. Which app is the next wunderkind… Path?
Food Buzz Not that you should make it. But if you really want to, here's an easy, step-by-step guide to making moonshine.
Whether you're a poor college student or just someone with an undying thirst for sodium, you are not alone in your love for ramen noodles. Check out the infographic and get your ramen-loving mind blown!
Design Buzz For the past 8 years Nicholas Felton has been obsessively breaking down his daily experiences into data sets and creating gorgeous annual reports of his life. This year's 2010/2011 Feltron Biennial Report visualizes how his personality varies based on location and company.
Movie Buzz In theaters today is “Wanderlust,” the brainchild of Ken Marino and David Wain that stars Jennifer Aniston and Paul Rudd. Why is this movie so incredibly funny? Because it features an amazingly talented cast — filled with people who have worked together before in cult favorites like “Wet Hot American Summer,” “Party Down,” “Reno 911!” and “The State” — improvising their way through life at a commune. It's a winning recipe, you see. [Jack's Note: THIS IS NOT AN AD WHITNEY IS JUST REALLY INTO THIS MOVIE.]
Culture Buzz What happens when a guy who works at AllThingsD wants to propose to his girlfriend, who works at Mashable? A hip-yet-nerdy internet proposal for the ages — and on Valentine's Day, no less! (via mashable.com)
Movie Buzz So you're telling me that the “Stay Puft” monster in “Ghostbusters” was only 100 feet tall and that the “Cloverfield” monster comes in at 180 feet? Suddenly an attack by monsters on New York City seems like much less of a “Dooms Day” scenario.
Food Buzz Step 1: Crack open a beer. Step 2: Watch this video infographic about the history of beer in America. Step 3: Impress your friends with all of your fancy knowledge about the decline and return of microbreweries and where to find the most craft beers. Optional Step 4: Plan a road trip to visit all of the craft breweries from Portland, ME to Portland, OR.
Tech Buzz It's as easy as pee! A clever explanation for how we use the various social networks we're addicted to surged on Reddit today in the form of this old image, made from an even older tweet. I decided to expand on the topic by updating the original and making a bit pretty, too. Add your own suggestions in the comments!
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Did you know CES was celebrating its 45th birthday this year? The world’s largest electronics expo has been the debut platform for some of the biggest successes (and flops) in history.
Politics Buzz A new study from the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office that examines policy approaches for reducing emissions includes the latest in a series of excellent inforgraphics provided by the office.
Culture Buzz Forty-four percent of Americans still don't know what Mitt Romney's actual first name is. Do you?
Culture Buzz When you break down the numbers and find that 88% of New Year's resolutions end in failure, it's hard to not be discouraged. But darnit this year will be different… won't it? (via visual.ly)
Politics Buzz It all just really boils down to hipsters vs racists.
Culture Buzz Pro Tip: Don't share this on Facebook if you are friends with your family on Facebook.
Movie Buzz And it's all in one handy infographic. Call me crazy, but I think these infographic things might take off. (via onlinemba.com)
Science Buzz Author Ali Binazir calculates the odds that you exist, as you are, today. Surprisingly, the answer is basically 0. Click here to enlarge.
Culture Buzz Did you know that the average erect nipple stands as tall as a stack of five quarters. I just measured my own at only about 2 quarters. Oh! This is about female breasts! Good to know. (via dogandponyshowwebsite.com)
Culture Buzz Part of Gallery1988's Bill Murray exhibit. (via culturepopped.blogspot.com)
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It's a well known fact that Michael Bay signs off all email correspondence and voicemail messages with (*explosion sound*). Point being, everyone knows Michael Bay loves explosions.
It's National Sandwich Day. This infographic highlighs some of history’s most popular and memorable sandwiches. Click here to enlarge. (via foodbeast.com)
Politics Buzz I bet you didn't know that middle-aged people with full time jobs make up the majority of Occupiers. How dare they spend their free time trying to change things?! Outrage!
Food Buzz So this is where Mr. Owl was getting his statistics from. I'd have thought “Satisfaction” would have a higher percentage.
I applaud the 10% of parents who have the willpower not to steal candy from their kids' trick-or-treat bags. Click here for a pumpkin sized view.
“Death & Taxes” is probably the largest, most complex, and most depressing infographic I’ve seen.