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Your name could say more about you than you think. Surnames examined academic research to see how a person’s name could determine their social status.

Lazzoni Modern Furniture explored the essentialism trend in interior design and how it represents a middle ground between minimalism and maximalism.

Hone Health shares the seven best Chipotle orders for weight loss, according to a registered dietician, as well as tips to order with weight loss in mind.

VRAI shares jewelry and engagement ring options for every sign in the zodiac.

The Conversation examines the real reasons for the differences between light and dark meat.

Stacker curated a selection of photographs from the past century of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade to help illustrate the history of the iconic event.

Uniqode explored the trend of QR codes in movies, television, and marketing through the years and why fans are seeing more of them.

Ollie used National Retail Federation data to examine the most popular pet costumes of 2024 and explore pets’ increasing role in Halloween.

Spokeo analyzed generational trends in and perceptions of smartphone use amid public health concerns, using data from Pew Research Center and Gallup.

Peerspace put together a list of 10 tips for throwing the ultimate spooky Halloween party, from thrilling entrances to spooktacular menus.

All About Cookies surveyed U.S. parents to learn how many track their children’s online activities and physical location, and what the most popular methods are.

Instacart shares insights about the top candy picks state-by-state, what’s uniquely popular in different regions, how many people plan to trick-or-treat and pass out candy this year, and more.

Made Trade compiled a brief history of women and textiles in the United States, drawing on historical museum documents, interviews, and research.

Hers ranked 23 of the most popular Halloween candies in the U.S. based on the pounds sold in each state and their nutrition content.

Pettable created a guide to help pet parents prepare for an emergency situation using guidance from the ASPCA, American National Red Cross, and AVMA.

Stacker gathered YouGov Ratings to rank the top 20 burger restaurant chains in America, according to customers in the third quarter of 2024.

Stacker gathered YouGov Ratings (current as of the second quarter 2024) to rank the top 20 breakfast restaurant chains in America.

Reasons to be Cheerful follows artist Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg’s path to transform how people see gardens—geared toward pollinators’ tastes rather than humans.

Hone Health shares the exact brews recommended by experts to boost longevity.

HeySunday consulted garment care resources to decode those confusing laundry symbols to determine the rules of laundry and garment maintenance.

Ollie used BLS data to analyze the evolving dynamic between parenting children and owning pets in the U.S., particularly among younger adults.

With Rosh Hashana approaching, The Conversation looks at the changing recipes found in American Jewish cookbooks, and the ever-changing character of what are considered “Jewish” foods.

Benzinga breaks down the best and worst places to retire in 2024.

Small pours that mean big fun. Peerspace put together five tips for hosting the ultimate wine-tasting party. It pays to do some R&D. 

Reasons to be Cheerful explores “museo-therapy,” a unique initiative by the Palais des Beaux-Arts which draws on the power of art to improve health and well-being.

SmartAsset used IRS data to rank states by the net inflow of young and rich heads of households—those earning at least $200,000 per year and aged 26 to 35.

While true hypoallergenic dogs don’t exist, Pettable spoke to experts to learn which breeds may be better pets for people with anxiety and allergies.

Hers ranks 17 fall coffee drinks from top chains in the U.S. to determine the healthiest and unhealthiest seasonal indulgences.

Hims compares America’s foodie capitals and what their eating patterns say about their culture and health.

SmartAsset examined the latest IRS data to find where households earning $200,000 annually or more are moving.