Entertainment Industry Infographics

Is your dad the coolest man walking like Mad Men’s Don Draper or is he the ultimate family comedian like The Cosby Show’s Cliff Huxtable? Take the quiz to find out which TV dad is most like your own!

Over five years, the creative team took this unlikely mix of genres and features that sounds like a formula for a dire B-movie, and – thanks to balls, money and good writers – produced a sharp, poignant, engaging smash. It’s a 40-hour-long Pan’s Labyrinth – a magical, brawny, disturbing fairytale. It’s all going so well, isn’t it.

Sometimes, the iconic cars aren’t the Ferraris or the Lamborghinis. Sometimes, they’re just a VW Beetle like the familiar Herbie! Check out this infographic from which takes a look at some of the most famous cars of the silver screen.

The Voice is an American reality TV show, where participants sing in a competition to win $100,000 and a record package with Universal Music Group. The coaches are well know musicians and support the participants realize their total potential.

Regardless of age, we all grew up watching at least one (if not all) of these sitcom families that are represented in the following infographic from My Custom Rug. Did your favorite make the list?

Elementary is an American crime drama series that debut on CBS on September 27, 2012. Elementary give a contemporary update of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s character Sherlock Holmes located in the United States. Holmes is a previous adviser to Scotland Yard and also a junkie.

Scandal is an American political thriller television series starring Kerry Washington. Kerry Washington’s character, Olivia Pope, is partly based on former George Bush administration press assistant Judy Smith, who works as a co-executive producer.

Arrested Development is back! Catch up on the television series and see what character committed the most crimes, who is going to jail for 80 years, and why less crime led to lower ratings in this infographic.

Travelers love getting into the nitty-gritty of culture, discovering the quirks and oddities of the places they visit. Nothing allows one to get a handle on the mindset of a group of people like their traditions and festivities. The folks at BookFHR.com have gathered the following list of the world’s most bizarre traditions.

I can still remember the days when couples were not show sleeping in the same bed (I Love Lucy), where fathers were more of role models (Father Knows Best) than complete idiots (Homer Simpson) and many other taboos back then that are commonplace nowadays. The “liberalization of television” has come a long way as you will see.