Lifestyle Infographics

More and more of us are watching with two screens. In the infographic below see how television viewers increasingly watch their favorite programs with mobile devices in hand, using them to find info related to things they’ve seen, connect with other viewers, or generally browse or email during the adverts.

More than ever, Americans are opting to live on their own. But how drastic is the change? In the following infographic by ForRent.com, take a look at the trend of Americans living alone, with a lot of the insight provided by Eric Klinenberg, author of “Going Solo: The Extraordinary Rise and Surprising Appeal of Living Alone.”

Whether you’re throwing a party or attending one, maybe you think you already know how to party. We’ll see about that. The following infographic from www.bestcollegesonline.org provides some pointers on parties for both those throwing them as well as those attending them.

Time to get ready for food, travel and shopping with this Thanksgiving infographic from Nationwide Bank. See which dishes were served at the first Thanksgiving and how much money Americans will spend during Black Friday weekend this year.

Only 39 per cent of adults sleep well according to the poll of more than 5,300 people who took part in the Great British Sleep Study. Tossing and turning, unable to find ‘your spot’ in the mattress, your partner slapping you in the face with their dead arm at 2am… there is an endless list of reasons why us Britons can’t get some decent winks.

Losing your identity to fraudsters can set off a chain reaction of damaging events for you, your family or your business. Shredding sensitive documents is one of the most cost-effective ways to prevent fraud and identity theft. Find out the dangers and start looking after your information before it’s too late in the following infographic by Robert Dyas.

If you’ve been looking to strike fear into the hearts of men (and ghosts) everywhere, you’ve come to the right place. This infographic breaks down the most basic elements of creating a totally terrifying, scream-unducing, white-knuckling costume. Think you’re ready? Then prepare to be horrified!

Halloween is upon us!. Although money is tight, there is no need to stress when your little one starts to ask you what they’re going to be weeks before Halloween. 18% of U.S. consumers said they are going to cut cost and make their own costumes.

Halloween is the top holiday for candy consumption in the United States. It murders Christmas, Easter and Valentine’s Day. This year, Americans will hand out a monstrous $2.3 Billion dollars worth of sweets to a potential 41 million trick or treaters across the country. This infographic from DegreeSearch.org reveals some interesting statistics on Halloween candy.

Tattooing is the art of inserting ink into an inner layer of skin, creating patterns and pictures. Despite tattooing’s modern association with counter-culture, the art itself goes back thousands of years. In fact, more people may have a tattoo than you might realize.