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Touch football or raking leaves may burn more calories. But on Thanksgiving morning, a whopping 30 percent of us prefer to watch Macy's trademark parade down Broadway. Mostly retirees and [...]

If you think hot cocoa is for old-fashioned types, you're right: cocoa drinkers correlate highly with Velveeta and Spam fans, and the two thirds of us who drink it regularly [...]

The 55 percent of us who buy pricier gas grills are concentrated in affluent, colder exurbs. Down South, charcoal, used by 38 percent overall, is still king. Copyright 1999 Newsweek [...]

Forget nature vs. nurture. Is it boxers or briefs? Some 58 percent of U.S. males say tighty whities. Boxers are most popular with young guys in warmer climes. Michael J. [...]

Have a tough time getting up on cold winter mornings? You're not alone. A third of Americans want more sleep, about as many as get less than six hours a [...]

Need a valentine's gift for that special guy? one in 10 American men wants to try Viagra-seniors, and also boomers weaned on pharmacology and free love. Copyright 1999 Newsweek Inc. [...]

As January ends, 25 percent of American adults are on diets. Most are metro-area boomers, particularly women. But few will stay thin. The chief waistline buster: lack of exercise. Copyright [...]

Candy sales explode in the month before halloween, with miniature sweets jumping by 190 percent. Where do the one third of Americans who buy the petite goblin pleasers stock up [...]

Shows United States distribution of fans of the television game show `Jeopardy!' hosted by Alex Trebek.

Shows United States distribution of motion picture audiences. Estimate of the number of Americans who have attended a movie in the six-month period ending in March 1999; Movie preferences.

Shows United States distribution of automobile racing fans expected to view the Indianapolis 500 Automobile Race on television in May, 1999.

Shows United States distribution of apathy and interest in the impending deadline for negotiation of the lockout and salary disagreement between National Basketball Association team owners and players.

Shows the United States distribution of those who routinely pray at home. Estimate of the number of those who routinely pray; Percentage of females who pray.

Shows the distribution in the United States of consumers who purchase from mail-order catalogs.

Shows distribution in the United States of relative rates of peanut butter consumption.

Shows United States distribution of Weather Channel viewers.

Shows the distribution in the United States of those who enjoy picnicking.

Shows the physical distribution in the United States of patterns related to job stress and job satisfaction.

Shows the United States locations of populations which favor different approaches to discipline of children, including use of corporal punishment.

Discusses the results of a national survey in the United States which found that 65 percent of people say they are not fans of baseball. Possible reasons for the lack of interest in baseball; A map of how people feel about baseball.