The United States is home to a wealth of incredible amusement parks, offering experiences for both families and adrenaline junkies. With so many options, deciding where to go can be overwhelming. Fortunately, a new chart from the Florida Rentals team ranks the nation’s top parks, making it easier to plan your next adventure.

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The rankings are based on several key factors:

• Park size
• Total attractions available
• Number of roller coasters in operation
• Themed areas within the park
• Ticket pricing
• Reviews from Google, Yelp, and TripAdvisor

Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, claimed the top spot. Known as the second-oldest theme park in the country, Cedar Point boasts the highest number of mechanical rides worldwide that earned it a Guinness World Record. This iconic destination is celebrated for its legendary roller coasters, including fan favorites like Raptor, Millennium Force, Maverick, Gatekeeper, and Steel Vengeance.

The top ten parks featured in the chart include:

• Cedar Point
• Six Flags Great Adventure
• Six Flags Great America
• Kings Island
• Disney’s Animal Kingdom
• Hersheypark
• Disneyland
• Magic Kingdom
• Disney’s California Adventure

This chart serves as a handy resource for anyone planning a theme park getaway. With insights on locations, ticket prices, and standout features, it’s the ultimate tool for choosing your next thrilling escape.

Actors are prized for their performances, charisma, looks, and star power that draws audiences to their films. A key component Hollywood looks for is the success of an actor’s film roster. The team at Ever Present took that metric and created a chart of the highest grossing actors in Hollywood.

This detailed list ranks the actors by their earnings and adds detail like precisely how much their films have earned, and which film brought in the most money. You can also see how many films the actor has had a lead role in. In the case of the number one highest grossing actor, Samuel L. Jackson, more lead roles mean higher grossing films. The renowned Jackson has led in 69 films, including franchise juggernauts like Star Wars and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. His highest grossing film was Avengers: Endgame, something he has in common with many of the other performers on this list, including the number #2 highest grossing actor, Scarlett Johansson.

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Overall, these were the top ten highest grossing actors:

1. Samuel L. Jackson
2. Scarlett Johansson
3. Robert Downey Jr.
4. Zoe Saldana
5. Chris Pratt
6. Vin Diesel
7. Tom Cruise
8. Chris Hemsworth
9. Bradley Cooper
10. Chris Evans

It’s clear from this list that Avengers: Endgame made a record-shattering amount of money. It appears as an actor’s highest grossing film no less than 25 times. That’s half the list! The data on this chart is a fascinating look into the film industry that can show us which films and actors are filling the most cinema seats.

Sometimes, props that could have quietly become part of a film’s scenery stand out as an iconic aspect that adds depth to a setting or character. Nothing illustrates this better than a chart created by Ooma displaying the 45 most famous phones in pop culture. On the chart we can see where and when these phones first appeared on screens, an illustrated rendering of them, and a bit of trivia telling us why this phone made an impact. As a whole, the chart makes us re-think how something as commonplace as a phone can help make a piece of media memorable.

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Some phones help form part of our lasting impression of a character. For example, Pee-Wee Herman’s picture phone is a regular part of the show and adds texture to Pee-Wee’s whimsical world. In the film, Juno, the title character is a relaxed teen with a quick wit, who uses a phone shaped like a hamburger to add a sense of humor and childishness to otherwise serious conversations.

Here are some more examples that appear on the chart:

• TARDIS from Doctor Who
• Clear Conairphone from Clarissa Explains it All
• “Show Me the Money!” Flip Phone from Jerry Maquire
• Neo’s Cell Phone from The Matrix
• Shellphone from Spongebob Squarepants
• Glass Case of Emotion from Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy

How many phones do you remember from this list? Have any of them made you re-think the movie or show they appear in?