With its moderate climate and abundance of outdoor enjoyment throughout its 11 national parks, 37 state forests, and 175 parks, it is unsurprising that the Sunshine State ranks third in … Read more

Although Staten Island ranks third in size and is the least populated of the five, there are a lot of things that make it stick out from the rest. Just … Read more

Due to its natural beauty and dramatic wilderness, Alaska has made its way from a secluded home for mostly locals to embarking its terrain in well-known movies. From the Mendenhall … Read more

Although the Bronx borough is part of New York City, there are a few reasons why it stands out. Starting with the “the” in its name. And Pelham Bay Park … Read more

Massachusetts is a favorite location among filmmakers, not only for the tax incentives offered, but also for popular landmarks, diverse landscapes, and stunning architecture. Some of the films we’re featuring … Read more

Just some of the more popular reasons that NYC is so well known include things like the NYPL, the second-largest library system in the US, and the third-largest library in … Read more

When it comes to weather, well, Kansas can be pretty interesting. The average wind speed in Dodge City is 14mph, making it the actual Windy City, not Chicago. Even its … Read more

For an area that is not considered a city today (although it was up until 1898), Brooklyn sure has some city-like attributes. For starters, the population is made up of … Read more

Purchased from the French in 1803, Louisiana was the 18th state admitted into the union and was named after King Louis XIV. And although the Pelican State is the smallest … Read more

When you think of the state of Kentucky, you might think of bourbon; it’s estimated that there are more barrels of bourbon in the state than there are people. You … Read more