Most people — especially older Americans — believe that couples today spend too much money getting married, and a significant share say they spend too much time on wedding planning.

Topping the list of trends that Americans are most likely to have a positive opinion of are two of the most casual items on the list: flannel shirts and graphic tees. Other highly rated items are dressier, including miniskirts and maxi skirts.

How do Americans organize their books? A new survey shows that depends a lot on how many books they own

New polling by YouGov finds that there is significant overlap between the fan bases of each: One in five Americans (22%) with at least a fair amount of interest in professional football also identify as a fan of Swift — defined throughout this article as someone who says they are either a major Swift fan or somewhat of a fan.

A new YouGov survey reveals that many Americans have mixed feelings about relationship boundaries and that many are familiar with many therapy-speak words.

Popular reasons for using subtitles include enhanced comprehension, helping to understand accents, noisy environments, and hearing difficulties.

Germans are more certain they are American than Americans are

By 51% to 27%, Americans overall have a favorable opinion of labor unions. More believe unions have increased their influence in the last year (23%) than say their influence has become less strong (16%).

A recent YouGov poll asked Americans about Disney princesses, including their thoughts on the 2023 live-action version of 'The Little Mermaid,' diversity in Disney characters, and favorite Disney princesses.

Solitaire (83%) and Go Fish (79%) top the list of card games that Americans are most likely to have played before. Other games ever played by at least half of Americans are Blackjack (70% have played), Old Maid (66%), War (62%), Poker (60%), Hearts (46%), Crazy Eights (56%), Gin Rummy (52%), and Spades (50%).

Ahead of the first ever Olympics eSports week in June 2023, we explore how esports followership varies globally.

A new YouGov poll reveals that Americans are more likely to oppose (47%) than support (30%) modifications intended to better align classic media entertainment with current social values.

Classic rock is overwhelmingly popular among all Americans, but older adults show an even greater appreciation for it than younger adults.

Book bans divide Americans — there is no clear majority when it comes to whether books should be removed from public libraries or public school spaces.

Who do Americans want to play James Bond? While nearly half aren't sure, those with an opinion are most likely to select Idris Elba as their preferred future Bond when presented with a list of 10 possibilities

Younger adults are particularly confident in their own artistic ability and more likely to know and like many different styles of art.

Half of American TV watchers say they rewatch episodes of TV they've seen before at least once a week.Two-thirds of TV watchers say they've seen the same season of TV at least twice, and nearly half have seen the same season at least three times.

Almost one-quarter of Americans say they could probably or definitely replicate "Self-Portrait with a Straw Hat" by Vincent Van Gogh.

Three-quarters (75%) of Americans say they do not find the depiction of nudity in paintings and sculptures by classical artists to be problematic.

The Detroit Tigers mascot, PAWS, landed in the top spot by winning 70.3% of its weighted matchups.