What motivates people to share a news story with their friends on Facebook? What makes a tweet 'retweetable'? And why would you post an article on Linkedin? According to a survey of 2,000 people, the most common motivation is to entertain others online.

Bahn mi, bulgogi, za’atar. These words are a mouthful in more ways than one, and Americans just can’t seem get enough of them – a rise in foodie culture has seen huge demand for ethnic foods. And after the cult-like success of sriracha sauce, it seems there could be a new dip on the block – harissa.

The average worker spends three times longer working and commuting than they do with their family, and their hectic work schedules and busy lifestyles are now affecting eating habits, too. New research has revealed that the average Brit eats ten of their 21 weekly meals alone.

BuzzFeed’s cooking channel Tasty is feeding the internet's appetite for comfort food with its immensely popular recipe videos. It’s attracted nearly 62 million likes on Facebook and gained 14 billion video views in just under a year, but what’s the secret to its success?