Bond Cars is Evans Halshaw’s interactive guide to the entertaining evolution of 007’s cars.

We can never believe how fast years tend to pass, but once again the end of the year is near. Over the past year, the All My Faves team has combed the Internet for the coolest websites and services that it has to offer. We are proud to present you with the top 100 coolest, best and most addictive websites of 2014!

The 2014 World Cup starts Thursday, June 12, and for soccer/football lovers from around the world, the adrenaline is starting to pump. Find the best ways to follow your favorite team’s journey throughout The 2014 Brazil World Cup.

Olympic Story is the online history of the Winter Olympic games.

Zample+me me allows users to ask and answer polls in the form of yes or no questions on any topic of their choosing, and also offers the ability to track the user-driven results of those questions.

How Search Works is Google’s visual presentation of the most kept secret on the internet and the machine that made Google the tycoon it is – The Google search engine.

CrowdVoice is a user-powered service that tracks voices of protest from around the world by crowdsourcing information. This site provides an awesome tool and platform for protestors voices to be heard.

2012 is over… long live 2013! And to welcome in this bright new year,  All My Faves – your easy guide to the Web – has once again enlisted the world’s help to hand pick the best websites of 2012. These sites may not be Facebook, Twitter or even Pinterest, but they’re some of the internet’s most interesting, unique and, well, coolest websites around… and hey, you voted for them! So without further ado, here’s our definitive review of the top 10 coolest websites: best of 2012.

See, not everybody uses Facebook to share pictures of their breakfast… Facebook Stories is a site dedicated to sharing the extraordinary, quirky and thought-provoking stories and ideas from Facebook’s community.

Welcome to the ultimate list of new, cool websites 2012!

When it comes to vacations, there are two kinds of people: the ones that pack their stuff and drop into some random city from one day to the other catching everyone by surprise (“the adventurers“); and the ones that book everything in advance and are completely freaked out by the thought of disorganization (“the stressed“, don’t be offended if that’s you, I’m one of the bunch myself!)…

What do you get when you take the film company behind socially-minded movies like An Inconvenient Truth, Fast Food Nation and The Kite Runner, and mix it with an equally socially-minded website?