Just go to www.google.com/now/topics/ and you'll see a long list of topics related to your recent searches. They're based on your search history and should only show up if you performed multiple related searches about a topic.
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Click one of the topics and you'll get a list of search results that are supposed to be helpful. You'll see reviews, forum threads, news articles, videos, web pages and other related topics.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjERJJfvjP8VXq3qg4RG3CTQbEsKiecgcHZIAG-K5GFJvGxX5vj1UQxgbSTnqsVEUnPgwUTD-BgWnC56dkFoGFKTgETuuZLuIbWDx7o2YJegEyl-obtRU1ppei5ZXmQ92foZBAEqfzOrx0m/s640/google-now-topics-page.png)
It's interesting to notice that Google uses the Knowledge Graph to generate related people, music, movies, hotels and more. There are publicly available topics pages like this one.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj6KGFXI32w7tDk0NJmKGCNXFZSedWCUvZhVzcRDthqE-PNXyFRFT2ZfmNNHkChOQzHcfzI-41uxs_3ZLXqzk2_AKVdfhaBd5zuM7uXbgHRfY9dFrQuaWKkee6Ch7GZHoZbqXCrtMvLO51H/s640/google-now-public-pages.jpg)
The results aren't always great, as you can see here:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgSPjgWMzP64rjNyV-No_-ebX6NOCFtF8a3vDlUqZ-GGjTzWFiFwSHP-qSI49iXvw9z_gSL2bjfK9fj_Am3Ac5Gpu-lGKYXfi2Xj-RENbNpTuaS0ee_Gxku-z9R25KVa_-m_SExflHGdLxW/s640/google-now-public-pages-2.jpg)
{ Thanks, Anthony Raffini. }
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