While you're at work complaining about your stapler, Rachel and her boyfriend David Karp are sitting in bed eating confections and laughing at you fools who are still in a cubicle! Finally crashing at 2am at the Hotel Arts in Barcelona Suck it poors!

Megan, of "Honey We're Home", finds email such a major stressor in her life that she took a brave step this weekend. On Saturday morning, I had 980 emails in my Honey We're Home inbox.  Seriously, I really needed to get control of those emails.  They are a combination of all the comments that come via email, reader questions that I need to respond to, advertising inquiries, press releases, and spam/junk that have built up over the last several months. So, I did something radical.  I deleted. them. all.  In a matter of seconds, my email inbox was empty.  I want...

Amber Clark, yet another Mormon breeder blogger, has announced she will be expelling a fresh new content generator in February. (more…)

Arielle Charnas introduced her new Substack - the blogging platform gaining traction with fading millennial instagram influencers.

While the second generation bloggers are raking in six figures (and more) with their lifestyle empires, the first generation bloggers are beginning the process of returning to a normal life after celebrity. (more…)

Shannon Bird, of Bird a la Mode infamy, has some news. Less than two months after a publicly instagrammed visit from CPS, she has announced she is probably pregnant again. (more…)

Hey @chamillionaire you in silicon valley this friday? want to invite you to our CrunchUp real time event. about 5 hours ago from web So uh, hey Chamillionaire, you wanna like, hang out sometime? Cuz we are having this SICK BREWSTER this weekend! I mean, it's more like a get together really. Ok, ever been to a lanparty? It's sort of like that, but with a bunch of boring, full-of-themselves asshampers who ya know, don't daisy chain for Wolfenstein 3D. It's superfun. If you wanna like, come out and listen to us talk about ourselves and Crap. You can talk...

Emily Ghouuuuld, sort of famous 3  years ago for rolling her eyes at fameballs (while self-promoting herself into the Times), would like to tell you about privacy issues and the Facebook debate! First important point to make: remind you that she worked at Gawker. When Gawker Media announced that all employees we were required to have Facebook profiles, in 2007, some of my coworkers were decidedly un-thrilled at this encroachment on their private lives.  Others shrugged; they’d already been on Facebook for ages.  I was somewhere between the two camps — I’d lived through the heyday of Friendster, I didn’t...