Brooks Nader, professionally attractive, went on the podcast known as We Met At Acme to tell everyone how she met her now husband. The story doesn't make either of them look very good.

Mary Rambin, former fashion person who made wrist testicles, is trying yet another career.  She did a stint with NonSociety, tried to get a web show thing or something, is being a blogger. Lived in NYC, then LA, and now back to Houston. Not much different than a lot of other rich blonde 20 something girls do over the course of their 20s. But when you realize this all happened over the past year it seems like basically she's been playing grabass while trying to figure out wtf she wants to do with her life before she hits 30. Now...

Gluten-Free Girl has a shop up on her site to sell that Kickstarter flour she was going to produce. 2 1/2 lbs of her super special flour will cost you about $26 with shipping. That seems reasonable. Young House Love's second book Lovable Livable Home: How to Add Beauty, Get Organized, and Make Your House Work for You is evidently going forward despite the closure of their blog. It is up for pre-order on Amazon. Love Taza begins encroaching on World Famous Author Natalie Jean's Brooklyn Hipster kingdom by announcing she's 'in Williamsburg' working on 'something exciting'. Super successful blogger...

In a stunning repudiation of any wrongdoing before or during the positive test result, Daryl-Ann told her 1 million instagram followers 'we did everything right'.

In a study that almost confirms what pearl clutchers have been saying for years, many kids entering their tween and teen years say they would really rather their parents leave them out of their social media. ...esearchers at the University of Michigan, studied 249 parent-child pairs distributed across 40 states and found that while children ages 10 to 17 “were really concerned” about the ways parents shared their children’s lives online, their parents were far less worried. About three times more children than parents thought there should be rules about what parents shared on social media. Children gave examples of...

Rookie Moms, yet another bunch of moms telling other moms how to mom which is totally ok if you run a mom website, apparently wanted to share some totally awesome costume ideas: Saying they "wanted to include diversity in baby photos featured", they then tried to explain their amazing, original, never done before and totally worth the PR injury costume ideas: While twitterites continued to ask them WTF? the Rookie Moms took 'getting the point' by the hand, walked it up a mountain, and abandoned it somewhere past the tree line. Tweeting that the costume post would be up soon...

Before Her Mediocrity locked down her old Midwest Jess blog, we had the pleasure of reading her monthly bagging on smokers. Which is fine; plenty of people hate smokers and smoke and smoking and think it should be illegal or whatever. Those people may even post statements such as Messica does on her lovepuppy blog: I really hate fashion stuff that glamorizes smoking. nasty, dirty habit. (nothing against her outfit, Erin) But I wonder if other people also then proceed to proudly display things like this in their home: I would  say fine, maybe Neckbeard secretly smokes a pipe and...

Jessica Quirk, social media expert, is once again slapping down commenters who dare say anything other than "LOVE IT!" It's not a contest unless she wins, people. Otherwise she does it to please herself! Unless you love it, then thanks!!! If you hate it, fashion is about personal style!!!! She's so defensive all the time. Anything less than OMG LOVE IT and you get some snide, dismissive remark about personal style and making yourself happy. Which, that's fine, if she's running a blog about Jessica Quirk Being Happy. But if she's putting her "style" out there she needs to accept...