TMI Weekly, the sad internet "talk show" starring the founders of NonSociety.com, has finally kicked the bucket. A month ago we got word of the impending demise of the unfortunate production. Former co-host Mary Rambin confirmed the show's end on her blog today: TMI weekly has run its course and will be ending this month... Mary goes on to say she has another project she'll be working on. But what of her pal Julia Allison? No mention is made of her fate as a wannabe Oprah with her sad wannabe "The View" webshow, which Allison constantly brayed was on a...

Mary Rambin, dispenser of nutrition and exercise advice, clearly doesn't have an eating disorder: How cute is my sister?! Leven turned the bags of cookies around in the fridge so I didn’t have to see them when I go to grab a juice. Thanks Nin! Not at all disordered behavior towards food. *EYYYYYE ROLLLLLLL*

Mary Rambin, former third of NonSociety and former uterus shaped purse designer, wants to share something: she feels like a woman. According to Mary, feeling like a woman includes such things as: Being worried about being 27 and single, because 30 is coming up fast and how will she find a man then? Being confused about how the social scene in LA is "younger". Having the "weight of the world" on your shoulders. Well dang. Apparently, being a woman: Alice is doing it wrong!

Months after leaking their beta site all over the internet to gag vomit wtf reviews, Gawker Media has decided it can do no wrong and launched its tragic redesign anyway. Around the internet responses have ranged from appalled to annoyed: "It’s not fully functional, it’s full of bugs, it’s not so attractive that it cancels out the annoyance of being buggy, and it’s time-warping. All in all, thumbs down." "The feedback from users was overwhelmingly negative, and there were tons of bugs so … they expanded it to the entire Gawker network." "I'm having nothing but problems with this redesign....

In news that shocked pretty much nobody with a brain, Australia's new Children's eSafety Commissioner has warned parents that their innocent social media photos of their kids have been found on deep web photo sharing sites. Tens of millions of photos of children doing everyday activities and posted on popular sites such as Facebook, Kik, and Instagram have been found by investigators looking into complaints about child abuse material online. The stolen material is organized into groups named things like "My daughter's Instagram friends" and "nice boys play in river". Commissioner Alastair MacGibbon says "photos of children originally posted on social media and family blogs account for up to half the material found on some...

Peter Feld, huge fan of GOMIBLOG, has received yet another gush from thatchickallison: Triumph! So, not only did I get Peter Feld to come out to Sabrina’s Versailles (write-up coming) event last night in SoHo, but Jennifer and I succeeded afterwards in getting him to come with us to Delicatessen (review coming).  We felt accomplished.  Thanks for humoring us, Peter Feld. As you no doubt couldn't care less about, TGA wet her pink tights on Halloween when the Human Fog Machine appeared at some party: And then… Peter Feld showed up :) Ohhhhh dawg! Get in there and toss her...

Look, I don't give a crap about Kath Younger. I seriously find her boring and not even worth commentary about 99% of the time. But since I received 17 emails demanding I post about this video, here it is: "How To Not Fold Laundry". I'm not sure why this video has everyone's panties in such a wad, honestly. I mean, I don't fold my underwear or sleep stuff either, so I guess you should run me off the internet now. What I do think is worthy of commentary is the fact that for someone who supposedly works out so much,...

Carly Riordan recently bounced from instagram. Now she's begging people to follow her and has declared her 'goal' is to 'grow on instagram'.