Richard Carmack, the ex-husband of Freckled Fox, finally understands why his marriage collapsed: he just gives too much.

Julia Allison, can't believe I'm typing her name again, spent a week making a BFD about how she is leaving the internet and waddling off to an ashram. I assume it's to do yoga, find her center, spirit something, has nothing to do with that divorced chick doing yogie and finding a hot young guy to bang after she got fat on pasta? I seriously cannot imagine her motivation here, unless Emily Ghoulllld convinced her she needed to do it for her writing. Anyway, we have heard nothing on twitter or her tumblr business for I guess about 5 days...

Michelle Bishop, Christian exercise lady, announced last night that she would never add yoga to her workout platform - and implied it's due to yoga's ties to Hinduism.

As wildfires began raging through southern California Renee Noe, 'model, runner, wife & follower of Christ', posted yesterday on TikTok a giggling video expressing her wish that those darn winds would 'take a break'.

Mary Rambin, inventor of fashion week web documenting, is hotter than an apple fritter in August over Vogue Italia's remarks about fashion bloggers: “ don’t do much damage because they are like moths,” writes Franca Sozzana, the editor of Italian Vogue…on her blog! She’s talking about bloggers sitting front row at New York, Paris, and Milan Fashion weeks. This post comes even after spending a day with Bryan Boy.  The interview is written out in Italian so I have no idea how that turned out, but apparently he didn’t change her opinion of our flock. If you’re unaware, editors CANNOT STAND...

Leandra Cohen, founder of Repeller (fka Man Repeller), finally posted a notice regarding the closure of the site. Days after weakly blaming the economy in statements to news outlets, she has confirmed the shut down on Repeller. (more…)

Influencers and creators have fully embraced the 'Handsome Squidward' face shape with cosmetic enhancement and filters.

A few months ago this song started popping up in my iTunes on shuffle mode, but I kept forgetting to go back to my computer and learn the name. Thanks to Foster, I now know they're Phoenix, the song's "1901." Now I don't know much about Gawker's Gabriel Snyder at all, so no judgments, but the fact that he discovered Phoenix AFTER Julia Allison does not bode well for his being on top of the masthead. I mean, I like Phoenix and all too, and not to be a music snob or anything, but I've liked them since United. Why...