Dooce, mother without children, attempted to sound uplifting by posting a making-the-best-of-it staged photo to her instagram. The caption was a long novella full of missing her kids, something something new traditions, and a lukewarm acknowledgment of her fangirls' support. (more…)

Aubry Bennion, apparently she makes felt ball garlands, told the world yesterday she had to have half a nail removed and sent to a lab. Thank goodness she received - and shared - some cautionary advice with us all. (more…)

The Duggar-haired and Chanel draped influencer dropped the news on her gram stories.

Rachel Billow, one of the many BF4L of Julia Allison, has not yet heard of the hot new internet translation tool, Babelfish: I wrote down what I thought was the brand name of my new favorite pasta sauce. Turns out Sugo di Pomodoro is just "tomato sauce" in Italian.about 16 hours ago from web In the interests of googling that Crap for you, we present Babelfish. Welcome 1999, Rachel!

It's that magical time of year, when bloggers try to out-twee each other on instagram while slamming diet Coke and perfect brownies. Bloggers will decorate and bake and style their holiday lives, and then Amaro filter it all just to make those of us sitting around in our unshowered glory aspire to a more a pinterestmas worthy life. So if you've been too busy hustling your cats out of wrapping paper and taking your rum in shot glass form to follow along, here's what your favorite bloggers are doing today. The Million Dolla Skallas and the Derp family did matching...

Jenna, now living absolutely, has discovered Periscope. For those of you who don't know, Periscope is basically a live webcam/webcasting app where people can use their phone to broadcast whatever they want. A lot of people use it for things like walking around interesting places and talking about what they see, or at events where they describe the scene for people who aren't there. Others use it to record or broadcast classes for review or home students. Some use it to show off their penises. Jenna of course uses it to sit and talk about herself and how hard life is....

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...

For weeks now the IVL instagram comments have yet again been filling up with people waiting weeks for their products to arrive - and now they've started filing claims.