Covering New York city's personalities, news stories, and media with humorous photos and running commentary.

Written and photographic portraits of the fabulous and over-the-top and very often irritating city of New York.

New York City - a place of diversity. Visit a daily photo blog of the timely, the timeless, the classic, the unexpected and the hidden gems by a long time resident who shares his love of New York.

A blog about the Hollywood creative community and L.A. media.

For your fix on Los Angeles.

Expert advice on the best restaurants and food stores in New York City and beyond.

About Los Angeles and everything that happens in it. That means news and events, restaurants and bars, happenings and goings-on.

Blue-shifting the Gem State, one blog entry at a time.

A different slant on the news. A fun, factual, informed and opinionated look at current events in and around Boise, Idaho.

The blog of a British freelance writer living in New York.

A total literary blog, the Elegant Variation attempts to hold and entice its readers to do exactly that- read more. Really a blog about literary life in Los Angeles, the Elegant Variation is better than the Sunday paper for local going ons, and for everyo

Los Angeles music blog with news, tour dates, album reviews, MP3s, and a comprehensive LA-area show calendar.

Daily life in New York City photography and writing by Andrew Nicholas.

Greater Gotham: Out and about in New York City and beyond. Exploring the greatest city in the world - from Manhattan to Brooklyn, from the Staten Island Ferry to the Hamptons, from The Bronx to Battery Park.

Sardonic observations from a New York chick: Music, rants, reviews & bizarre findings - Local and global.

News, views and musings from the mountains of Southwestern Virginia.

Ohio's online home for news and view on historic preservation, downtown and neighborhood revitalization, smart/sustainable growth and heritage tourism

Recipes and blogging the NYC dining scene.

A conversation about life in downtown LA.

Newyorkette was my idea of what a woman who is a cartoonist at The New Yorker might be called instead of “a female cartoonist” (which sounds a little Nature Channel-ly to me). That is, unless plain old “cartoonist” won’t do.