The Surrealist The Surrealist
www.thesurrealist.co.uk
By
You are the most frabjous Polo mint. Goodbye! (If you don't appreciate the preceding, you may not enjoy The Surrealist.)

tastingmenu.com tastingmenu.com
www.tastingmenu.com
By Kyle Monson
Tastingmenu.com looks at food, specifically the appetizers of the world's great restaurants, and invites you to look at them too. You'll find pictures of table presentations and delicious plates of food in eateries that you may or may not live in proximity to or be able to afford. But sometimes it's fun just to look.

Tourfilter tourfilter
www.tourfilter.com
By Kyle Monson
Tourfilter tracks concerts and shows in 12 major U.S. cities (plus London and Toronto) to ensure that you never miss your favorite band's gig. The site enlists trackers to keep tabs on artist lineups at scores of venues, whether small clubs or enormous stadiums. Check out the city pages for a list of upcoming shows in your area, or input your favorite bands' names to get an e-mail when they announce a nearby show.

TVgasm TVgasm
www.tvgasm.com
By Kyle Monson
When it takes longer to read the episode synopsis than it would've taken to actually watch the episode, you know you've found a good TV blog. TVgasm is detailed enough in its coverage of favorite TV shows that you no longer need to fret if you've missed an episode. We're split on whether it's better than Television Without Pity, but it certainly holds its own.

Valleywag Valleywag
www.valleywag.com
By Kyle Monson
Valleywag reads like the celebrity blog Gawker, only take out the beautiful celebrities and insert venture capitalists, Web 2.0 geeks, and other Silicon Valley notables. The blog has the latest formal announcements and juicy gossip from deep inside the (apparently) sordid world of technology start-ups.

We Feel Fine We Feel Fine
www.wefeelfine.org
By Kyle Monson
Wallow in other peoples' misery or revel in their victories—We Feel Fine lets you do both. The cool interface looks like thousands of bouncing balls, with each one representing a thought or sentiment from the blogosphere. Click on the balls to read what people are thinking, feeling, or expressing. Group hug!
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