Rexie! The nerdy Midwestern micro-celebrity "expert" and blogger who allegedly makes Tumblr girls (and the HuffPo's Rachel Sklar) weak in the knees has inexplicably grabbed yet another bit of micro-fame—he's in some b-roll for the local news in St. Paul, outside the Daily Show. What does the voice-over say about him? Just wait. (Bonus footage: the redhead is former Wonkette editor Anna Marie Cox.)

Spiky-haired meme-promoter Rex Sorgatz of Fimoculous has established himself as the media's favorite expert on microcelebrity. So he ought to know better.

Choire Sicha provides a useful history of blog feuds. (But the precious former Gawker editor can't bring himself to make a fully-fledged listicle.)

Lifehacker editor Gina Trapani has long been a role model for obsessive neatniks; now she's providing another kind of inspiration. Trapani—one of Forbes' top 25 web celebs—is getting married today to her girlfriend in California.

Vanity Fair's increasingly lively web producers have put together a handy grid of the world's blogs arranged by newsiness (the y-axis) and scurrilousness (the x-axis). Gawker and sister gossip site Defamer are positioned-thankfully-at the far left of the matrix. The full-size chart has clickable icons which link through to the featured site.