Thinking about moving to New York? The Worst Room provides the antidote to TV’s spacious and beautiful apartments that normal people can afford. I’d like to see Friends re-set in some of these.

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I accidentally stumbled across a Crappy blog, which comes with Crappy pictures. The blog and sketches are written and drawn by mother and wife, Amber Dusick. She illustrates parenting stories that draw on her experience of child tantrums, doctor’s visits and general daily family life. It’s honest, brilliantly bad (she swears) and quite touching. Parenting: Illustrated with Crappy Pictures is out now, if you fancy taking a look at the Crappy book.

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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work in advertising? This Advertising Life is a tumblog documenting the emotions of a working life in advertising as told through GIFs. If you’re an advertising student or considering a career in this field, this hilarious tumblr will give you the ins and outs of working in this challenging industry.

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Any parent would empathise with this: seemingly endless moments when their baby is crying, with a seemingly endless list of causes for the unhappiness. Part-time radio executive Greg Pembroke, a dad from Rochester, New York, basically accepted that his 20-month-old son Charlie was just going to have his frequent meltdowns and set up a hilarious blog with pictures of Charlie crying, accompanied by an explanation as to why. These are frequently hilarious, ranging from the off-tangent (‘I wouldn’t let him eat mud’) to the incomprehensible (‘He’s in the largest toy store on the planet’).

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Really liking the new weekly STUFF series by New York-based art blog Art F City, which illuminates artists through their stuff instead of their art. As they state, ‘Art history never elucidates the importance of the artist’s dual role as creator and person who owns STUFF, even though STUFF is important: it’s what accumulates when you make decisions.’

The series began in March with Paul Chan and his art collective Badlands Unlimited parading their stuff, like their gold star Costco member card and wooden iPad (‘When our other iPads are out of power we use this one. It’s the one device that always works’).

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If you’re a fan of great songwriting and intimate performances, then the London-based Mahogany blog is your new Shangri La. What began as a side project in 2009 for creator Mark Murdoch has now evolved into one of the most prolific music blogs around, with more than 270 videos so far online and a staff of nearly 10 continuously contributing to the channel.

The mission statement is as simple as it is convincing: ‘delivering great music to your eyes and ears, as often as possible’.

‘We have filmed many highly established acts so far, but our main concern is the music. We feature acts that we would want to be watching online ourselves and that seems to chime with our followers,” explains Murdoch. And we agree. So far, there isn’t one video that isn’t amazing: whether it’s established artists such as Fink and Bahamas or complete newcomers, it’s all good. It’s great to totally trust a blog and know that you will always enjoy what you are about to see.

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I started Indisposable Concept as a bit of a rebellion to the throwaway culture surrounding digital imagery, and as a way to encourage people to acknowledge and embrace the everyday beauty that exists in their lives, to capture and share the stuff that matters and makes it unique. We ask participants to document their life using one roll of film from one disposable camera over a week, and then we feature the shots on our site and via our social channels.

Most of us have been lucky enough to experience the last bastion of analogue photography before digital cameras and smartphones took over. Those born from 2000 onwards will never know the dizzy highs of a well-composed image and the crushing lows of non-deliberate oversaturation.

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Someone discovered that a certain unknown model was appearing in so many ads across Singapore that he or she started a blog with all these ads. It is so regularly updated that a local magazine wondered if the blog was started by the model herself. Either way, the overexposed model is everywhere. And yes, she’s watching you.

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Not many people can take photographs like Bryce Thomas – an amazing photographer located in New South Wales’ Hunter Valley region. After recently completing a 365 project (one photograph a day for a year), Thomas is loaded with a whole portfolio worth of stellar images and he’s not about to slow down. The most impressive part? He’s just 17 years of age. Yep. You need to see it.

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Recently, I got turned onto Granola Glamour, a lifestyle blog created and written by Raquel Griffin, a fashion stylist and former fashion editor, yogi and healer. Griffin explores concepts of self-awareness, wellness and modern values-based style. The blog has become my sort of eco-chic altar where I go to pray to all my natural home remedies, beauty tips, and chakra goddesses. The blog is a guide that takes a modern yet cool approach to all things holistic, healthy and spiritually enlightening. It’s church!

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Do you remember the film Amélie? There was a craze for collecting old discarded photographs from photo booths at the time. Way before that, in 1973, Ms. Katherine Anne Griffiths took her first photo booth picture at the age of 11. Since then, she’s been documenting her life through photo booth pictures. Photobooth Journal‘ is both her personal photographic journal and a blog for lovers of photo booth photography, with many gems from the past.

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For eight years, Jason Evans has been uploading one nice photo every day to his site. One page, one picture, replaced with another the next day, no archive. It’s a deceptively simple, timeless, peaceful project, a bit of a tonic if you’re low, and a beautiful reminder of the plain honest niceness of looking for something good every day.

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The whole world of blogging just gets stranger and stranger everyday, but now there’s a Tumblr page dedicated to 80s Muscle, that is: muscly dudes and women from the 80s. Scrolling down the blog takes you on a seemingly endless journey full of protein shaken, steroid taken, ripped and cut muscles. So if you’re a body builder or just a body admirer, we have found the site for you.

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This is Not Porn is a website of strange, rare, and behind the scenes photos of movie sets. From a young Sean Connery, to Princess Leia sunbathing with her stunt double during the filming of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. This blog has some great photos. As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words.

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Totally Would is a blog that provides witty commentary on hot guys whom the site’s creator Emma Jay totally would hook up with. Fans of the site can also summit suggestions. Totally worth a visit.

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Sloane and Greg, the two Americans behind the Sad Stuff on the Streets blog, want you to know they are not sad people. They are just normal, well-adjusted folks who went from being lovers, to ex-lovers, to friends, and somewhere along the way, they found a recurring theme in sharing pictures of sad stuff on streets with each other. As Greg puts it: “Finding a truly sad thing on the street is like discovering a small treasure. And so you want to share it with somebody.” There’s quite a lot of gems in there too, and the photo-blog welcomes contributions from anyone who wants to share that small treasure.

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‘Too good to be true’ is the slogan underneath the blog title, and we couldn’t agree more. Every gem of a headline carries a link to the originating news story from whence it sprung — only because, we suspect, that these wacky headlines would seem fake otherwise. We especially like ‘Adult men who like My Little Pony gather, say they are not creepy’ and ‘For Would-Be Cougars, the Prom Is a Good Start’.

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Would You Rather is an illustrated blog of peculiarities, brainteasers and bizarre ideas freshly squeezed from the mind of Woody Woods.

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Do you think it is possible to put the words ’health’ and ’brownie’ in the same sentence? Well, the amazing food blog My New Roots by Sarah Britton has made it reality. Try the good-for-you raw brownie and prepared to be amazed. Britton is a holistic nutritionist and vegetarian chef. She is all about super tasty and easy recipes that make you feel awesome. This is a good looking blog that will tickle your palate.

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Yimmy runs a blog called Yimmy’s Yayo. I know nothing about him; I have no idea how old he is. But his blog is one of my favourites. I check it ten times a day just to see what he has posted. It usually consists of half-naked girls, old school rap photos, and out-of-date video games. But he doesn’t post writing or give his view on any of this. It’s just images and video. I use it as inspiration for my own creativity. It gets me through the everyday grind of a 9 to 5 job.

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