Covers fitness and food. Offers tips and advice on work outs, nutrition and more. For PR inquiries, please email or fill out the contact form via the blog.

This blog celebrates the versatility of denim jeans in fashion. Features tips for jean care and more.

eat. drink. MISSISSIPPI is a bi-monthly regional food magazine founded in 2011 by J.J. Carney. The publication covers Mississippi's restaurant and cuisine scene, providing news and reviews, as well as features on regional food topics, and listings of local food and dining events. Deadlines are two months prior to the issue date.

Background and Format: Eat.Drink.Sleep is published by Jet Digital Media Ltd monthly and is aimed at professionals who work in the events and hospitality industry.  Covers industry news, technology, uniforms & workwear, housekeeping & laundry services and events & shows. The media pack is available from here. Circulation: Source: Publisher Monthly Unique Users: 20,000 (Source: Publisher)

A blog covering interior design trends, furniture, and decor ideas.

Primarily covers personal fashion, with occasional coverage of fashion events and collections. For more information, email Kimberly at eatsleepwear@gmail.com or use the sites contact form.

This blog covers food & drink, restaurant reviews, nightlife and local entertainment in the Madison, WI area.

Eat Drink OC is an online restaurant review guide for the Orange County dining and bar scene.

Covers the past and present of the foods we eat. This outlet does not accept pitches or press releases.

Aimed at food and restaurant-obsessed urban denizens. Looks at new restaurants, trends in dining and food, restaurant openings and closings, personnel changes and chefs in cities across the country. Also covers the bar and nightlife scene.Per the pitching guidelines on its website, Eater is "looking for pitches that give a clear, concise summary of the subject, angle, or thesis of the proposed piece, and your anticipated story structure. We’re looking for pitches that contain answers, not questions. (Or, if you don’t have answers yet, an explanation of why you don’t — and the reason shouldn’t be "I haven’t started the reporting.") Your pitch should also serve as an example of your writing style and tone."