Welcome to the Lorehounds! We're David, John, & Elysia and we break down your favorite TV shows, movies and more! Currently covering Murderbot and Foundation. Find us on our website at thelorehounds.com

Loris Scene is a local newspaper written for the residents of Loris, SC.

The blog focuses on Entertainment – especially food and music. It also features beauty, theater, film and art; taking the road less traveled, featuring alternative local bands and independently-owned galleries and restaurants. Anything goes, as long as it is original content that is of interest to Angelenos. Opportunities are available for relevant news stories, case studies and possibly guest blogging. Erik can best be reached via email.

Los Angeles Fashion covers the world of fashion as it applies to Los Angeles. Features shopping tips, new fashion trends, shoes, accessories, designers, runway, collections, eco friendly, street style, swimwear and more.

Los Angeles News Observer covers African/Black Interest

Established in 2003 and focused on the multitude of cultures in Los Angeles and the divergent literature emerging from the West Coast. Invites both published and emerging writers to submit their work for review.

The Losers' Club: A Stephen King Podcast is a Podcast, run by Randall Colburn.

the lost byway is a blog that follows the perambulations of John Rogers around London and beyond. The blog posts are written by John Rogers; a writer, filmmaker and author of "This Other London: Adventures in the Overlooked City". Recent entries in the lost byway blog include Long Live The Heathcote Arms,Epic Lea Valley Hike from Leytonstone to Hertford, Shepherd's Bush and the History of UK Entertainment and Pudding Mill Lane, Sugar House Lane and Ikea City. PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to Travel, especially London. John can best be reached via email or Twitter where he is active and very responsive.

The Lost Debate Podcast covers Politics,News,Campaign/Elections

You've arrived at The Lost Drive-In. It's seedy, weird, and a little bit dangerous. You've searched far and wide for a place where people will talk honestly about genre film and television. Gone are the days of listening to the stuffy, high-brow, better-than-you film commentary by so-called movie experts. This is a place for people who are growing tired of the garbage being shoveled down their throats by the big blockbuster types. Join the disastrously honest conversations about all of your favorite and not-so favorite films where we routinely ask ourselves; do we even like movies anymore?