The Coolest Kids in Town: a blog about Baltimore, DC, and the misadventures of two-city life.

Well kids, the Olympics are over. And the US delegation totally kicked ass . But it's not the glory that Tex and I will miss most as our attention returns Stateside, it's the Olympians themselves. You know who I'm talking about. Our hometown hero , that beautiful fool with the terrible taste , my own coup de foudre , and Cullen Jones . One more time, now:  Cullen Jones . So in the name of international friendship, world peace , and our new hero Gabby Douglas  I'd like to present you with an Olympic-themed post just for you. But also for us. Look, this is a safe space so I think we can all just be honest with one another about something: Ryan Lochte would be a lot hotter if he weren't on Twitter . Unfortunately for his public image, he is. Fortunately for us,  The Cut has found a silver lining. Deep Thoughts from Ryan Lochte pairs admittedly hot photos of the Olympian with some of his choicest Tweets. Expect to finish the slideshow disappointed in yoursel...

Well kids it’s fashion week in New York, which means the world’s highest paid consumers are seated in tents at Bryant Park right now while bloggers, oglers, and the odd stylist are seated behind them soaking it all in; but thanks to the internet it also means that even if you weren’t one of them you can still get all the details. pretty much lives up to its name, as a blog about the latest goings on in the world of high fashion. Their posts are generally about models, designers, new lines, everyone ripping off everyone else's designs, the staff's crippling obsession with Gossip Girl (which I totally share), and a fun little section called ‘streetwalker’ where they stop fantastically dressed people on the street near the Fashionista office in SoHo and take their picture. The site in general can be a little pretentious and name-droppy (which makes when they get stuff wrong sort of refreshing – see the entry when they mixed up their Olsens ) but they do have great insider infor...