Time Sucks

This isn’t something we’ve really discussed much on Pop Culture Curmudgeon. How do you spend your time online? Do you blog? Surf? Play games? Watch videos on YouTube?

I do all of those things, but more and more I find myself “pinning” on Pinterest and performing small tasks in the online game Glitch.

Pinterest is a combination of food porn, decorating and/or DIY ideas, eye candy and amusing and/or motivational sayings. You pin things you like to different boards or categories that you create. It also shows you things that your friends or even random people are pinning. It’s a lot of fun and an easy way to waste an hour or three.

Glitch is a really interesting online game. It’s always changing based upon tasks you perform and decisions you make. The more tasks you perform, the more capabilities you develop. It’s kinda cuddly, a little racy and a lot of fun.

Or are you a social media person? Do you prefer Facebook? MySpace? Twitter? Google Plus? What makes you prefer one over the other – or do you use them for different things?

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Pop Culture People to Follow on Twitter

Twitter can be the fastest way to find out the latest pop culture news. Here are a few of the newsmakers to follow.

• Perez Hilton. Love him or hate him, he’s tweets frequently and he’s often got the goods
• Maggie Furlong, AOL TV’s reporter
• Amy Amatangelo, TV reporter for the Boston Herald and Zap2It
• Matt Roush, critic for TV Guide
• Marc Malkin, reporter for E!
• Leslie Gorenstein, E!’s Answer Bitch
• Alan Sepinwall, TV critic for the NJ Star-Ledger
• Valebrity and Truth Tweet, two services designed to validate celebrity Twitter accounts. Validation is less important now that Twitter offers verified accounts, but not everyone is going that route.

Happy tweeting!

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