Since its launch in May 2005, Blogebrity has been chronicling the blogosphere, blogging daily about the Best of the Blogosphere's A-list (a list THEY defined). Blogebrity was the winner of the Technorati Prize in the 2005 Contagious Media Showdown and has quickly become an epicenter of blog-related discussion on the Web. Blogebrity's contributors include:

When Kyle Bunch isn't fulfilling his duties as Publisher (and Co-Founder) of Blogebrity, he's usually blogging over at KyleBunch.org, publishing The Listen or TrojanWire. All of this when he ISN'T doing his day job as a Producer at Pinacol.

Jeremy Hermanns is a Co-Founder of Blogebrity, and also publishes The Gawp Network, a pop culture-focused community of blogs and discussion boards.

Greg Johns, when asked for biography information, replied: “I enjoy skinny skiing, going to bullfights on acid, I once killed a bear when I was three and I’m currently doing research on the feasibility of blogging as a means of getting laid.”

Nick Douglas is, to his knowledge, the only atheist student at Grove City College. He ran three personal blogs, interviewed for (and didn't get) an internship with Gawker Media, and submitted every cool site he found to Boing Boing, before signing up as the newest and youngest writer of the metablog Blogebrity. This summer, he is writing two short films to be released online this winter.