With an ever-growing amount of blogs added to cyberspace daily, it's becoming harder to decipher between mindless, often celebrity-worshipping banter and intelligent, worthwhile content. The typical substance of most blogs either focuses on talking about oneself, or pulling various timely links from around the Web. Lowculture.com serves as a timely reader that pulls links from the best of politics and pop culture so you can catch up on current events without wasting valuable time surfing the Internet. And the sites creators, Jean-Paul Tremblay and Matt Haber, attended Harvard - proving that even the smartest of men can succumb to the rage of blogging. Of particular interest is the site's mock posters portraying the democratic candidacy race as a series of dramatic movies.
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