A Byline Count for the Next Generation: How Diverse Are the Blogs and Magazines Most Millennials Read?

Pitchfork. If you're like us, you think of pioneering indie music website Pitchfork as an emporium for alterna-bros. We're wrong. On a week-to-week basis, the website publishes an impressi

McSweeney's. Dave Eggers' quirky quarterly gives up-and-coming literary types the chance to be published alongside established writers like Joyce Carol Oates and cult heroes like

Grantland: Oof. Bill Simmons' nine-month-old ESPN-owned sports and culture startup is publishing some of the best magazine-style content on the web, most of it by dudes. We counted onl

VICE: Our generation's sleeper media empire, VICE has built its print, web, and video product around making fun of what people are wearin

Wired: Since the mid-'90s, this monthly glossy has been the dead-tree bible for the digital set. These days, its print magazine competes with some of the big-name publications for A-list writer

Thought Catalog: Think of it as a launching pad to the launching pads—this