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From Afghans living in France to Vietnamese residing in California, Asians and Asian culture can be found in every corner of the globe. Since 2000, Rice Bowl Journals has cultivated this "online journal community" of Asians worldwide. The well-designed clearinghouse stocks hundreds of sites, and offers a range of ways to stumble upon new ones. The Top 100 list, an index of the most popular sites in the bowl, is a good appetizer. Follow it with our favorite entree, the Consider Yourself Quoted section, a randomly generated list of blog excerpts and member photos. If you're hungering for more, explore the listings by country of origin (most represented ethnic group? Filipinos), location (the U.S. dominates), or just the newest grains in the bowl. You'll encounter blogs from Iranians in Brazil and Hmong in Minnesota. And, no matter what your background is, you'll get a taste of the Asian experience.

They call it Queer Eye meets the occult as satirists Thomas Scoville and Hughes Hall subject the metrosexual male to the whimsy of the tarot. Major and minor arcana list the highlights and perils metros encounter in their fabulous (albeit shallow) designer-label-wearing, hair-product-using lives. Everything revolves around the city -- doesn't matter which one, just spare him fly-over land. The closet door is the window into his soul, and the cocktail reigns supreme over his moods. He draws the Stylist card, but will he gain perfectly trendy hair or a horrible mistake? The Five of Forks may foretell a dinner party gone south, while the Decorator card can promise abundance and expression. The Seven of Shoes could mean sound foundations or pinching and blistering. What's in store for these impeccably well-groomed gents? Just ask the cards.