What follows is the latest roundup of 25 websites given the seal of approval by Tech-media-tainment.
276. Phil Grishayev: Movie locations revisited (instagram.com/phil_grishayev)
277. Empty Pressers
278. Arsenic (instagram.com/arsenic)
279. Thrillist (thrillist.com)
280. Google Plus Collections
281. Literally Unbelievable
282. Post-Apocalyptic Media (postapocalypticmedia.com)
283. Seph Lawless (sephlawless.com)
284. SuspiciousMinds (suspiciousminds.com)
285. DeadMalls.com (deadmalls.com)
286. Chicago’s Extinct Businesses
287. Rich Kids of Instagram
288. Rich Kids of London (instagram.com/richkidslondon)
289. Rich Kids of Singapore
290. Boyfriends of Instagram (instagram.com/boyfriends_of_insta)
291. Passenger Shaming (instagram.com/passengershaming)
292. Can I Stream It? (canistream.it)
293. JustWatch (justwatch.com/us)
294. HoaxEye (hoaxeye.com)
295. HoaxEye on Twitter (twitter.com/hoaxeye)
296. Hoax of Fame (hoaxoffame.tumblr.com)
297. Hoax of Fame on Twitter (twitter.com/Hoaxoffame)
298. This Is Not Porn
299. PicPedant (twitter.com/PicPedant)
300. Aydin Buyuktas (aydinbuyuktas.com)
Photo: Disgusting picture from Passenger Shaming.
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