Top Wikio Sites For December 2009

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Top Wikio Sites For December 2009

Written by: Jordasche Bledsoe on 2 December 2009 | No Comment |

I am very happy to announce that The Star Celeb has moved up to #64 from #75 on Wikio’s top blogs since last month when I first signed up. Yay!

Whether you want to find other blogs of interest or enter yours into the network you can do so at http://www.wikio.com/.

See below for the complete list of top sites for December, 2009:

1	Jezebel
2	Just Jared
3	PerezHilton.com
4	Dlisted – New Site
5	The PopCrunch Show
6	Off The Rack
7	Cele\|bitchy
8	A Socialite’s Life
9	The Superficial
10	X17 Online
11	The Hollywood Reporter: Risky Biz Blog
12	MissInfo.tv Blog
13	The Hollywood Gossip
14	Bossip
15	Hollyscoop
16	Celebslam
17	Splash News Online
18	Egotastic!
19	Fourfour
20	Defamer
21	Allie Is Wired
22	Celebrity Baby Blog
23	What Would Tyler Durden Do?
24	Concrete Loop
25	Yeeeah!
26	Pink Is The New Blog
27	The WOW Report
28	Bitten and Bound
29	Bumpshack
30	Popbytes
31	The Blemish
32	IDontLikeYouInThatWay.com
33	Cityrag
34	Celebrity Smack!
35	Popoholic
36	DailyStab
37	The Evil Beet

38	Go Fug Yourself
39	The Bastardly
40	Anything Hollywood
41	Celebrity Baby Scoop
42	Right Celebrity
43	Celebrity Dirty Laundry – New Site
44	Hollywood Rag – Celebrity Ragazine
45	Bricks and Stones
46	INF Daily – Gossip Guerillas On Patrol
47	Hollywood Grind – Celebrity Gossip
48	Hollywood Backwash
49	Celebridiot
50	Love B. Scott
51	PittWatch
52	Gossip Central
53	Derek Hail
54	Fatback Media
55	CelebrityPuke.com
56	MeetTheFamous.com
57	Skinny VS Curvy
58	Olsens Anonymous
59	Mischa News
60	Lohan Groupie
61	The Hilton Files
62	AllThatsFab
63	The Skinny Website
64	The Star Celeb
65	Celebrity nation

Ranking by Wikio

I know being a blogger myself, this kind of accomplishment is not as easy as it sounds. Congratulations to everyone on their hard work.

Jordasche Bledsoe

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