So what's with all the Chicago crimespotting? There's no street view for famously crime-ridden Baltimore yet, but what about Brooklyn or L.A.? Somebody please spot something outside of Chicago that's more shocking than a guy falling off a bike.

[Found by Dan Arbaugh]

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How is Terry Semel recovering from his recently ended and embattled tenure as Yahoo's chief executive? Apparently, he is hanging out with Hollywood buddy, Tom Cruise. Nobody can cheer you up like the laughing, smiling, and hypnotic movie star and Scientologist (if you aren't personally repulsed by the actor). And Tom's such a good listener (when he's not talking, that is). [Photo credit Pop Sugar.]

Valleywag heard rumors about the Livejournal love triangle months ago, and forgot about them, until yesterday's other Six Apart news. Topic number one at the party, at the 111 Minna gallery, for a new Six Apart partnership: the recent exposure of confidential personal information, including social security numbers, of Fitzpatrick and other key execs, as well as the blog publishing company's investors. It was inevitable that some in the gossipy Livejournal community would assume a connection between the leak, which the company has blamed on internet "griefers", and Bergman, who has many hacker friends.

The Swedish engineer denies any involvement in the breach. And Barak Berkowitz, Six Apart's chief executive, describes the company's relationship with Bergmann — who is on disability after an operation to remove a benign tumor from his ribcage — as "amicable". Which is the point that I presume yesterday's public show for the cameras, however strained, was intended to underline.

[Photograph by Jeremy Pepper.]