One of the most popular blogs on Tumblr, this collection of reaction GIFs can fit into any user's dashboard. Whether you're having a hard day at work or dealing with a quarter-life crisis, there's probably a post on this blog you can relate to.
Use it for a good laugh with friends or to increase your own collection of reaction GIFs. It's useful for both.
"Throwback Thursdays" may be popular on Instagram, but dated school portraits can't compare to the photos in The New York Times vault. The site posts pictures from old events and articles, including the date and a clip from the original printed story.
On this Tumblr, browse historical moments as they appeared in the newspaper, events that likely didn't make it into history textbooks. If you find a photo you want for your own collection, purchase prints.
Not every Tumblr user approaches the platform to search for news, but it's nice to sprinkle some world events amongst your comedy, fandom and art posts.
This blog produces small posts designed to be easily shared and read, with links to the original article. It's a great way to keep up with what's going on in the world, without leaving Tumblr.
One part celebrity fashion, two parts comedy, and a whole lot of sass, Suri's Burn Book takes a playful jab at celebrity kids and their somewhat ridiculous outfits.
The blog even produced a book of the same name. But the running commentary on your feed is a pleasure you can experience for free.
Trivia can be a fun party trick to impress new friends and old acquaintances, but it won't make you any smarter. Explore is all about making bigger mental connections and sharing thought-provoking content. The topics range from simple quotes about education to in-depth discussions on space.
This blog posts high-resolution photos of various animals, both domestic and exotic. You can even submit your own photos.
If you have a passion for panthers or a soft spot for sea turtles, this one blog can turn your dashboard into a jungle all its own.
Reality TV is a guilty pleasure for many. Whether you're all about The Real Housewives feuds or the Dance Moms drama, this site has some of your favorite moments in GIF form, like the one shown above, so you can spread the insanity.
If you're a bibliophile, you'll definitely want to follow this blog. Its main claim to fame is creating alternate titles to books, which results in some hilarious inside jokes.
The blog also creates and reblogs posts on book recommendations, literary events and discussions on the nature of the book retail industry. It's a great way to get connected to the literary community on Tumblr.
Much in the same vein as WhatShouldWeCallMe, this blog generates GIFs for all of life's awkward's moments. It's great way to add a little comedy to your dashboard and cultivate a diverse GIF folder.
Tired of the same old sandwich for lunch? This blog has just what you're looking for. The project combines tasty but weird ingredients that result in surprising cuisines.
While Randwiches is currently not taking any more orders, following their blog allows you to see all the delicious food they're making or buying. It's a drool-worthy start to finding other food porn blogs.
For any Tumblr user who loves movies, television shows, comics and all things "nerdy," this blog is probably what you're looking for.
Filled with surprising and properly-sourced trivia about all kinds of media, it's a time-suck of epic proportions. Still, once you've had your fill going through its archives, these dashboard tidbits will continue to be a treat.
Everyone has bad days when he feels less than his best. Thankfully, Tumblr users love to reblog uplifting posts that encourage you to seize the day.
No blog captures that spirit better than Things We Forget. The original project began with people putting cheerful Post-It notes in random cities. You don't need to search your town to find them -- they will pop up on your feed so you can send the good thoughts along.
While there are plenty of blogs dedicated to comedy or that reblog the funniest new content, The Frogman does both.
Run by Benjamin "The Frogman" Grelle, the blog is dedicated to the funny, the cute, the slightly strange and the geeky, with a positive and uplifting vibe. A must-follow for those in search of good content.
The premise is simple: Place a picture of an already adorable corgi over the hauntingly beautiful void of space. The result is pure genius.
No matter if you love furry friends or space photography, it's worth the follow.
Have you ever wondered what celebrities do when they hang out? Or who they hang out with? This awesome blog has a huge archive of actors, directors, musicians, writers, artists and more spending quality time together.
Most social media platforms were designed for users who know each other IRL. Not Tumblr.
If you're new to the blogging platform, however, this model can make it difficult to curate and build your following, in other words, find people with similar interests.
Some good ways to get started: search through tags, or look through some of Tumblr's own recommendations via search. If you do know someone on the site, follow the users she reblogs or look up curation blogs, such as Food Blogs to Follow on Tumblr.
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Some popular blogs are just worth following no matter what. They can help facilitate your Tumblr experience and connect you to specific communities. If you're new to the site and pursuing blogs for the first time, here are some of Tumblrs you should have on your Dashboard.
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