Well, it’s more than a month into KateModern’s “life” now, and it seems she’s alive and kicking. Sort of.

MTV, in conjunction with UNICEF, have just released the first few videos in a youth awareness program about HIV/AIDS called “Vlogit.”

It looks like legendary music producer, arranger, and musician Quincy Jones is starting a vlog. … If there’s anyone who should want more control over how they’re perceived, it’s celebrities.

If you haven’t heard, there is another Indiana Jones movie in the works with all the usual suspects — Harrison Ford, Steven Spielberg, and George Lucas.

The important lesson here for the vlogger is that even though the culture may already seem saturated with a subject, with a well-done vlog there’s still an opportunity to take a fresh look at it.

When something is said again and again, it can understandably become a cliché that barely even registers. But Gimmeabreakman’s unabashed testament puts a face and a sincere voice on the often heard proclamation that America is a land of immigrants.

It seems progress has been made for the new online series title Quarterlife by Hollywood’s Edward Zwick and Marshall Herskovitz (Blood Diamond, The Last Samurai, Thirtysomething, My So-Called Life, Relativity). It now has a debut date – November 11 on MySpace and November 12 on the Quarterlife.com website.

Thanks to TechCrunch, one of these sweet little lifecasters is gaining some attention for being, well, not so sweet.

Sponsored by HP, Fox Searchlight and YouTube, the main judge is award-winning director Jason Reitman — director of Thank You for Smoking (excellent film, by the way).

The Podcast Network has recently announced that it has landed former Monty Python star John Cleese to do a regular video blog.