INYIM Editorial Profile
Anthony De La Cruz
Founder & Creative Director
Music, entertainment, fashion
Anthony De La Cruz is the founder and creative director of It’s Not You It’s Me Media, the independent publication he has helped shape since its launch in 2009. From the beginning, he has approached INYIM as more than a news site, building it as a constantly evolving creative space where music, entertainment, men’s fashion, photography, and visual storytelling can exist side by side.
Anthony guides the publication’s editorial direction and visual identity, with a sharp instinct for emerging talent, overlooked stories, distinctive imagery, and the moments that deserve more attention than the mainstream cycle gives them. His work reflects the spirit that has defined INYIM from the start: original, independent, curious, and driven by a genuine love of creativity in all its forms.
Latest Stories by Anthony De La Cruz
38,400 published stories
Fontaines D.C. & Rosalía Unveil Immaculate First-Ever Collab “Where Is Gone?”
Fontaines D.C. finally unveil their first-ever studio collab, teaming with Rosalía on the haunting and cinematic “Where Is Gone?” from Dopamine Chamber.
NBC Nightly News With Tom Llamas Oct. 12: Six Flags Emergency, Selma Blair, Ilhan Omar & More
Tom Llamas leads NBC Nightly News through a packed Oct. 12 broadcast covering a Six Flags emergency, Selma Blair, Ilhan Omar, Trump’s Russia…
Kathy Griffin Sits on the Couch & Everything Goes “Off the Cuff” With Carson Kressley
Kathy Griffin sits down with Carson Kressley for “Off the Cuff,” talking style, Joan Rivers, Olivia Newton-John and plenty of celebrity stories.
Zara Larsson & Robyn Talk Madonna, Misogyny and Pop Freedom for Rolling Stone
Zara Larsson and Robyn meet for Rolling Stone’s Musicians on Musicians, comparing notes on Madonna, misogyny, creative freedom and the strange rules placed…
Levi’s Unleashes FW26 “Blue Tab” Collection
Levi’s unleashes its Fall/Winter 2026 Blue Tab collection, elevating familiar denim codes with premium materials, aviation references and refined tailoring.
Count Lorry and the Biters’ “Frankenstein Stomp” Is a Creepy Halloween Dance Delight
Halloween Listenable digs up Count Lorry and the Biters’ 1964 “Frankenstein Stomp,” a creepy little monster-rock dance delight from Dragon Records.
The Womack Sisters Bring Stirring Soul Harmonies to KEXP
New Performance Choice of the Day: The Womack Sisters bring their signature soul harmonies to KEXP, closing a five-song set with “If I…
Britney Spears’ 2016 TODAY Performance of “Do You Wanna Come Over?” Turns 10
Zephyring a decade, Britney Spears’ 2016 TODAY performance of “Do You Wanna Come Over?” brings a Glory-era favorite back around 10 years later.
Detroit Institute of Arts’ 1976 “You Gotta Have Art!” Commercial Still Sings
Monday Muse digs out the Detroit Institute of Arts’ wonderfully theatrical 1976 “You Gotta Have Art!” commercial and its impossible-to-forget museum jingle.