
INYIM Editorial Profile
Victor Lerma
Co-Founder, Digital Editor & Creative Director
Music, entertainment, digital media, local history and INYIM Radio
Victor Lerma is the co-founder of It’s Not You It’s Me Media and a driving creative force behind INYIM Radio. Since 2009, he has moved fluidly between breaking stories, shaping visuals, restoring forgotten images, editing video, building digital projects, and finding new ways to keep independent media original, alive, and ahead of the curve.
His path has never followed a single lane. Victor began his career at Fanscape, later worked as a Junior Systems Administrator at Add2net Inc., and spent nights DJing throughout Hollywood. He began teaching himself Photoshop as a teenager in 1993, long before digital creativity became part of everyday life. A former music-video boy, he has also worked in artist promotions connected to Enrique Iglesias, Taking Back Sunday, Juliette and the Licks, and many others.
Today, Victor supports international students by day while continuing to shape INYIM’s visual identity, editorial voice, technical foundation, and worldwide radio presence. He is drawn to the artists, places, histories, and creative outsiders that deserve greater attention.
Whether he is reviving an overlooked story, spotlighting emerging talent, documenting Los Angeles, supporting a small entrepreneur, or programming the next track on INYIM Radio, Victor brings the same instinct to everything he touches: find what is special, make it unforgettable, and make sure it never gets lost.
Latest Stories by Victor Lerma
327 published stories

Pee-wee Herman Leaves Joan Rivers Howling in Rare Clip
It's not often you see Joan Rivers laugh this hard! In a newly restored 1989 television appearance, Paul Reubens brings his unforgettable Pee-wee…

Ashe’s “Lasso The Moon” Video Is a Retro Pop-Rock Love Letter Full of Joy
Ashe returns with “Lasso The Moon,” a charming slice of 1970s-inspired pop-rock and a playful, romantic music video directed by Silken Weinberg.

Grandmaster Flash’s Hip-Hop Revolution: Biography Revisits the Furious Five, ‘The Message’ and His Comeback
Before hip-hop conquered the world, Grandmaster Flash was a Bronx kid experimenting with records, turntables and sound. Biography's Origins of Hip-Hop documentary traces…

OMD Prove the Dark Dancefloor Never Dies at M’era Luna 2026
OMD brought their timeless synth-pop to Germany’s M’era Luna Festival 2026, performing classics including “Electricity,” “Souvenir,” “If You Leave” and “Enola Gay.” With…

Mariah Carey’s “Loverboy (Remix)” Returns in Pristine 4K — Glitter Gets Its MTV Clarity Back
Mariah Carey’s “Loverboy (Remix)” gets a long-awaited 4K restoration as Glitter turns 25. For fans tired of classic videos surviving online in muddy,…

Inside BBC’s Wild 1966 House Party Rules: Gatecrashers, Drunk Guests, Bedroom Bans & All
BBC Archive takes us back to 1966 for a gloriously specific lesson in throwing a proper house party — from gatecrashers and drunk…

Mexico Reopens the Fracking Debate as Veracruz Communities Count the Cost of Oil Extraction
As Mexico revisits unconventional gas development, communities in northern Veracruz describe repeated oil spills, damaged farmland and water concerns while questioning who ultimately…

Pauly Shore Says He’s Pulling Back From Stand-Up Touring to Act Again — After 40 Years on the Road
Pauly Shore and Bobby Lee finally air out their Comedy Store feud on TigerBelly before Shore opens up about a benign pancreatic tumor,…

Blondie Return With “High Noon” — First New Album in Nine Years, Hear “Spectral Eyes” Now
Blondie return with High Noon, a 13-track new album arriving February 26, 2027, led by “Spectral Eyes” and featuring collaborators including Johnny Marr,…



