Tina Brown and Barry Diller will finally be sharing a bed. The Princess Di biographer and the vindicated IAC chief are teaming on a news aggregator website, where there will be “no ideological stance” on the glorified RSS feed.

Former WSJ deputy managing editor Edward Felsenthal will lead things off (given that other high-profile types, including business scribes at the Times, turned down offers).

But Tina isn’t saying much about what the site will actually do, let alone when it’ll launch. In the meantime, there will always be The Huffington Post, Brijit, Newser, and a slew of others already doing whatever it is Diller thinks will rescue his company.