Yes http://wow-factor.com/index.php?cat=5
and yes http://wow-factor.com/index.php?cat=10

the app css I use is

.col1,.col2 {
float:left;
display:inline;
width:190px;
border-left:1px solid #EAEAEA;
margin:5px 0 1em 10px;
padding:5px;
}

and an example post is usually something like ...

<div class="col1"><img src="http://www.wow-factor.com/media/popstalin_tn.jpg" alt="" class="newthumb" /><p class="site"><a href="http://www.popstalin.com/" title="Pop Stalin Design">Pop Stalin Design</a></p><p>Jen's bold personal site. Her passion for design and standards are obvious. Great content and a good portfolio.</p></div><div class="col2"><img src="http://wow-factor.com/media/kingcosmonaut_th.jpg" alt="" class="newthumb" /><p class="site"><a href="http://www.kingcosmonaut.de/" title="Sebastian Schmieg's personal site">Kingcosmonaut</a></p><p>This is a bold showcase for Sebastian's design skills and is full of neat tricks.</p><p>Sebastian also designed the clean <a href="http://www.kingcosmonaut.de/portfolio.php?project=blix" title="Blix theme for Wordpress">Blix theme for Wordpress</a></p></div>

You can use any text tags ( p, em, blockquote etc ) to have two columns of text, depending on how you set your css.

thanks