Oh! I found something new via WordPress.com! It’s called `Typekit Fonts` and can be found under your Dashboard via Appearance >> Typekit Fonts:
Typekit is the easiest way to use real fonts on your website, just enter your Typekit ID and you’ll be able to choose from hundreds of fonts some available for free, and some available for a subscription fee
The page will ask two of the following:
Your Typekit ID
You can find your Typekit ID on typekit.com under Kit Editor > Embed Code.
~OR~
Sign up for Typekit
If you don’t have a Typekit ID yet you can sign up on their site for free and enable it on your WordPress.com blog with just a few clicks.
Since I don’t have a Typekit ID, I clicked on the `Sign up in seconds button`:
Typekit for WordPress
Use custom fonts on your WordPress website!
Give your blog some personality! Sign up for a Typekit account and get an amazing selection of web-optimized fonts for one low price. Your subscription will give you access to some of the most beautiful, fun, and hard-working typefaces in the world, from foundries such as FontFont, Mark Simonson Studio, Beta Type, TypeTogether, and more.
These fonts are designed to work specifically with WordPress templates. You won’t need to edit your design or mess around with CSS — just tell us what fonts to use and where to put them, and we’ll automatically do the rest. Typekit is now tightly integrated with WordPress, so it only takes a few moments to get started. Sign up now!
Then I went back to my WordPress.com account and typed in my Typekit ID code and pressed the `Update ID` button.
To remove the floating Typekit reference badge, located on the lower right hand corner of your WordPress.com account, simply delete your Typekit ID code and press the `Update ID` button. Wait and Voila!