Week Around the Ists
- Torontoist looked at whether it's okay for a commercial printer to invoke religion in order to refuse their services—in this case, refusing to print a graphic novel with (non-explicit) gay content.
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DCist kept track of the ongoing same-sex marriage debate in the District, including a number of heated Democratic party meetings, plus, of course, intervention by members of Congress.
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Shanghaiist saw a man in Hong Kong verbally berate and hit a toddler and his mother after the little boy coughed without covering his mouth.
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Bostonist celebrated five years of gay marriage in Massachusetts with some rainbow cocktails.
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Chicagoist checked out their former-resident/now-president Barack Obama at his controversial commencement speech at Notre Dame and in some excellent behind-the-scenes photos from the White House.
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Gothamist found New Yorkers hot and bothered about swine flu, ice cream truck jingles and terror plots.
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LAist got up close and personal with the G4 Network's sexy Anna David, who knows a lot about high class hookers.
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Phillyist found a photo in their Flickr pool that seemed a bit of a zeitgeist.
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Londonist drooled over shameless sandwich porn.
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Seattlest's first celebrity tourist of the season turned out to be a black bear on a see-all-the-sights quest for fame.
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SFist anticipated the California State Supreme Court's ruling on prop. 8, the same-sex marriage ban, which will happen on Tuesday.