Week Around the Ists
- LAist watched with the rest of the city as a man in a white Bentley led cops on a 3-hour chase that ended with the driver--no, not Chris Brown, and not DJ Khaled--fatally shooting himself in the head.
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Londonist followed in the footsteps of ambitious Victorian tourist James Patterson by completing the epic Patterson Challenge in 8 hours (and near-blizzard conditions).
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Houstonist spent time pondering the upside to living in our sprawling metropolis besides being home to the hottest cheerleader in the NFL.
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Torontoist reveled in two big media faux pas, as one paper's tech reporter freaked out on Twitter, and another paper's editors missed an errant "breast."
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SFist asked readers to share their worst breakup stories for Valentine's Day.
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Seattlest was thinking about upscale eats, taking a pro-foie gras stance and taking a $5 cupcake down a peg.
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Bostonist celebrated Charles Darwin's 200th birthday and even took pictures.
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Gothamist was shocked when a man was struck by a car and then dragged by another for 17 miles—on three highways—before his body was discovered. Neither driver was charged.
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Chicagoist took umbrage with being named America's Third Most Miserable City by Forbes Magazine.
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DCist noted that a Fox News producer was busted for kiddie porn.
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Phillyist wondered why SEPTA used the New York skyline on their Philly Beer Week Transpass.
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Shanghaiist raised an eyebrow when they heard Daft Punk was playing a secret gig in Shanghai... only to find out later that they'd been Daft Punked by a bunch of ingenious scammers.