Week Around the -Ists

Londonist pondered who might be the next sponsors of the London Eye and whether or not readers would be willing to donate £1,000 each for a Londonist Eye.
Shanghaiist was shocked to find a cameltoe in the city's only English-language paper.
Gothamist believed that a writer who wanted pre-gentrified gritty New York and ended up getting beaten up during a mugging learned his lesson.
DCist followed Mayor Adrian Fenty and the D.C. Council to New Hampshire, where they helped introduce a bill that would signal that state's support of voting rights for the District.
Torontoist learned a brand new threat this week, thanks to a police officer who pulled over a driver in the city's entertainment district and told him––actually––"I'll break your fucking ponytail." Oh, and then they tased him.
SFist witnessed (and predicted) San Clemente's Greg Long winning this year's Mavericks Surf Contest.
LAist reported on everything you wanted to know about this year's most anticipated movie, Cloverfield, as told by director Matt Reeves.
Bostonist watched as Bronson Arroyo, formerly of the Red Sox and now of the Cleveland Indians, pleaded to return to Boston--in song.
Chicagoist saw lightning strike twice.
Houstinist interviews Big Daddy’s Ass Burn Hot Sauce founder Trevi Biles.
Phillyist supports an end of the city's "quack-tacular" duck tours.
Seattlest discussed this year's presidential election with some top-notch political writers.

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