Week Around the Ists

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SFist reported on this week's California State Supreme Court's ruling that overturned the ban on same-sex marriage.
Londonist noted that Boris Johnson – the city's brand-new mayor – continues to polarize opinion, even when announcing obviously good news. Is he a genuine change for the better, or is he just taking credit for his predecessor's ground-work?
Philllyist did some celebrity stalking on the set of Owen Wilson's latest, Marley and Me.
LAist covered Before Bike to Work Week, when cyclists and roller bladers took to LA freeways. During Bike to Work Week, a bus driver also tried to hit a cyclist.
Gothamist wonders if one of the signs of the Brooklyn apocalypse is MTV's The Real World coming to the borough.
Bostonist went to the new Apple Store and all we got was a tastefully boxed t-shirt--plus some attention from Wired.
Torontoist critiqued its major art gallery's new logo by means of satirizing the creative process behind it.
Shanghaiist live-blogged the Great Sichuan Earthquake in central China which has killed 30,000 people so far and injured 200,000. More earthquake updates here.