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Inside Churchill's emergency bunker—which he only visited once

Londonist toured Churchill's little-known emergency war bunker, largely untouched since the Second World War.
SFist looked at a controversial suggestion that participants in Critical Mass be charged for the monthly events.
DCist was shocked when a local newscaster threatened a gay blogger on live TV while they were discussing Kirby Dick's new film, Outrage, a documentary about outing closeted politicians who fight against marriage equality legislation.
Chicagoist was up to its ears in law between breaking down the Wilco lawsuit and Drew Peterson's arrest.
Shanghaiist knocked-off that super pretentious piece on bike culture by the New York Times by showing its own counterfeit bike style.
LAist wondered if California is ready to legalize marijuana after Gov. Schwarzenegger said he's open to debate the issue...especially if it could be a cash crop for the struggling state.
Seattlest, staring at a week full of rain, started hunting for cheap flights to LA.
Gothamist's week spanned the high brow—a visit to the New York Public Library's main branch—to the fast food brow—a free KFC grilled chicken promotion went wrong.
Bostonist interviewed Eugene Mirman and Rob Riggle at the AltCom comedy festival, after following the suspension of Manny "Love Potion 99" Ramirez for steroid use.
Torontoist chronicled the Twitter update from a Toronto Star reporter that launched a thousand American right-wing ships. Who knew that joking about shooting Michelle Malkin would bug people?