Week Around the -Ists

SFist worried over drugstore chain Walgreens celebration of Black History Month.
Gothamist was surprised that apparently New York City is the fourth most miserable city in the country, after Detroit, Stockton, CA, and Flint, MI.
Shanghaiist finds out what the Chinese think of Hilary and Obama.
It was with a healthy amount of schadenfreude that Phillyist reported that former Eagle, and now Cowboy (ew), Terrell Owens owes the Eagles a significant wad of cash.
Torontoist is two weeks into a new feature, Vandalist, that aims to feature the best street art and graffiti from around the city. This week's edition was a beautiful and hopeful play on birds on a wire.
Chicagoist, after seeing a smoking ban go into effect this year, debated the convenience of smoking shelters.
Austinist showed some love for Barack Obama.
Seattlest went back in time to see the future, or something like that.
DCist chatted with songstress Aimee Mann.
Londonist walked around murderer/barber/gourmet Sweeney Todd's Fleet Street.
LAist might see rent control go away in California, and people on both sides of the issue feel passionate about it.
Bostonist celebrated the first anniversary of one of the city's most infamous moments--Aqua Teen Hunger Force Day.

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