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From DCist: PETA protesters cage themselves while wearing fake furs, in a typically ham-fisted effort to make a point.
With Pride Parade happening this week, Chicagoist gave its straight readers seven things they needed to know before attending their first parade and also found photos of Pride Parades from a quarter century ago.

DCist was full of buzzworthy topics last week: PETA protesters in cages, the District's Fellowship of Unassimilated Manhattan Exiles and, of course, Bono.

Bostonist got a huge surprise this week as James "Whitey" Bulger was captured after 16 years as a fugitive. The 19-time alleged killer apparently spent the bulk of that time in one place: a bland, rent-controlled apartment in Santa Monica. He returned to Boston with Catherine Greig for an initial court appearance, saw brother Billy Bulger, was denied bail and is now a guest of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts at the Plymouth County Correctional Facility. Welcome home, Jimmy!

Gothamist was jubilant that after a long fight, gay marriage was finally passed by the NY State Legislature.

LAist learned a man was killed while trying to hold up a marijuana dispensary truck.

SFist found out that families are fleeing San Francisco.

Austinist was amazed to see that an armadillo couldn't take the heat.

Shanghaiist got the chills after finding out a Taiwanese blogger was jailed after giving a restaurant a bad review.

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