The Boston Comics Roundtable has turned to Kickstarter to help fund a series of three comic books, titled "Boston Powers" and featuring the superheroes who live among us right here in the Hub of the Universe. And the Cape: Read more.

Jared Alves took a look at one of the setups for "Frill," a streaming-Disney prequel to "Cinderella" - in which the North End's North Square was turned into a Christmas scene, complete with snow, as if that could ever happen. Read more.

Featuring a cameo by His Bigness, in an ad they're still going to run during the Super Bowl even though New England's Team didn't make it.

Of course, this is hardly the first commercial to feature English as it is spoken heah: Read more.

The movie adaptation of "Cats" was pretty widely panned as an awful waste of time and money. But so awful you want to see it? The Somerville Theatre has started showing the movie late on Friday and Saturday nights, which is the sort of thing that turned "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" from a low-budget film hardly anybody saw on its first release into a cult phenomenon.

But the theater cautions: Read more.

We are excited to offer a free Yoga Sculpt Class on Sundays in February and March at PSF Community Center.

Yoga Sculpt is a combination of Yoga, Pilates and Barre and is taught by Theresa Poirier, a nationally certified group exercise instructor through NETA.

To sign up, contact Clodagh Drummey at [email protected] or 617 782 8670. Space is limited! Bring your own mat.

Scape North America, which is planning a 477-unit apartment building on Boylston Street in the Fenway, announced today it's signed a letter of intent with the Theater Offensive to run the 10,000-square-foot, 156-seat black-box theater that will be part of the new building. Read more.

Skippy White has announced he'll be shutting his eponymous Egleston Square record store after the New Year: Read more.

Contestant on "The Price is Right" is from Massachusetts. "I bet you have a wicked cool prize for her," Drew Carey said. "Wicked awesome," Johnny the Offscreen Announcer replied, trying his hardest to sound like a Townie or something.

The BU News Service sounds a klaxon for Tavern of Tales, 1478 Tremont St., which will have rooms dedicated to specific board games, but with sound effects to make them more like video games:

When you play Monopoly, you pass go and collect $200. In our experience you would pass go, collect $200 and you’ll hear the sound of money rolling into your bank account.