Who Cares: The Avengers is only one example of supermoviedom, with all the bells and whistles any self-respecting modern moviegoer could ask for. Thing is, it’ll be available for viewing on your computer one day—and our critic thinks that’s basically too bad.

What They're Doing: stageHANDS is more than a bunch of upper-and lower-case letters; it’s a tribute to the many sides of people you don’t know. And Charlene Baldridge has plans for The Warriors’ Duet, her tribute to her late daughter Laura Jeanne Morefield. Meanwhile, Bret Michaels has settled his Tony-related lawsuit, and a fund has been established to help bring movie musicals to the stage.

How They Did: On Stage thinks the American pop culture climate is a piece of dog dung, but The Old Globe’s Nobody Loves You finds a decent way to frame it. Meanwhile, On Screen says The Avengers is every bit the hit everybody says it is, mostly because of director Joss Whedon; and The Town may be two years old, but that doesn’t make it two years less good. 

What We Eat/Drink: There’s a guy in Duluth who makes wine out of something y’all might want to think about before opening that bottle. And you know you’re in Ocean Beach when you come across the fabulous Livingston’s Chicken and Mexican Grill.