Fenway News Online reports movie filming will be going on in and around Fenway Park starting this weekend, and that "they will be doing a lot of stunt and special effects work, including simulated gunfire." Also, "there will be some helicopters related to filming."

The Globe Spotlight team reports.

Especially when you factor in the costs of having to drive back to Boston from Portland to answer those disorderly-conduct charges you now face for allegedly yelling at and "disparaging" beer-stand workers at Fenway at last night's game.

Ryan Adams reports on, posts video of a protest over the federal Defense of Marriage Act outside a Demmie fundraiser at Fenway last night.

Martin Lieberman attended both shows at Fenway Park, advises that if you have a choice, always choose a seat on the field for a concert there, rather than one in the grandstand.

Up in a helicopter, Ryan captured the 7 cut into the grass at Fenway in honor of Dom DiMaggio.

See more copter pix from the Boston Photo Mob's helicopter ride.

Copyright Ryan.

Boston Police report arresting a Somerville man on charges he took a leak on car from a Fenway Park railing after last night's game:

The fan's actions were observed by the thousands of fans walking out with him as well as others standing on the street below where he urinated on a parked car.

David A. Kennedy, 26, was charged with open and gross lewdness. No word if officers on the scene attempted to locate the owner of the car to let him or her know it now needed a wash.

Empty bladder until proven full to bursting.

Poor baby.

Keep reading the story to see how the reporter braved Yawkey Way to ask Sox fans if they wouldn't really rather have the creature comforts of a $1.3-billion taxpayer-funded stadium:

David Surabian of Providence, R.I., wanted to know if all the Yankee Stadium seats were cushioned, or "is it just the empty ones?"

A classic photo.

Paul Keleher, who went to last night's Sox game, reports the crowd was loving the numbers going up in the Cleveland/New York game.

Meanwhile, Beth discusses justice at 30,000 feet.