Sebastian Z. ventured out to Castle Island on a recent cold afternoon for this shot of the Sugar Bowl gazebo.

Copyright Sebastian Z. Posted in the Universal Hub pool on Flickr.

Boston!

With its low unemployment rates, above-average paychecks and full supply of moviemaking professionals and newcomers emerging from one of the area's many highly-ranked film program (including Emerson College, Boston University and the Center for Digital Imaging at BU), Boston's film scene has been ready to explode for years. But with three of this award season's buzz movies' roots planted firmly in the Bay State - The Fighter, The Social Network and The Town - the time has finally arrived.

A wall that city inspectors have been warning for years could collapse appears ready to finally do just that. Boston firefighters are at 1769 Washington St., where one brick fell this afternoon from the wall, which fire officials now say is on the verge of imminent collapse.

Then again, back in September, the Globe reported city building inspectors had warned the wall was "in danger of collapsing under its own weight." The building is marked with a large X to warn firefighters of its unsafe condition, which the city confirmed during an inspection last year following the nine-alarm warehouse in Roxbury.

The property, the former Ivory Bean building, is owned by the Church of Scientology, which has been saying since it bought the building in 2008 along with the neighboring Hotel Alexandra, that it plans to renovate it for use as part of its new Boston headquarters.

Boston Police are looking for a five-year-old boy named Kamarian, last seen this afternoon at the Samuel Adams School on Webster Street. He was wearing a brown buttoned shirt, blue jeans, red, black and white shoes and a brown jacket.