Cozy up with a movie or comic book this December

It's been a minute, but Candice Springer, assistant director for WBUR CitySpace, is back to give you the low down on what's happening in the city this December.
After a quick recap of the biggest musical movie event of the year ("Wicked"), here's what Candice recommends:
Out and About in Boston
Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo (MICE) (www.micexpo.org/)
Now in its 15th year, MICE is New England's longest-running independent comics expo. At this totally free event there is something for everyone: workshops for artists of all levels, panel discussions and, of course, a marketplace where you can peruse comics and other work by dozens of independent artists -- just in time for holiday shopping! At Boston University's Fuller Building, Dec. 7 to 8.
A Nostalgic Night with Macaulay Culkin (chevaliertheat...)
This is the first of two opportunities to see "Home Alone" in Boston this holiday season. On Sunday, Dec. 15, head over to the Chevalier Theater in Newton for a screening of the holiday movie classic, and an exclusive moderated talk with Kevin himself, Macaulay Culkin.
'Home Alone' in concert (www.bso.org/ev...)
Can't make it to the movies before Christmas? We don't blame you. Luckily, the Boston Pops is giving "Home Alone" its own treatment with a live score just after the holidays at Symphony Hall on Dec. 27, 28 and 29.
This Month at WBUR CitySpace
Curated Cuisine: Historian Jessica B. Harris on the culinary and cultural traditions of Kwanzaa (www.wbur.org/e...)
James Beard Award-winning culinary historian Jessica B. Harris joins Tamika R. Francis, founder of Food & Folklore, for a conversation about the updated edition of her book, “A Kwanzaa Keepsake and Cookbook: Celebrating the Holiday with Family, Community and Tradition.” Additionally, guests will get to enjoy a spicy three-cheese mac and cheese, and holiday gingerbread with molasses whipped cream from the book after the event on Dec. 9.
Ones to Watch: The Floor Lords empower local youth through the positivity of hip hop dance (www.wbur.org/e...)
The Floor Lords, a Boston-based breakdancing crew, will perform at CitySpace on Dec. 11. After some dancing, they'll talk with WBUR arts reporter Arielle Gray about the crew's mission to empower local youth.
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