  | Weekly Alibi ‹‹ V.18 No.20 | May 14 - 20, 2009
Slather on the sunblock and prepare for Terminators, Transformers, romantic comedies and another parody movie with a boatload of Wayans brothers. The Summer Film Guide drops it like it's hot. Residents and business owners in a South Valley neighborhood wrestle to make the area less industrial without bruising businesses. And Gene Grant suggests improvements to Albuquerque's local cable access.  Websclusive: Desert Industry Alibi staff photographer Eric Williams documents the industrial side of the South Valley.
Ezra's Place has a few quirks, but the tender and rich grilled salmon, fried calamari and tangy Margaritas roll a strike inside a North Valley bowling alley. And Cantillon Lou Pepe Kriek is a Kodak moment in a 750-milliliter beer bottle. The dramedy Rudo y Cursi is a modest, unabashedly crowd-pleasing and occasionally corny parable about family, soccer, sibling rivalry, soccer and national identity—but mostly soccer. Meanwhile, Devin D. O’Leary wonders if science fiction can survive on TV.
  Raw posts and updates from our writers with info too timely or uncategorizable for print. What, we said something stupid? Chime in, buddy.Ray Manzarek, bass player for The Doors, is dead. We shoulda done the Buick commercial, man Ok, he was the keyboard player. However: The Doors never had a bass player and Manzarek did almost all the bass work with his Fender Rhodes electric piano (aided by his amazing coordination.) The Doors L.A. Woman was the first Doors record to feature a bass player, Jerry Scheff, who was one of Elvis Presley's backing musicians. No one here gets out alive, man. View/Add Comments [ 1 ] Yeezus comin’ on June 18Kanye West’s newest LP confirmed
West performed two new tracks from his forthcoming LP on “Saturday Night Live” this past weekend, giving fans a taste of what’s to come. And Kim Kardashian posted a photo on Instragram, which has already been confirmed to be the cover art for the album. You know ... because they gotta keep it in the family (but only if it’s in front of the entire world). So, be on the lookout for what will no doubt be another interesting and thought-provoking record from one of hip-hop’s most notable figures.
The Daily Word in transgender rights, twisters in the US and an arrested "Worm" Weather experts warn that more devastating weather can be expected on Monday after tornadoes ripped through the U.S. from Texas all the way to Minnesota on Sunday, May 19. Yahoo buys Tumblr, promises not to "screw it up." Kim case adds focus to how the feds probed a working journalist. Miranda Pacheco, who killed a bicyclist three years ago, is in jail again for reckless driving. DEA claims that marketing heroin to teens is making Albuquerque's drug problems worse. Protest to take place on Monday morning for Damian Garcia, a transgender student at St. Pius High School, over which cap and gown he will wear on graduation day. "Worm" arrested for alleged assault and throwing a rival's moped into the ocean ... | 
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