Weekly Alibi
 Apr 13 - 19, 2006 
A Long Line in the Sand
On the cover: The Flores family lives in the village of San Andres de la Cal, outside Cuernavaca. Their sons, brothers and fathers regularly cross the border seeking good-paying jobs in the U.S. and Canada. Katy June-Friesen tells their story, and those of other Mexicans like them, in this week's feature.
NEWS/OPINION
The Path to a Cure
Chances are, you're infected with HPV--the most common sexually transmitted disease known to man--and you don't even know it. Now, UNM researchers are on the verge of releasing a vaccine that could not only stop the spread of HPV, but with it, eliminate cervical cancer from our vocabulary altogether.
MUSIC
Spotlight: It's Smooth, It's Sweet, It's Vanilla Pop
What happens when you clone B-52s front man Fred Schneider, put the two Freds in a Vegas-style lounge act and ship them off to northern New Mexico? Vanilla Pop, of course! New Mexico's best-kept entertainment secret celebrates three years of Wednesday nights at Martini Grille.
FOOD
Dining In
The first night of Passover is a near-perfect introduction to the weird, wonderful, complicated world of Jewish food traditions. Laura Marrich explores the anatomy of a Seder plate.
FILM & TV
Festival Preview
Homegrown and operated since 2006! The Guild Cinema is proud to host the very first Independent Indigenous Film Festival ever, April 15-16.
FEATURE
ARTS/LIT
Performance Review
A play on worlds--both Private Lives at the Cell Theatre and Dangerous at Sol Arts delve into sex, lies and epistolary eras reimagined.

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Alibi Picks

Two-In-One Date Night: Jersey Boys at Popejoy

The Jersey Boys at Popejoy Hall offers you two shows in one, a Tony Award-winning Broadway musical and a pop concert, perfect for spending a night along memory lane with Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. Fans will reminisce over songs such as “Sherry,” “Big Girls Don’t Cry,” “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You,” and prom-time favorite “Oh What a Night.” Prepare yourself for a night of excitement while reliving the rise of these young men from blue-collar Jersey streets to worldwide pop stardom. This international sensation and Las Vegas hit has been described as a “wild” night of mayhem. In fact, it’s recommended only for those 12 or older, since it contains gun shots, smoke, strobe lights and drug references. The show runs until June 2 at Popejoy Hall (203 Cornell NE). Buy tickets for either daytime or evening shows. Prices range from $40 to $145 at unmtickets.com or call 877-664-8661. If you already purchased tickets, check the Popejoy website for information about date changes. Popejoy Hall, UNM Center for the Arts • Thu May 23 • 2 pm • $27.50-$135 • ALL-AGES! • View on Alibi calendar

Film & TV

Arrested Development Running Jokes Supercut

The Bluths just can’t let things go

As many of you might know, the very-long-awaited 4th installment of Arrested Development is set to release via Netflix this Sunday, May 26. As a latecomer to this cult classic (I’m just finishing season 3), I’ll admit a great deal of excitement at having 13 new episodes with which to stuff my Buster-loving brain.

In honor of this glorious event, and to whet your appetite for everyone’s favorite dysfunctional family, I present to you 8 solid minutes of recurring in-jokes, catch phrases and chicken dances.

Do enjoy.

 

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