Weekly Alibi
‹‹ Apr 22 - 28, 2010
Maren Tarro accompanies her Libertarian father to the Tax Day Tea Party in Washington D.C. and finds the masses scared of a Sean Hannity- and Rush Limbaugh-constructed bogeymen.
Nancy Hollander—a local attorney who represents two Guantánamo Bay detainees—discusses America's system of justice and her involvement in these high profile cases. - Media Criticism: Snuff War
- Local attorney represents Guantánamo prisoners in a changing political climate
- Ortiz y Pino: Hunting elusive budgetary fat
- Odds & Ends: Bar-code scanner, jail break cigarette run, elect the dead
- Letters: The Don, Disney-fied French food
- Music Interview: Red Earth Reunites
- Flyer on the Wall: Hark Now, Methinks I Do Hear the Sounds of Gnomes
- Sonic Reducer: Erykah Badu’s New Amerykah, Part One (4th World War), When You’re Strange documentary, Sharon Jones’ I Learned the Hard Way
- Song Roulette: Peer into Megafaun’s world through songs from Brad Cook’s collection, selected at random.
- Gathering of Nations Powwow Guide
- ABQ Beer Geek: Marble turns 2 and Zinc does the Ska
- Restaurant Review: The Fox and Hound
- Chowtown Restaurant Guide
- Reel World: New Mexico Filmmakers Showcase submissions, Duke City Shootout proposals, The Spanish Room, the CNM Workforce Training Center
- Film Review: The Art of the Steal, an eye-opening introduction to art crimes
- Idiot Box: “Treme” on HBO
- Week in Sloth: “Into the Universe With Stephen Hawking,” a Jack Kevorkian biopic,“David Blaine: What Is Magic?”
- Film Times and Capsules
