Weekly Alibi
‹‹ Jul 15 - 21, 2010
The Alibi's resident skeptic Benjamin Radford goes to Scotland and happens upon the world's only full-time Loch Ness monster researcher.
In an effort counteract the polarizing, political debate on immigration, a lefty artist and a more right wing border patrol agent navigate the line between the U.S. and Mexico. - Immigration Nation: SB 1070 news from around the country
- Port of Entry: From right and left, two men find their way to the real immigration story
- Trail-a-Week: Biking the Bear Canyon Arroyo
- Gene Grant: Guv gloves come off
- Odds & Ends: Giant burgers, cocaine World Cup trophy, the luckiest gas station in Texas, safety drill deemed unsafe
- Letters: In the FUTURE, litter injustice, Bart Prince 4eva
Websclusive: Quintron, Miss Pussycat and a Tire Shop Named St. Claude
Bonus interviews and videos here.
Bonus interviews and videos here.
- Show Up! Etran Finatawa brings nomad blues from the Sahara
- Dirt City Archives: The Eyeliners vs. Psychodrama
- Flyer on the Wall: Go to Hell with the Reverend Beat-Man
- Song Roulette: Rob Nakai from Bat Wings For Lab Rats
- Mina's Dish: Beneficial Farms Community Supported Agriculture takes root in Albuquerque
- Restaurant Review: Havana Restaurant brings Cuban food to Albuquerque
- Chowtown Restaurant Guide
- Reel World | Local movie scene: 48 Hour Films Finished! Albuquerque Film Festival, filmmaker Nina Knapp’s book opening
- Film Review: Inception, Christopher Nolan’s newest takes viewers on a major head-trip
- Idiot Box: A few clear winners and losers based on last week’s 2010 Emmy Award nominations
- Week in Sloth: Television highlights include a four-pack of scary circus films, “Strange Sex,” Lucky on HBO, The Jensen Project, and “Cellblock 6: Female Lock Up”
- Film Times and Capsules
