Weekly Alibi
‹‹ Aug 19 - 25, 2010
Estevan Rael-Gálvez, director of the National Hispanic Cultural Center, on Arizona, Latino identity and poverty in New Mexico.
A dull Council meeting gets festive when a priest calls Albuquerque “the abortion capital of the nation,” and another person calls the disgraced Manny Aragon “the most successful state senator in New Mexico history.” - Derby Wars: That’s how they roll
- A Rainbow Over Taos: Robert Quintana dreamed of bringing gay pride to his town. In spite of his death, the festival must go on.
- Media Criticism: Digital justice and net neutrality
- Council Bite: City breaks for builders
- Hail, Velocipede! Trail-a-Week: Biking Paseo de las Montañas
- Odds & Ends: Wedding bloodshed, dyslexia made him do it, thanks for the loot, just leave the phone, a baby named Gotti
- Letters: Readers paint the rainbow warrior
- Spotlight: Joe West is Xoë Fitzgerald in a New Mexico-based sci-fi rock opera
- Aural Fixation: Woven Bones makes scary songs in the horror garage
- Flyer on the Wall: Nature appreciation with SuperGiant, Five Minute Sin and Suicide Lanes
- Sonic Extra: Felix y los Gatos
- Song Roulette: Gian Placido hates the British and people who have love affairs with New York City
- Mina's Dish: Albuquerque gardeners give back with Plant a Row for the Hungry
- Restaurant Review: You’ll salivate for Thai food at Nob Hill’s Salathai
- Chowtown Restaurant Guide
- Reel World: Native Cinema Showcase, riffing on Reefer Madness, Albuquerque Film Festival
- Film Review: With its irreverent mashup of kick-ass pop culture, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World is destined to become a major object of cult worship
- Idiot Box: “The Great Food Truck Race” on Food Network
- Week in Sloth: God blesses us with a new Kids In the Hall series! ... There’s some other stuff on TV this week, too.
- Film Times and Capsules
