Weekly Alibi
‹‹ Aug 26 - Sep 1, 2010
Five years after Katrina, the Gulf Coast is drowning in BP oil. Patrick Lohmann reports from the slick seashore of south Louisiana.
Betty Sprocket bids her Trail-a-Week column adieu with a tale of trying to penetrate the impenetrable Kirtland Air Force Base. 
- Trail-a-Week: Kirtland—final mission not accomplished
- Odds & Ends: Biggest speeding ticket ever, Gary can’t be Boomer the Dog
- Letters: We are Spanish, more on the rainbow bandit, the Dream Act
- Show Up! The Parson Red Heads on showmanship and style
- Aural Fixation: An ode to the Gulf Coast with DJ Matty’s favorite Luzianna tracks
- Flyer on the Wall: Little Gold, Lovey Dovies and Lake Of Wire at Burt’s Tiki Lounge
- Mina's Dish: Eating like a Louisianan in N.M.
- The Soul of a Menu: Tips on ordering right from the Alibi’s restaurant critic (including handy printable guide to making better seafood choices)
- Chowtown Restaurant Guide
- Preview: Albuquerque Film Festival returns, and we intervew guest of honor Monte Hellman
- Reel World: The Answer Is 42 (nd annual Bubonicon), Meisner acting class, Latino film trailers wanted
- Idiot Box: Food Network vs. Cooking Channel
- Week in Sloth
- Film Times and Capsules
