Weekly Alibi
‹‹ Nov 11 - 17, 2010
Lt. Col. Steve Loomis, president of the regional chapter of American Veterans for Equal Rights, discusses Don't Ask, Don't Tell.
The Endorphin Power Company helps recovering addicts stay sober by replacing substances with exercise. - Pedal Power: Green-thinking recovery center gets its motor running—but still needs fuel
- Plutocracy for New Mexico: The liberal shades of our new guv
- Odds & Ends: Sleepdriving, log shot, old man crime spree
- Letters: Bikers beware, boys gone wild, Pornotopia, love for Thai Vegan
- There’s a Ph.D. in the Mosh Pit—Bad Religion appears at the Sunshine Theater
- Aural Fixation: Faun Fables’ animated songtelling reveals the spirit of an adventurer
- Coffin Break: Michael Henningsen on Behemoth’s Evangelion
- Flyer on the Wall: Attack of the Vampire Mermaid Tour
- Song Roulette: Obscure tracks from Derek Caterwaul
- Mina's Dish: Restaurateur Steve Paternoster is a humanitarian with a lot on his plate
- Food for Thought: How one man is reconnecting the inner city to fresh produce
- Chowtown Restaurant Guide
- Local indie filmmakers meeting, screenwriting workshop with award-winning writer-director, creepy local-lensed short “SEND” debuts
- An interview with Alex Cox, the man behind Repo Man, Sid & Nancy, Straight to Hell, and others
- Idiot Box: AMC trades ‘60s ad execs for zombies in “The Walking Dead”
- Week in Sloth: astronaut-raping caterpillars in Galaxy of Terror, America’s Cutest Cat, a history of PTSD, Palin’s Alaska and Tina Fey’s Mark Twain award
- Film Times and Capsules
