Weekly Alibi
‹‹ May 3 - 9, 2012
Ironically named skeptic Damon Orion searches for a reason to find deep, metaphysical meaning in the stars.
Every day, fumes, traffic snarls and tanker trucks aggravate neighbors of the Smith's gas station on Constitution and Carlisle. And with a permit for the station to sell more fuel, the situation isn’t going to get any easier. - Fuel to the Fire: Smith’s gas station angers neighbors
- Gene Grant: Tourism ads don’t ring “true”
- Answer Me This
- Odds & Ends: Eternal flame put out, rude awakening, wild hog or GF?, Boring and Dull, moonwalk, Twitter taunts
- Letters: Eco balance, authority, buttered beef
- Show Up! Barry Manilow is magic
- Aural Fixation: Listen to the zodiac playlist
- Song Roulette
- Flyer on the Wall: Batalla de Puebla
Gigantic summer blockbuster though it may be, Joss Whedon’s The Avengers may be the greatest superhero movie Hollywood has ever made.
- Film Review: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes gather for Hollywood’s greatest superhero movie with The Avengers
- Idiot Box: ABC’s “Don’t Trust the B---- in Apartment 23” gets shockingly funny
- Reel World: Civic Cinema is back, SWGLFF looks for viewers, A1 is casting, El Santo lives!
- Week in Sloth: “In Plain Sight” ends, “Between Two Ferns” goes primetime, and Clint Eastwood’s wife gets a reality show
- Film Times and Capsules
