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Bad News is Good Drama in 'The Messenger'new

Earlier this year, the independent film The Messenger very quietly racked up two Oscar nominations—one for Best Original Screenplay and one for Best Supporting Actor. That’s appropriate for a film as quietly powerful as The Messenger.
Weekly Alibi  |  Devin D. O’Leary  |  04-12-2010  |  Reviews

Le Fooding: France’s New Generation of Eatersnew

Where the Michelin standards are based on the assumption that there is a right and wrong way to do everything, Le Fooding standards are based on the overall feeling of a place, food included.
Weekly Alibi  |  Ari LeVaux  |  04-12-2010  |  Food+Drink

Glam Geek: Music for People Who Like to Wear Sequins to the Librarynew

"I’m pretty nerdy and my lyrics are pretty nerdy,” Zoe Boekbinder admits. “But the album has a lot of bling ... it’s got horns and keyboards and really fancy percussion. So that’s where the glitz fits.”
Weekly Alibi  |  Summer Olsson  |  04-12-2010  |  Profiles & Interviews

Tensions Put Abortion Clinics on High Alertnew

George Tiller's murderer sentenced to life on the eve of Good Friday, a day notorious for large anti-abortion protests. One Albuquerque doctor steps up to provide third-trimester abortions.
Weekly Alibi  |  Marisa Demarco  |  04-12-2010  |  Sex

Covering Fire and the People Who Start Itnew

It’s been three years since I started beat reporting, and in that time I suppose I’ve covered 100 fires. But this was the first time I had ever been handed a shovel at a fire by a frantic homeowner, and I hope it’s the last. But I will say reporting on a fire is a rush better than any dope.
Weekly Alibi  |  John Bear  |  04-12-2010  |  Media

The Health Reform Prognosisnew

An interview with a woman who had a hand in crafting portions of the health reform legislation.
Weekly Alibi  |  Whitny Doyle  |  04-12-2010  |  Science

Medicaid is Not a Herpes Cream: A Health Reform Tutorialnew

More than anyone, I understand that the world of health policy can be confusing. Here’s a list of select terms to ease the pain of reading about health reform. At the very least, knowing the distinction between Medicare and Medicaid will help you impress bookishly cute fox at the coffee shop you’ve been eyeing.
Weekly Alibi  |  Whitny Doyle, RN  |  04-09-2010  |  Science

An Offal Story: On Beef Cheeks and Barbacoanew

At my local store, none of the meat for sale is organic except the dog food. Unfortunately for my dog, I've been eating most of it myself.
Weekly Alibi  |  Ari LeVaux  |  03-30-2010  |  Food+Drink

The Baghdad/Seattle Suite: An Iraqi / American Musical Collaborationnew

Iraqi oud player Rahim AlHaj collaborates with American guitarist Bill Frisell and violist Eyvind Kang in a performance of The Baghdad/Seattle Suite.
Weekly Alibi  |  Mel Minter  |  03-30-2010  |  Music

'Chloe': Canadians Get Dirty (in a Clean Way)new

By about the halfway point, the film 'Chloe' starts to morph into your basic erotic thriller.
Weekly Alibi  |  Devin D. O'Leary  |  03-30-2010  |  Reviews

Lady Reporters XXX: Hollywood's Clichéd Female Journalistsnew

This propensity for “really getting to know one’s source” isn’t extended to male journalists in the movies. Frost doesn’t bang Nixon.
Weekly Alibi  |  John Bear  |  03-30-2010  |  TV

Home Again: 'Parenthood' on NBCnew

Though it now bears a more-than-passing resemblance to ABC’s hit comedy Modern Family, Parenthood does quite a few things right. The cast, for starters, is impressive.
Weekly Alibi  |  Devin D. O’Leary  |  03-30-2010  |  TV

Ai, Poet Extraordinaire, Diesnew

The poet Ai, whose work was astoundingly varied and consistently forceful, passed away last week from pneumonia. She was 62. Ai was born Florence Johnson but changed her name to the Japanese word for love.
Weekly Alibi  |  Erin Adair-Hodges  |  03-30-2010  |  Books

A New Mexico Nurse Discusses Her Service in Iraqnew

Nurses may dress the wounds of the enemy. They may deploy to New Orleans to salvage lives in a temporary hospital. Some military nurses may get the chance to share their skills and knowledge with Iraqi women in makeshift classrooms. Others may find themselves witnessing history firsthand.
Weekly Alibi  |  Whitny Doyle  |  03-23-2010  |  War

The Mexican Asks a New Mexicannew

The Alibi’s Joseph Baca responds to Gustavo Arellano's hard-hitting questions about the Land of Enchantment.
Weekly Alibi  |  Joseph Baca  |  03-16-2010  |  Race & Class

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