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N “Oh, youth. Oh, summer holidays,” read a KNXV-15 in Phoenix talked to neighbors in ENDS seated next to an overweight man on an caption on pictures of the recuperating Harrison’s mobile home park and found he A October 2011 flight from Dubai to Sydney badger. The animal was released back into has a penchant for using unusual weapons. and was forced to “contort and twist” in his the wild by the end of the week. Manager Suzi Riddell told reporters that WEIRD NEWS seat in order to avoid making physical Harrison “has gone to other people that live contact with the other passenger. “After in here with big hornet’s nests and tried to Dateline: England repeated requests of cabin crew, Mr. Bassos Dateline: Arizona throw them in their door. He gets a crazy A man in West Yorkshire called 999—the was given limited access to a crew seat but A 38-year-old man suspected of entering a idea and wants to go with it.” British equivalent of 911—to report that his was still required to spend long stretches of home uninvited and threatening to kill a cat had eaten his bacon. The operator began time in a position which he claims caused a residents with a rattlesnake apparently has a by asking the caller, “What’s your back injury and aggravated an existing back history of using non-human accomplices in Compiled by Devin D. O’Leary. Email your weird emergency?” The unidentified man condition,” papers filed by Bassos’ lawyers his crimes. Nathaniel Buck Harrison of news to [email protected]. responded by saying, “Er ... me girlfriend has state. Brisbane District Court Judge Fleur Oracle was arrested on July 23 after police let the cat eat my bacon.” Over the course Kingham refused Etihad’s request to throw say he entered a home and accused a man of the 90-second call, the man told the the case out, but did order a medical there of being a “rat” who sent a friend of his operator he wanted to press charges against examination of Bassos, which is scheduled to prison. He then allegedly hit the 53-year- his girlfriend and the cat. “Sir, it’s not a to take place in December. Etihad said in a old victim over the head with a board and criminal offense to let your cat eat your public statement that the medical tried to get a live rattlesnake he brought bacon,” explained the emergency operator. examination should bring the lawsuit to “an with him to bite the man. The snake refused “And we don’t arrest cats.” The West early conclusion” and that the airline “has a to cooperate, however, forcing Harrison to Yorkshire Police made the catcall public in zero tolerance policy towards unruly pull out a handgun and “fire a bullet into a order to raise awareness of improper use of behavior.” speaker box close to the victim’s foot,” the 999 system. Tom Donahoe, who heads according to the Pinal County Sheriff’s the West Yorkshire dispatch team, told the Office. A 911 call in response to the gunshot Yorkshire Evening Post his office receives Dateline: Poland brought deputies to the house. At first, A drunk badger slept off a party binge after nearly 1,000 emergency calls per day. Not Harrison refused to come out, but was allegedly stealing more than a six-pack of all of those calls are proper emergencies, eventually taken into custody. The gun was beers from beach-goers in the seaside town however. “Someone rang us at two in the found hidden under a couch, and the snake of Rewal. The Dzika Ostoja animal shelter morning to ask who the actor was that was found slithering around the floor. said in a Facebook post the female badger, played Magnum P.I.,” Donahoe told the Harrison was booked into jail under dubbed Wandzia, was found on the beach paper. suspicion of endangerment, aggravated surrounded by seven empty beer bottles.

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BY GUSTAVO ARELLANO who siphon off taxpayer money, shouldn’t someone point out that they believe in America and want to be part of a free nation ear Mexican: Some time back you built on American principles? This may go a discussed the Chivas soccer team. This long way toward integrating the immigrant Dreminded me of my time in San population and reducing resentment, sí ? Francisco’s Mission District, when the traficantes would whisper, “ Chiva ... chiva, ” (pronounced “chee-ba”) as I walked down —Inclusive Gabacho 16th Street. At least that’s what it sounded like. When I asked someone what it meant, Dear Gabacho: While I’m sure you’re asking they said, “stuff,” which seemed plausible this from a good place in your corazón , this is enough. Now it’s baby goats? I know slang the exact sentiment expressed by Know etymology is often hard to pin down, but Nothings like Donald Trump—you know, his why is heroin referred to as chiva , if that’s whole “When Mexico sends its people, they’re the right word? not sending their best. They’re not sending you. ... They’re sending people that have lots of problems, and they’re bringing those —My Only Animal Is a Chihuahua problems with us. They’re bringing drugs. They’re bringing Dear Gabacho: Don’t ask me: crime. They’re A sk my pal Sam Quinones, the rapists. And some, greatest-ever reporter on I assume, are good Mexican immigration to the people” bullshit. US, its effects on both Fuck it: Let’s countries, and author of celebrate all the the magnificent new book “bad” Mexicans Dreamland: The True Tale that come into of America’s Opiate this country Epidemic . His response: without papers. “Oooh estimado, that’s no Let’s celebrate goat they’re offering for people like my sale. That’s black-tar dad, who came to heroin. Chivas are indeed this country with a a soccer team, and chiva fourth-grade means goat, the meat that education and is the goes into that delicious birria proud papi of four college and barbacoa that the folks from graduates—three of them Jalisco and Michoacán make so well. But on with master’s degrees. Let us now praise the the street, it’s slang for that sticky, semi- people savvy enough to not only escape la processed kind of heroin that looks like rat migra , but then make a life for themselves in crap and tends to block up all your arteries. los Estados Unidos outside immigration law. Then pretty soon, you get infections and The supposed losers of society are who made gangrene. Then flies start buzzing the infected this nation, from former slaves to Jewish area, and, trust me, no one wants to talk to refugees to the Yellow Menace, homesteaders you after that. So you want to stay away from and, yes, Mexicans. Besides, when we do the chiva those heavy breathers are offering on highlight the absolute best Mexican the street. They’re supplied by our traficante immigrants we offer—undocumented college friends from northwest Mexico, whom we students—those same Know Nothings like have to thank for the decapitations and Trump just dismiss them as illegals. a wanton massacres of late. Stick with the barbacoa . It’ll just get your fingers messy.” Ask the Mexican at [email protected]. Be his fan on Facebook. Follow him on Twitter ear Mexican: Perhaps immigrants need a @gustavoarellano or follow him on Instagram bit of a public relations boost. Instead of @gustavo_arellano! Dbeing portrayed as parasitic foreigners

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BY GARY NELSSON orry Sean

first met Sean over 25 years ago when I Walter, and he told them that he was going first started going by the Dingo Bar. He to cook them some Cajun food I had showed Iwas a likable character. A bit self- him how to cook. He told me they really like deprecating at times. Sometimes he played it. He had eaten some of the Cajun food I the part of a character from A Confederacy of cooked, but I didn’t show him how to cook Dunces , but in actuality, he was extremely anything. Later he told me that he had intelligent. He constantly referred to himself cooked some Zatarain’s food that comes in a as a ne’er-do-well and could hold court for box. I couldn’t help but laugh. hours with tales that confirmed his opinion Sean constantly drew things. Kimo of himself. In the end, you would always find recently posted some of the things that he yourself shaking your head, wondering what drew for her. A lot of people posted that had happened in life to make this man drop they have something he drew somewhere; out and seek an alternative way of living. they just couldn’t remember where. So do I. He told me one day that he had been an He also painted the wall near the Dingo engineer, but got tired of his salary going to with a map of things he considered his multiple ex-wives. I never passed important in Albuquerque. Likewise, he judgment on him for it; I would just think painted the wall of Garcia’s on Central with about what a character he was now. I a map-like painting of Route 66. None of actually knew very little about him at the those remain. Funny, I always smiled when I time, other than he seemed like an saw those paintings but never took a picture interesting person. As George Roman from of them. Wish I had those pictures now. the Anodyne posted, he was a big shot Several people have posted that they have a building inspector for the city at one time. picture of him somewhere but can’t find it. He had seen the picture that Kenny Ray had Sean, the anonymous man that everyone that showed him on top of the Hyatt Hotel Downtown seemed to know. when it was being built. I had also seen the So it has been over a week since Sean picture at the Dingo. I was always wondering died. Every morning when I wake up, I go how a person like him could go up to the top online to look at the obituary column in the of a very, very tall structure and not Journal . Haven’t seen it yet. I realized that experience some type of fear. you have to pay for that, and I am not sure Sean was a handyman. He would come by anyone in his family would have paid for it. I my house looking for work, and sometimes I think about how he is probably laying in a was able to give him some. Putting windows cold locker down at the Office of the in. Planting a cacti garden in my backyard. Medical Investigator while they wait to see if Running errands. He was willing to do someone is going to claim his body. I think whatever it took. Sometimes he would do you have to be related to him to do so. I things I hadn’t requested and then look at don’t really know. But by far, the thing that me with the expectation that he wanted to bothers me the most is that I can’t remember be paid. He had a job with some concrete Sean’s full name. I searched my mind testing company that allowed him to drive repeatedly, went online and asked whether the company pickup. One day he showed up anyone else knew his name, and even looked with the pickup, and in the bed of the truck on the New Mexico Courts website to see if was a rather large rock that weighed about I could trace down his name. I can’t find 150 pounds. He thought it would look good anything. So, when I say, “Sorry Sean,” it is in my front yard. He backed the truck onto only because I can’t remember your name. I the yard and pushed the rock off. He then do remember your fame. looked at me and said, “So what do you think. About 50 dollars for the rock?” Of Your friend, course, speaking of the front yard, I paid him Gary one time to bag up all the wood chips that a covered the front yard. I wanted to replace Roger Alan Hall (aka ne’er-do-well Uncle Sean) was them with gravel. He charged me for bagging born in 1946 and at one point worked as a building them and for a fee to take them to the dump. inspector for the city. As an artist he had a unique Later I discovered that he had taken them vision and passion for promoting and celebrating down to the rear of the Gold Street Caffé Downtown Albuquerque, the landscape he often and dumped them out of the bags in front of painted and roamed. He delighted in mischief and their back door. Later, when the café mocked authority, mysteriously teetering between opened, he went by and told them he was homelessness and splendor. Now he’s gone, looking for some work. They paid him to bag survived by two sons, Stewart and Lucas, and up the chips and carry them away. I also thousands of people whose lives he touched, often remember letting him housesit for me when without permission. He will be missed more than he I went to New Orleans. He invited some ever knew. people over to the house. They owned a bed and breakfast place just off Central on

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AUGUST 6-12 , 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI [11 ] LEARN THE OWINGS GALLERY , Santa Fe Ed Mell: New Work THE VORTEX THEATRE The Real Thing . This play focuses on ART SANCTUARY , Santa Fe Paint Moment: Santa Fe Art Opening Reception . New works by the artist. 5 -7pm. playwright Henry and Annie, an actress who is part of a Arts & Lit Classes . A two-hour, step-by-step, guided painting class 982 -6244. alibi.com/e/159876. committee to free an imprisoned Scottish soldier. Runs to inspire your inner artist. $45. 6 -8pm. (575) PATINA GALLERY , Santa Fe The Couleurs of Zobel Opening through 8/16. $15 -$22. 7:30 -9:45pm. 247 -8600. Calendar 404 -1801. alibi.com/e/133352. Reception . Works by Peter Schmid of Atelier Zobel. alibi.com/e/158029. SANTA FE PREP AUDITORIUM , Santa Fe How Women Artists 5-7pm. (505) 986 -3432. alibi.com/e/160197. SONG & DANCE Shape the Arts and Contribute to Social Change . A PETERS PROJECTS , Santa Fe Trophies and Prey: A NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF ART , Santa Fe Santa Fe special lecture and discussion exploring the evolution of Contemporary Bestiary Opening Reception . A group show Chamber Music Festival . Featuring the FLUX Quartet. $5. women artists over recent decades and their of ceramics and other media featuring work by Jeff Irwin, 6pm. (888) 221 -9836. alibi.com/e/132137. THURSDAY AUG 6 contributions to social change. $35. 7pm. 983 -6538. Adelaide Paul, Beth Cavener and more. 5 -7pm. VSA NORTH 4TH ART CENTER SHIFT . A benefit performance WORDS alibi.com/e/158116. 954 -5800. alibi.com/e/158108. to introduce and promote the SHIFT Contemporary STRANGER FACTORY Candy Gore Opening Reception . Dance Collective. $10 suggested donation. 7:30pm. OP.CIT BOOKSTORE , Santa Fe Literary Conversations with TORTUGA GALLERY Creating Your Visual Vocabulary . Denise Weaver Ross teaches you to develop your own visual Featuring custom sofubi vinyl and other new works from 507 -8931. alibi.com/e/158044. Kate Braverman . Meet with acclaimed writer and poet Kate Rich Montanari (Mutant Vinyl Hardcore) and Brandt FILM Braverman to discuss Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian . vocabulary to find the path needed to best articulate Peters. Runs through 8/30. 6 -9pm. KIMO THEATRE 6pm. alibi.com/e/160192. your ideas visually. $180. 7 -9pm. 480 -5566. The Best 48 Hour Films 2015 . See the alibi.com/e/148721. alibi.com/e/160043. best of the Albuquerque 48 Hour Film Project 2015. THE VORTEX THEATRE Hiroshima . A reading of John Hersey’s SUMNER & DENE Skyscapes Opening Reception . New works Winning films are announced. $10. 7 -9pm. 768 -3544. novel about six survivors at the time of the explosion. FILM KIMO THEATRE High Noon (1952) . Classic film starring Gary by Angus Macpherson. Runs through 8/30. 5 -8pm. alibi.com/e/158509. See “Reel World.” 7:30pm. 247 -8600. alibi.com/e/160196. 842 -1400. alibi.com/e/160198. ART Cooper and Grace Kelly. Part of the Great Westerns film SOUTH BROADWAY CULTURAL CENTER La Desgraciada series. $6 -$8. 7 -8:30pm. 768 -3544. WEYRICH GALLERY Narratives Opening Reception . Featuring Telenovela Premiere . Catch a screening of the first NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER ¡HAH! Happy Arte alibi.com/e/158456. work by four glass artists: Jerry Barnet, Emily Brock, episode of this show filmed in Albuquerque with local Hour! Adults make paper jewelry and beads with Liz NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Nosotros, La Sarah Nelson and Marcia Newren. Runs through 8/28. actors and crew members. $10. 7 -9pm. 246 -9244. Sandoval. 5:30 -7:30pm. 246 -2261. alibi.com/e/160050. 5-8:30pm. 883 -7410. alibi.com/e/152126. STAGE Música . A screening in conjunction with Los Van Van’s alibi.com/e/159367. Aug. 19th performance, this film tells the history of STAGE NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Aye, No! Camino Cuba’s 1960s music. 7pm. 246 -2261. ADOBE THEATER William Inge’s Picnic . This Pulitzer Prize- SATURDAY AUG 8 Real Productions and NHCC team up with Albuquerque’s alibi.com/e/160577. See “Reel World.” winning play follows a young man whose animal vitality favorite drag theatre company The Dolls for this hilarious upsets a group of women. Runs through 8/30. $15 -$17. WORDS farce. $15 -$18. 7:30pm. 724 -4771. 7:30pm. 898 -9222. alibi.com/e/158046. ELENA GALLEGOS PICNIC AREA Poetry and Spoken Word . A alibi.com/e/151835. FRIDAY AUG 7 BOX PERFORMANCE SPACE AND IMPROV THEATRE THE wonderful evening of offerings from a collection of STAGE @ SANTA ANA STAR , Bernalillo Stand-up Comedy ART SHOW . Live comedy and improv. $8 -$10. 8 -9pm. talented artists led by Gina Marselle. $2 per vehicle. Thursdays . Featuring three of the country’s best stand-up alibi.com/e/159854. Also, Comedy? Albuquerque’s DIY CFA DOWNTOWN Fresh Paint Opening Reception . New works 7-8:15pm. 452 -5222. alibi.com/e/143222. comedians: Patrick Garrity, Jas Clay and Anthony “Animal” comedy troupe provides improv, sketch and music. $8. by Sam McBride. 6 -8pm. PAGE ONE BOOKSTORE Melinda Snodgrass/Victor Milan Garcia. $10. 7:30pm. 771 -5680. alibi.com/e/158118. 9:30pm. 404 -1578. alibi.com/e/135347. DOWNTOWN CONTEMPORARY GALLERY Wild! Opening Signing Event . The two authors read from and sign their SONG & DANCE FOUL PLAY CAFE , Sheraton Uptown Murder at the Abilene Reception . A new exhibition of photography. 5 -8pm. respective works. 4 -5:45pm. 294 -2026. ALBUQUERQUE MUSEUM OF ART AND HISTORY Chatter Saloon . When murder raises its ugly head, it’s up to 363 -3870. alibi.com/e/160538. alibi.com/e/158107. Concert Series: Music and Fashion; From Lully to Lady famous Western legend Trale Horner to save the day in INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER Mural Discovery Tour . TREASURE HOUSE BOOKS , Old Town The Ghosts of Glorieta & Gaga . The Chatter chamber music ensemble performs the this special dinner theater. $57. 7:30 -10pm. 377 -9593. Reflect on nine of the IPCC’s murals, and uncover new One for the Money, Tw o for the Sluice . Albert Noyer second concert in a four-part series inspired by the alibi.com/e/143181. and unexpected layers of meaning in each. $3 -$6. discusses and signs his Fr. Jake Jakubowski mystery museum’s exhibition, Killer Heels . 6 -7pm. 243 -7255. NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Aye, No! $15 -$18. 1-2pm. 843 -7270. alibi.com/e/144081. novels. 1 -3pm. 242 -7204. alibi.com/e/149026. 7:30pm. See 8/6 listing. MATRIX FINE ART Freedom and Constraint Opening STAGE NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF ART , Santa Fe Santa Fe Chamber SOL ACTING ACADEMY Love in the DMZ . A play in letters by Reception . Fused glass by Lisa Chernoff and paintings ADOBE THEATER William Inge’s Picnic . $15 -$17. 7:30pm. Music Festival: Johannes Plays Brahms . Featuring the Julie Cameron following the relationship of a husband by Rachel Popowcer and Raul Dorn. Runs through See 8/7 listing. Johannes String Quartet and Zhang. $21 -$26. Noon. and wife during the Vietnam War. $10 -$15. 7:30pm. 8/29. 5 -8pm. 268 -8952. alibi.com/e/148469. See BOX PERFORMANCE SPACE AND IMPROV THEATRE THE alibi.com/e/132108. Also, Santa Fe Chamber Music 881 -0975. alibi.com/e/159884. preview box. SHOW . $8 -$10. 8 -9pm. See 8/7 listing. Also, The One Festival: Haochen Zhang & Orion Quartet . Featuring the TRICKLOCK PERFORMANCE LABORATORY Rumble . NEW GROUNDS PRINT WORKSHOP Body and Movement Night Stanleys . Improv comedy by males. $8. FLUX Quartet, the Orion String Quartet, McIntosh, Smith Albuquerque’s all-musical comedy troupe, combining Opening Reception . Etchings by Brian Giza. Runs through 9:30 -10:30pm. 404 -1578. alibi.com/e/158638. and Zhang. $51 -$72. 6p m. (888) 221 -9836. elements of improv, sketch comedy, musical theatre and 8/29. 5 -8pm. 268 -8952. alibi.com/e/148470. alibi.com/e/132107. a cappella. $8. 9:30pm. alibi.com/e/158475. FOUL PLAY CAFE , Sheraton Uptown Murder at the Abilene

[12 ] WEEKLY ALIBI AUGUST 6-12 , 2015 Saloon . $57. 7:30 -10pm. See 8/7 listing. ART EVENT | PREVIEW NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Aye, No! INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER Songs from the Loom: $15 -$18. 7:30pm. See 8/6 listing. Navajo Weaving Talk . An exploration of Navajo weaving N SOL ACTING ACADEMY Love in the DMZ . $10 -$15. 7:30pm. R An Artful Procession with Native American art expert Andrew Thomas. O D See 8/7 listing. Noon -1:30pm. 724 -3506. alibi.com/e/157887. L As the desert winds pick up, U

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M 5 to 8pm solo guitar recital by Lukasz Kuropaczewski. $35 -$45. NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER Aye, No! “ inside our own spirits, our 5pm. (888) 221 -9836. alibi.com/e/132138. $15 -$18. 2pm, 6pm. See 8/6 listing. own being. And what better VSA NORTH 4TH ART CENTER SHIFT . $10 suggested SOL ACTING ACADEMY Love in the DMZ . $10 -$15. 3pm. way to do that than by attending an array of art donation. 7:30pm. See 8/7 listing. See 8/7 listing. openings happening in the Duke City on Friday, Aug. 7. LEARN THE VORTEX THEATRE The Real Thing . $15 -$22. 2pm. See You can attend the Candy Gore opening reception at 516 ARTS Writing the Visual: Photography as Inspiration . 8/7 listing. Stranger Factory (3411 Central NE) at 6pm, which Writer Michael Backus teaches a special workship SONG & DANCE features custom vinyl works and other original utilizing photographs to inspire writing. $100, THE KOSMOS Chatter Sunday: Solo Piano . Featuring solo creations by Rich Monanari and Brandt Peters. You registration required. 9am -noon. 242 -1445. pianist Emanuele Arciuli and poet Peggy Dobreer. can also catch a glimpse of Angus Macpherson’s alibi.com/e/157794. $5 -$15. 10:30 -11:30am. 307 -9647. captivating landscapes at his Skyscapes opening at SOUTHWEST WRITERS OFFICE , Carlisle Executive Suites alibi.com/e/158767. Sumner & Dene (517 Central NW), which’ll also have a Crafting a Nonfiction Book Proposal . Loretta explains the NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF ART , Santa Fe Santa Fe book signing. That starts at 5pm. If you’re still jonesing steps for selling to your first, and most important, Chamber Music Festival: Debussy-Neikrug-Dvorák . for a visual representation of mankind’s many customer: a publisher. $99 -$119. 2 -4pm. 830 -6034. Featuring artists Kuropaczewski, Levy, the Orion String endearing facets, jog on over to Matrix Fine Art (3812 alibi.com/e/159143. Quartet and Zhang. $57 -$78. 6pm. (888) 221 -9836. Central SE, Suite 100A) for the opening of Freedom FILM alibi.com/e/132139. and Constraint , which’ll display fused glass works by APERTURE CENTER, MESA DEL SOL Movies on the Mesa . FILM Lisa Chernoff and new paintings by Rachel Popowcer Catch a screening of Big Hero 6 , and partake in face KIMO THEATRE High Plains Drifter (1973) . The classic film and Raul Dorn. Mind you, these are just a few openings that night, a minor glimpse of the external to sate painting, a jumper for the kids, live music, food trucks starring Clint Eastwood and Verna Bloom. Part of the any internal woes. Check the Alibi calendars for more artful happenings around town. (Mark Lopez) a and more. 6 -10pm. 232 -2120. alibi.com/e/158472. Make My Day: Clint Eastwood Retrospective series. KIMO THEATRE Elvis: That’s The Way It Is (1970) . See $6 -$8. 2 -3:45pm. 768 -3544. alibi.com/e/158648. concert footage and a backstage documentary of singer Elvis Presley. Part of the Rock ’n’ Roll on Film MONDAY AUG 10 personal experience and make it resonate with an TRACTOR BREWERY WELLS PARK Art Fusion for a Cause . See series. $6 -$8. 6 -7:45pm. 768 -3544. audience through the use of comedy. 5 -6:30pm. collaborative art created by four artists at once; every few alibi.com/e/158622. See “Reel World.” ART 830 -6034. alibi.com/e/159144. minutes the artists switch canvases, and the art O’NIELL’S PUB , Nob Hill Hot Days Opening Reception . A continues. 8pm. 243 -6752. alibi.com/e/159118. SUNDAY AUG 9 showing of works by the Rainbow Artist Collective. Runs WEDNESDAY AUG 12 FILM WORDS through 9/6. 5pm. 247 -2537. alibi.com/e/159090. KIMO THEATRE The Dark Knight (2008) . A screening of ART Christopher Nolan’s take on the Batman story. Part of The BOOKWORKS The Wastewater Gardener . A reading and TUESDAY AUG 11 EL MUSEO CULTURAL DE SANTA FE , Santa Fe Objects of Dark Knight Films series. $6 -$8. 3 -5:30pm, 7 -9:30pm. signing with writer Mark Nelson. 3pm. 344 -8139. Art . Featuring 70 exhibitors showcasing fine art, 768 -3544. alibi.com/e/159067. alibi.com/e/160134. LEARN furnishings, books, textiles, jewelry, Indian art, Asian art OLD TOWN POCO A POCO PATIO Family Movie Night . Discover TREASURE HOUSE BOOKS , Old Town Stranded at Sheep AUX DOG THEATRE How to Turn Personal Stories into Stand- and more. $15 -$50. (505) 992 -0591. Old Town’s most charming patio, and enjoy a movie under Camp . A reading and signing with Karen Glinski. 1 -3pm. up . This workshop focuses on how to take a very alibi.com/e/160201. the stars with your family. 8:15pm. 552 -2101. a 242 -7204.

AUGUST 6-12 , 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI [13 ] [14 ] WEEKLY ALIBI AUGUST 6-12 , 2015 FOOD | Flash in the pan FOOD NEWS BY TY BANNERMAN Bite-sized Buffet Wasted Generation All the news that’s fit to eat How young entrepreneurs are tackling the problem of food waste Downtown Brew A new set of hop-heads is gearing up to join

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According to an article in She says doing so will allow them to divert the New Mexican by former Alibi editor and writer “... so much more produce from going to waste Margaret Wright, the El Niño-instigated rainfall streams.” that has swept over the state has helped our In their new model, recovered produce will scrubby little pine trees produce a bumper crop of be sorted and stabilized—for example, by cones that, hopefully, will open up and drop the best nut numbers since 2005. Unfortunately, it’s freezing—for sale to food businesses like These heads of cauliflower were rejected because of minor splitting between the florets. still a bit too early to tell for sure, as the piñon tree caterers, juicers and restaurants. One yet- waste are just as mission-driven as a food is very particular and sensitive to a wide variety of BY ARI LEVAUX unnamed “major baby food company,” she environmental factors. bank, but are sustained by sales of recovered told me, is “super interested in the possibility produce and products made from it, rather on Clark is no stranger to food waste. of building out a dedicated product line made Genericana Rising than grants and donations. And they are run According to the Albuquerque Journal , the After more than 20 years of working to from our recovered produce.” by kids. Wong and Feker share space with another generification of our state continues apace as Rsupply fresh produce to California’s food “It really is a millennial movement,” Clark Walmart’s ironically named “Neighborhood banks, he knows every point between farm Oakland-based startup called Imperfect, told me. “It’s refreshing to see a whole which aims to create the first national brand Market” stores lead off the continued growth of and table where produce leaves the human generation of people so passionate and excited the mega-box retailer. The juggernaut now has 50 food chain to be ploughed under, composted, of cosmetically challenged produce. A major stores in New Mexico and plans to continue about this issue.” He’s also impressed by their step in that direction was recently taken in fed to animals or buried in a landfill. Most of ability to bring in dollars from sales and growing with an emphasis on opening more of its this discarded food is healthy and delicious, the form of a pilot project called Real Good. specialized grocery branches. investors. “They’re money magnets,” Clark On July 11, 10 outlets of the Sacramento- Meanwhile, Starbucks has three new stores and is purged for cosmetic reasons. By the says. time he left the food bank system, Clark was based supermarket chain Raley’s began selling slated for the Albuquerque area, including one at “They aren’t interested in old “ugly” produce at a discount. If it goes well, the corner of Washington and Lomas, within latte filling 60 to 80 truckloads a week with food organizations, which tend to be hierarchical sloshing distance from local Humble Coffee he recovered from farmers and packers, they hope to expand the program to all 127 and structured, like corporations. The energy Raley’s stores, Imperfect cofounder and CEO Company. bringing 125 million pounds of produce to in the new generation doesn’t mix with that hungry clients. Today he looks on in awe as a Ben Simon explained. Ultimately, they want Defining “Fair” culture. They’re going after the food waste their Imperfect produce in every store, new wave of innovators tries to tackle the issue in different ways and for slightly different The so-called “Fair Workweek Act” proposed problem of food waste. Most of this new nationwide. by City Councilors Isaac Benton and Klarissa Peña reasons. The millennials certainly care deeply Simon had cofounded Hungry Harvest ran into immediate resistance from restaurant generation are 20-somethings fresh out of about hunger, but are primarily concerned college, he told me. And they’re using with Lutz before moving west to pursue his owners (among other businesses) for provisions with saving the planet.” like requirements that managers make employee business startups, rather than nonprofits, to national vision. And like Hungry Harvest, Wasted food is responsible for about 45 Imperfect also operates a CSA-style box schedules at least three weeks in advance. get it done. trillion gallons of wasted water, according to According to the Journal, Benton and Peña are An estimated 40 percent of all food grown delivery service, delivering throughout the 22-year-old Evan Lutz, CEO of Hungry Bay Area. doing their best to address those concerns by never gets eaten by humans, and hunger isn’t Harvest in Baltimore. Hungry Harvest creating an updated version of the proposal before the only consequence. Wasted food also One of the first steps Simon took in submitting it to committee on Aug. 10. The three- recovers surplus produce from farms and creating Imperfect was to bring in Ron Clark, represents wasted water, and contributes to wholesalers, and sells it in CSA-style boxes at week scheduling leadoff will be changed to a global warming, thanks to the methane the former food bank supplier. Clark is the go- two-week window, for instance, though the new a steep discount to what non-cosmetically- to guy for sourcing wasted food in California, version will keep measures such as allowing part- produced when it rots in the landfill. challenged produce would cost. For each box But the movement to stop food waste is Simon told me. The partnership started with a time workers to accrue sick time. sold, a healthy meal is donated to someone in three-day tour of various “sheds,” as produce booming. In 2014 one of France’s largest food need. Lutz sees his work as inevitable, given On the Cheeseburger Trail retailers, Intermarché, began selling packing houses are called, in the heart of the profoundly unsustainable situation. California’s Central Valley. Clark’s You know what’s fun? Voting for things. And “inglorious,” aka cosmetically challenged, since you’ve got a few weeks before you can start “Our society can’t sustain itself when 6 connections quickly proved a priceless produce at a discount. Store traffic increased voting for things in the Alibi’ s Best of Burque billion pounds of produce is wasted annually, commodity. 24 percent. In mid July a petition was while 51 million Americans are food- Restaurants survey, why not get your picking- “Imperfect is a great combination,” Clark and-choosing muscles warmed up by heading over initiated at Change.org calling on Walmart insecure,” he told me. told me. “A group of bright, ambitious, to USA Today (bit.ly/1SX8ZdU) and voting for the and Whole Foods to follow Intermarché’s Despite being mission-driven, Lutz has no lead. The petition was put forth by Jordan energetic millennials, and the old guy here best “food trail”? New Mexico’s own Green Chile reservations about turning a profit on his Cheeseburger Trail is going head to head with the Figueiredo of EndFoodWaste.org. Figueiredo, who is well-connected to the supply side.” work. “We are for-profit so we can scale in a While these startups are riding a wave of likes of the Vermont Cheese Trail, Louisiana’s whose day job as a municipal solid waste sustainable way.” A year into the project, Cajun Boudin Trail and Indiana’s Hoosier Pie Trail manager in the Bay Area, is an anomaly in success, Wong of Revive says, “We will only Hungry Harvest is comfortably afloat. It feel successful if ‘surplus food’ is no longer a (whatever the hell a “Hoosier Pie” is). Let’s put the movement, both because of his advanced recently secured some investments that those scrub states in their place and give the Trail age—36—and because his organization is a term because we’ve reached that level of Crown to New Mexico’s obviously superior “exceeded our expectations,” Lutz says. efficiency. Given how much is being wasted nonprofit. On the other coast, a Bay Area startup regional cuisine. Vote quick! The competition Most of the newer efforts to end food out there, I don’t think we will hit that point closes on Aug. 17. a called Revive Foods began making jam out of any time soon.” a AUGUST 6-12 , 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI [15 ] lunch or a late afternoon microbrew at one of Chowtown the sidewalk tables. a rotating guide to restaurants we like KELLY’S BREW PUB 3222 Central SE, 262-2739 • $ suggest a restaurant or search for more at: w alibi.com/chowtown [BAR AND GRILL/PUB ] Besides the late-night menus and 20-odd house-brewed beers, Kelly’s These listings have no connection with Alibi advertising has an enormous, dog-friendly patio that somehow manages to be packed to the elbows, lively and laid-back all at the same time. The food is decidedly geared toward the bar crowd, Back to with shades of cow, ostrich, turkey, buffalo or veggie on the burger menu. Get one with a side of sweet potato fries.

School KOREAN BBQ HOUSE NOB HILL 3200 Central SE, 338-2424 • $$ [KOREAN ] For a full course of fine lunchtime BOSQUE BREWING PUBLIC HOUSE cuisine, try the tofu kimchi appetizer, ginger tea 106 Girard SE, 508-5967 • $ and spicy chicken box plate. Nothing in Nob Hill goes down better. For dinner, go big on the [BREWERY ] Bosque has expanded its robust brew selection to a new taproom in the Nob appetizer list for the taste, but if you’re cutting Hill/University area. This location offers food costs, the box plate menu offers more than and a sunny patio. The happy hour menu is a enough chow for a starving midday appetite. must-miss, but the sandwiches are pretty great And you can use the extra pennies you saved to all around, especially the caprese and the splurge on a sake. Italian. LA MONTAÑITA CO-OP CAFÉ CUBANO AT LARU NI HATI 3500 Central SE, 265-4631 • $ 4313 Central NE, 255-1575 • $ [SPECIALTY FOOD STORE ] Specializing in local, organic and otherwise natural food products, [CUBAN ] Barry Manilow did “Copacabana,” but here in Albuquerque we do Café Cubano. the Co-op doesn’t disappoint in taste or Located in the popular unisex salon Laru Ni selection. The deli folks will make a hearty Hati, this capable Cuban café has good cigars, sandwich to your liking—or pick up a quick pint good bottled beers and an espresso menu of one of the tasty hot or cold spreads and worthy of a steamy Havana night. We wouldn’t salads. For a delicious vegan dessert, stick with mention Barry, though. One of their loyal the chocolate Amazon cake, layered with patrons may see fit to clock you with a plancha. luscious fudge frosting.

FLYING STAR CAFÉ MANNIES RESTAURANT 3416 Central SE, 255-6633 • $$ 2900 Central SE, 265-1669 • $ [AMERICAN ] Mannies is a little neighborhood [AMERICAN ] Once known as Double Rainbow, Flying Star has been satisfying Albuquerque’s diner that’s actually quite large. A Nob Hill sweet tooth for over a quarter of a century. mainstay for decades, you’re sure to see Serving breakfast all day, offering myriad local someone you know if you eat here for breakfast options and slinging milkshakes that bring the on the weekend. One of our favorite dishes is boys to the yard, this Albuquerque classic is a the marvelous BLT with thick slabs of bacon, a must. nest of shredded lettuce and a generous slathering of mayo. Winner of 2013’s Best GECKO’S BAR & TAPAS Comfort Food and Best Greasy Spoon. 3500 Central SE, 262-1848 • $ SCALO NORTHERN ITALIAN GRILL [BAR AND GRILL/PUB ] Gecko’s tapas won our 3500 Central SE, 255-8781 • $$$ readers’ hearts in BoBR 2014, but it isn’t just the tapas that draw in a familiar and friendly [ITALIAN ] The surprising thing about Scalo is that crowd. On Mondays the burgers are all $5 each it’s simultaneously more fancy and less and come with fries or salad. Watch some expensive than you’d think. It’s just as breezy sports, eat a burger and enjoy a seasonal ale. and classy as ever in its high-ceilinged dining room. All of the bottles on the wine list are half- IL VICINO price on Monday nights, and there’s free, live music in the bar. 3403 Central NE, 266-7855 • $$ [PIZZA ] Il Vicino’s thin-crusted, gourmet-topped SHADE TREE CUSTOMS AND CAFE pizzas are perennial favorites among Alibi 3407 Central NE, 200-0777 • $$ readers, but the big salads are equally popular. Order at the register, and a server brings the [DELI/SANDWICHES ] If you’re into meat and food to your table, making weekday lunches motors, you should check this place out. The speedy. The open kitchen gives you something back half of the building is reserved for to stare at while you wait. Stop in for a quick customizing motorcycles, while the front half is a rollicking restaurant with a great beer

KEY: $ = Inexpensive $8 or less | $$ = Moderate $8 to $15 | $$$ = Expensive $15 to $20 | $$$$ = Very Expensive $20 and up [16 ] WEEKLY ALIBI AUGUST 6-12 , 2015 selection. The menu revels in heavier fare like combination you can think of and are some of burgers and fried chicken. the creamiest, most lip-smacking concoctions around. Voted Best Milkshakes for 2013. SHOGUN JAPANESE RESTAURANT 3310 Central SE, 265-9166 • $$$ ANNAPURNA’S WORLD [JAPANESE ] Shogun serves sashimi, nigiri and VEGETARIAN CAFÉ sushi rolls in a fashionable Nob Hill setting. 2201 Silver SE, 262-CHAI (2424) • $ Park yourself by the sushi bar to watch the [VEGETARIAN/HEALTH FOODS ] Ayurvedic cuisine chefs skillfully prepare Japanese specialties as supposedly works with your body’s natural outgoing orders float past you on little wooden energies and constitution to create “soul” food boats. The spider roll (with fried soft shell crab) that’s on a whole new plane. Winners of Best is highly addictive, so be sure to order enough Vegetarian in our restaurant poll several years for everyone in your party. running, Annapurna serves food that is satisfying but never heavy and, well, you just TRACTOR BREWING TAPROOM feel better after you eat there. Try Sunday 118 Tulane SE, 433-5654 • $ brunch with spiced, gluten-free, vegan pancakes [BREWERY ] Tractor draws the crowd by serving and breakfast quinoa (but you’ll have to live beer that’s come a long way since head brewer without scrambled eggs, sorry). The shaded Dave Hargis took over more than a year ago. courtyard to the side of the restaurant is Today’s Tractor offers up nine taps, with five spectacular. constants (IPA, red, honey wheat, pale ale and stout) and four rotating taps. The doppelbock is BANDIDO HIDEOUT excellent, and Tractor seems to excel at the 2128 Central SE, 242-5366 • $ bock styles (it took first place at the 2011 [MEXICAN ] Look beyond the marketing gimmick Santa Fe’s BockFest). Tractor plans to introduce of the poor, sweaty guy asphyxiating on the live music in the near future. There is no Central median, face concealed behind a kitchen, but Albuquerque’s best food trucks are sequined Mexican wrestling mask. Chow down almost always parked right outside. inside the colorful restaurant (with a piña colada or two, maybe?) ’til 11pm on weekends! TWO FOOLS TAVERN 3211 Central NE, 265-7447 • $$ BRICKLIGHT DIVE [BAR AND GRILL/PUB ] Deep-frying may well be a 115 Harvard SE C9, 232-7000 • $ Scottish national pastime, pursued with the [ITALIAN ] Parked on Harvard’s prime stretch of same extremist zeal as soccer hooliganism and UNM territory, Bricklight Dive is tailor-made for pub patronage. Sink your teeth into one of the the University crowd: a short, inexpensive menu breaded and fried items Two Fools Tavern offers of Italian “street food” (lots of bread-based and you’ll understand why. This British Isles- snacks with toppings; some nice, filling salads) style pub is the brainchild of successful and local beers for just a few bucks. The restaurateur Tom White (Scalo and Il Vicino). people-watching on the patio is excellent if you Highlights include perfect fish and chips, can get a spot. From the same folks behind Q buckets of beer, scads of Scotches and Burger in Downtown. Saturday and Sunday brunch with, of course, live Celtic music. BRICKYARD PIZZA 2216 Central SE, 262-2216 • $$ ZINC WINE BAR & BISTRO [PIZZA ] Brickyard Pizza is known for fast slices 3009 Central NE, 254-ZINC (9462) • $$$ and beers on the cheap. It’s the only full bar [AMERICAN ] Zinc is a delightfully renovated directly across from UNM, making it the prime historic space in Nob Hill, reborn as an upscale watering hole for your post-theater and post- or restaurant serving elegant American food with pre-class needs. Grab a pie, sip on a beer, and noticeable French inspiration. Downstairs, the be sure to check out their open mic on Tuesday wine bar attracts a younger crowd for drinks and nights, which undoubtedly hosts the city’s most music. The happy hour menu, wines by the glass hiddenly talented folks. and prices are the best around. Give the brunch a try, and while you’re at it, try a New Mexican CARRARO’S PIZZA & JOE’S PLACE Mule from the bar. 108 Vassar SE, 268-2300 • $ [PIZZA ] In the front, it’s a standard restaurant laid UNIVERSITY out with a small bar and big window facing the street. Travel a short way through a blacklit hall 66 DINER and enter the kind of divey neighborhood hangout 1405 Central SE, 247-1421 • $ this city needs more of, complete with TVs, a [DINER ] Step back in time for old-fashioned jukebox, blacklight alien posters, a ping pong diner food, jukebox oldies and atmosphere with table, air hockey and arcade games. Though the a New Mexican twist (incarnate in the hot-and- entire menu is available no matter where you spicy Frito pie). The real stars in this place, choose to spend your time, you can’t go wrong though, are the awesome frozen desserts. They with the twisty-crust pizza. Its foundation is really run the gamut from mammoth banana splits to more braided golden bread than crust, and it’s 99-cent teeny-weeny hot fudge sundaes. The available by the slice or the pie. milkshakes come in almost any flavor

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KEY: $ = Inexpensive $8 or less | $$ = Moderate $8 to $15 | $$$ = Expensive $15 to $20 | $$$$ = Very Expensive $20 and up AUGUST 6-12 , 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI [17 ] steeped in lived-in UNM area charm. There are Chowtown continued from page 17 amazing beans, potatoes and, of course, sopaipillas. And some really tasty green chile CHILLZ FROZEN CUSTARD chicken enchiladas, all of which are 2720 Central SE, 265-5648 complemented by a cerveza or a wine cocktail. [ICE CREAM/SMOOTHIES/GELATO/FRO-YO ] One of the And live guitar music. And a cool patio on which best reasons to celebrate our long, hot to take the evening air. If there’s Frito pie on the summers, Chillz’ creamy custard is only made specials board, get it. better with the addition of crunch, fruit and syrups. Sometimes brain freeze is a good thing. FRONTIER RESTAURANT 2400 Central SE, 266-0550 • $ THE COPPER LOUNGE [NEW MEXICAN ] Frontier is an Albuquerque staple 1504 Central SE, 242-7490 • $ that most folks can agree on. Breakfast burritos, sweet rolls, huevos rancheros, green chile stew, [BAR AND GRILL/PUB ] We still miss Jack’s, but its copper-ceilinged replacement has been around shakes, fresh-squeezed orange juice: It’s all long enough to become an institution itself. The great. The ambience is strictly cafeteria plus rambly old building has plenty of dark corners tons of John Wayne art. to hide in as you make your way through the extensive beer menu and if the weather’s nice, GOLDEN PRIDE BBQ, CHICKEN & an inviting patio area to scarf down a brick-oven RIBS cooked pizza in the fresh spring breeze. 1830 Lomas NE, 242-2181 • $ [BARBECUE/SOUL FOOD ] Yes, Golden Pride is THE CUBE BBQ technically a fried chicken joint, but it also 1520 Central SE, 243-0023 • $$ serves fantastic barbecue and one of the best damn burritos in town. Drive through and order [BARBECUE/SOUL FOOD ] While The Cube’s a flock of wings, a rack of ribs and a passel of presentation is upscale, the portions you’ll get No. 9 breakfast burritos (with bacon!). are of standard barbecue proportions, unlikely to send you home hungry. Ribs, chicken, brisket, links and pulled pork are hickory-wood-smoked KAI’S CHINESE RESTAURANT and prepared with a spice rub (“dry”) or 138 Harvard SE, 266-8388 • $ drenched in tangy, smoky, sweet, acidic sauce [CHINESE ] So many reasons why we love Kai’s: It’s (“wet”). Both versions are excellent. Hot dog cheap even by cheapskate standards. The service lovers will have plenty to chew on with Chicago is friendly, and the food comes out in a flash. It’s dogs, bacon-wrapped Guadalajara dogs and close to the university, and there’s parking in the 505 dogs (bacon, avocado and green chile). back. If you’re bored, you can either look at And with mapley candied yams, mac and pictures of kung fu heroes all over the walls or cheese and skin-on fries, the sides at The Cube check out the action in the open kitchen. If are hardly side notes. To wash down your meal, you’ve got $10 and an empty stomach, Kai’s will there’s a wine and beer list and a hefty menu of take care of you. house-made mousses, pies and muffins for dessert. MAURYA CUISINE OF INDIA 110 Yale SE, 268-5327 • $$ DAVINCI’S GOURMET PIZZA [INDIAN ] Maurya’s decor is attention-grabbing— 2904 Indian School NE, 275-2722 • $$ hot-orange walls, billowing curtains, shining silver mirrors, glittering tapestries and a gorgeous, [PIZZA ] Can delivery pizza be elevated to a work of art? The respondents to 2007’s Best of bejeweled orb lamp in the middle of the dining Burque Restaurants poll sure seem to think so— room. And the food is equally resplendent. Sabzi DaVinci’s was voted No. 1 in the Best Comfort bhaji , chopped cauliflower, potatoes and spinach fried in chickpea batter, is light and crisp. When Food and Best Undiscovered Gem categories. vegetarians sleep, they’d do well to dream of You can get your “canvas” covered in any sabz-e-bahar’s savory stewed vegetables in a number of gourmet toppings, from ricotta spicy tomato-and-onion sauce or the thick, cheese to roasted red potatoes. Or get your pie creamy chana dal (lentil) soup, fragrant with festooned in pepperoni. It’s great any way you fresh cilantro and ginger. Chicken makhani slice it. translates as “butter chicken,” and it lives up to the comparison—mellow and rich, the pieces of DG’S DELI dark meat are so tender you could cut them with 1418 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. NE, 247-3354 • $ the back of a spoon. [DELI/SANDWICHES ] DG’s serves inexpensive, O RAMEN AND CURRY HOUSE satisfying, hot and cold sandwiches in a quiet 2114 Central SE, 508-1897 • $$ West University neighborhood. The possibilities for a customized ’wich are endless, whether [ASIAN ] This University area restaurant takes you’re after a six-inch snack or a two-foot advantage of whatever natural law it is that torpedo. Pickle spears are free, but you’ve got to makes college students and ramen noodles a ask for them. perfect culinary pairing.The ramen bowls come in three basic broths: chicken, veggie and the EL PATIO DE ALBUQUERQUE iconic, milky tonkatsu, made from boiled pork bones. It’s delicious, bolstering stuff and offered 142 Harvard SE, 268-4245 • $$ at a great price. Also, check out the Japanese [NEW MEXICAN ] A can’t-miss New Mexican spot microbrews!

KEY: $ = Inexpensive $8 or less | $$ = Moderate $8 to $15 $$$ = Expensive $15 to $20 | $$$$ = Very Expensive $20 and up [18 ] WEEKLY ALIBI AUGUST 6-12 , 2015 OLYMPIA CAFÉ (the Best Coffee, according to Best of Burque 2210 Central SE, 266-5222 • $ Restaurants polls) and tea, as well as burritos, [GREEK/MEDITERRANEAN ] Voted Best Greek in our sandwiches and pastries. This is a good choice if Best of Burque Restaurants poll time and time you’re hungry for a quick bite or need a gift for again, Olympia is a good old Greek diner with your beverage-loving friends: We recommend the tasty comfort food: delicious gyros, souvlaki, pita, too-cute travel mugs. spanakopita and roasted potatoes. Vegetarian options are plentiful and cheap, but if that’s not STREET FOOD MARKET your bag, $11 will buy you a leg of lamb with 2300 Central SE, 268-1196 • $$ salad, potatoes and bread. [ASIAN ] The younger, smaller sister of Street Food Asia, Street Food Market embraces its lunch PERICO’S NEW MEXICAN counter size and emphasizes quick and tasty RESTAURANT noodle dishes. There’s hardly a need for a menu 109 Yale SE, 247-2503 • $ here: Choose meat (or veggies), type of noodles [MEXICAN ] Next time you’re in the UNM area and and curry and you’ll be guzzling down a bowl of need some quick takeout, try the beef flauta Asian deliciousness in about 10 minutes. plate—shredded beef rolled in corn tortillas then deep-fried. It comes with sour cream and THAI HOUSE guacamole, a rice-bean-cheese combo and a 106 Buena Vista SE, 247-9205 • $ little salad with delicious mystery dressing. And [THAI ] The University crowd has been patronizing the cooks always put forks, spoons, knives, Thai House for years, and with good reason. For napkins and salsa in your bag without making those living in the student ghetto, the location is you ask. Also, Perico’s has more than 20 burrito ideal, and the extensive, vegetarian-friendly combinations that, for a few pennies more, can menu is usually supplemented with delicious be fried into a chimichanga. specials. Go for the spicy white fish in a hot, red curry sauce. QUARTERS BBQ 801 Yale SE, 843-6949 • $$ WINNING COFFEE CO. [BARBECUE/SOUL FOOD ] You’ll probably have to 111 Harvard SE, 266-0000 • $ battle full parking lots and at least a moderate [COFFEE/TEA/ESPRESSO ] Winning Coffee continues wait, but these delays, annoying as they may be, to be a University staple. In addition to delish are one of the best “reviews” a restaurant could java, this comfy joint offers a full breakfast menu hope for. Inside, the dim lighting and rustic décor including eggs, quiches, breakfast burritos and fade away when an enormous pile of tender, bagels. It also has a fairly extensive lunch menu saucy meat appears before you and your family. consisting of daily soup specials, salads and The low-heat sauce is tangy and sweet, but sandwiches. The joe and grub are reasonably mellow enough to go down nice and easy without priced. The people-watching, especially on the a pucker. Fans of old-school kitsch will street-side, is incredibly entertaining and 100 appreciate the round barroom; it was the main percent free. dining area of a sombrero-shaped restaurant in the 1950s. YASMINE’S CAFÉ 1600 Central SE, 242-1980 • $ SAGGIOS [MIDDLE EASTERN ] The falafel are fabuloso , and if 107 Cornell SE, 255-5454 • $$ you order them stuffed, you get caramelized [PIZZA ] Saggios serves up some of the biggest onion and toasted almonds. Chicken lovers will slices in town. Dotted with fat slices of sausage rejoice in the kabobs, which are tender and and loads of gooey cheese, it’s one of our top delicious. The Jerusalem salad’s tomato, favorite ’za destinations. The crust is moderately cucumber and tahini combination is bright and thin, but the edges are puffed and crunchy, just flavorful; perfect with the homemade pita and like we like ’em. Even though it can be loud, the hummus. And the place serves those itty-bitty trompe l’oeil murals are even louder. Don’t forget pickles with everything. Don’t forget to drool over the espresso and cannoli cart! the huge assortment of housemade nut-and- honey-drenched pastries in the front case. SAHARA MIDDLE EASTERN EATERY 2622 Central SE, Suite A, 255-5400 • $ UPPER NOB HILL [MIDDLE EASTERN ] Sahara’s menu is straightforward, listing expected meats and O’NIELL’S PUB purées and several vegetarian dishes. Meats 4310 Central SE, 255-6782 • $ come either in a sandwich or combo platter, [BAR AND GRILL/PUB ] O’Niell’s is comforting, a which are loaded with enough sides to appease little cheeky and unapologetically Irish- the most voracious appetites. The falafel totally American. The menu features favorites like the rocks the Casbah, as do the chicken dishes, the “Burger in Paradise” and fish and chips, and velvety hummus and the beautifully composed there’s a children’s menu to satisfy the little salads. Don’t forget to get a nice, hot cup of ones. The huge, enclosed patio is gorgeous, with spice-infused tea. enough space for boisterous tables of in-laws and extra kids to sit comfortably, and of course SATELLITE COFFEE beer on tap to help the experience go down 2300 Central SE, 254-3800 • $ smoothly. a [COFFEE/TEA/ESPRESSO ] Satellite serves up coffee

KEY: $ = Inexpensive $8 or less | $$ = Moderate $8 to $15 $$$ = Expensive $15 to $20 | $$$$ = Very Expensive $20 and up AUGUST 6-12 , 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI [19 ] [20 ] WEEKLY ALIBI AUGUST 6-12 , 2015 FILM | RevIew REEL WORLD BY DEVIN D. O’LEARY Cinema Cubana On Aug. 19, the National Hispanic Cultural Center Mission: Impossible— is welcoming Los Van Van to Albuquerque. The group is one of Cuba’s biggest and best loved dance bands. To get audiences in the mood, NHCC is sponsoring a Cuban film series throughout the month of August. The films come courtesy of the Rogue Nation Instituto Cubano del Arte e Industria Cinematográficos. The series starts out on Cruise and Co. do the impossible: make the stiff spy series silly fun again Thursday, Aug. 6, with Nosotros, La Música , Rogelio Paris’ 1964 documentary about the mid- century Cuban music scene. On Thursday, Aug. 13, it’s the 2009 film Eso Que Anda , which follows Los Van Van through the band’s 2006 Cuban tour. The festival wraps up on Thursday, Aug. 20, with Ian Padrón’s 2011 drama Habanastation . The film was shot in an actual slum in western Havana and addresses economic inequalities in Cuba as seen through the eyes of two children. Each of the films is free and open to the public. Tickets can be picked up at the NHCC one hour before each screening. The screenings start at 7pm and are presented in Spanish with English subtitles. The NHCC is located at 1701 Fourth Street SW. For more info, go to nhccnm.org. Santa Fe needs staff The Santa Fe Independent Film Festival is seeking volunteer and paid positions for its 2015 outing. The event will take place Oct. 14 through 18. Paid positions include: executive administrative assistant, community sponsorship coordinator, box office/headquarters manager and theater manager. Volunteer positions include: venue manager, driver, host, usher, greeter and flyer/poster distribution. For more info contact [email protected] or call (505) 349-1414. Not a shot from the movie, but an image of Tom Cruise dealing with paparazzi line. Along the way, Hunt crosses paths with a 48 Hour final BY DEVIN D. O’LEARY Mission: Impossible— hyper-competent spy named Ilsa Faust The annual 48 Hour Film Project will screen its Rogue Nation (Swedish actress Rebecca Ferguson from the “Best of 2015” films this weekend at KiMo or the last 20 years, Paramount Pictures has Theatre (423 Central NW). Late last month nearly Written and directed by Christopher McQuarrie recent Dwayne Johnson Hercules flick), who’s 50 teams of filmmakers spent two short days thrown a tremendous amount of money Starring Tom Cruise, Rebecca Ferguson, either trying to help him or kill him. Simple as trying to write, shoot, edit and screen their short and a wealth of talent in writing (David F Simon Pegg the story is, there are enough double and triple film projects. On Friday, Aug. 7, the top, award- Koepp, Rob ert Towne, Alex Kurtzman, Rated PG-13 (and possibly quadruple) crosses to keep the winning films from last weekend’s epic, three-day Roberto Orci), directing (Brian De Palma, audience on their toes. And of course, the 48 Hour Film Project screening will be shown. Now playing The event starts at 7pm. Admission is $10. For John Woo, J.J. Abrams, Brad Bird) and acting occasional exposition is spiced up with an (Jon Voight, Emmanuelle Béart, Jean Reno, more info go to kimotickets.com. As we start Impossible Mission Force almost nonstop array of action/chase scenes. Kristin Scott Thomas, Dougray Scott, Thandie honcho William Brandt (Jeremy Renner) has McQuarrie’s script embraces all the high- Newton, Brendan Gleeson, Michelle been hauled in front of Congress alongside tech gadgetry and identity-switching hokum Big E, big screen Monaghan, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Keri CIA chief Alan Hunley (Alec Baldwin). The that has made Mission: Impossible famous. At Russell, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Billy Crudup, CIA wants the unpredictable, rule-breaking times it’s pure silliness, but the film knows it Maggie Q, Laurence Fishburne, Paula Patton) IMF defunded and disbanded. Cliché as it is, and goes with it. Harris is appropriately evil. at its M ission: Impossible f ranchise. Though Hunley gets his way, and IMF is shut down for Ferguson adds some zest to the proceedings. financially successful, the films have always what must be the umpteenth time. And Cruise? Well, his Ethan Hunt has never been less than the sum of their parts. Thinking Unfortunately, that leaves superspy Ethan been anything other than Tom Cruise with a back on four blockbuster films, it’s easy to Hunt (Tom Cruise) to drift in the wind—just gun. But he’s got an ace in the hole this time remember a handful of jaw-dropping stunt when he was about to close in on the slippery around. That’s Pegg, who spends most of the sequences, but nearly impossible to recall the international mastermind (Sean Harris from film doing the buddy comedy thing with actual stories, characters and villainous Prometheus ) who has been assembling a secret Cruise. He makes for the perfect foil— schemes that surrounded them. army of allegedly dead secret agents from loosening Cruise up and taming the superstar’s With its fifth outing, M ission: Impossible— around the world. But a little thing like often too-self-serving screen persona. Rogue Nation, the series attempts another having to turn in his badge and gun isn’t Let’s face facts: These films are never going jump-start and emerges with one of its most gonna stop an unpredictable, rule-breaking to be award-winners. They’re popcorn movies, effortlessly entertaining entries. Tom Cruise The KiMo Theatre continues its Rock ‘n’ Roll on rogue like Ethan Hunt. pure and simple. By accepting that fact and Film series this Saturday, Aug. 8, with another pal Christopher McQuarrie (who worked with With his resources cut off, our man Hunt casually—almost nonchalantly—rushing musical classic. Elvis: That’s the Way It Is is the actor on E dge of Tomorrow, Jack Reacher goes into full James Bond mode, hopping ahead with the gunplay, car chases, parachute filmmaker Denis Sanders’ 1970 documentary and V alkyrie) wisely boils the formula down to about Elvis’ triumphant appearance at the around the globe to assemble the pieces of the jumps, motorcycle crashes, rooftop chases, its basics. Gone are the overly baroque plots Summer Festival in Las Vegas. The film, of course, puzzle and find out what the big bad guy’s twists and turns we crave, Cruise, McQuarrie and crowded cast lists of the previous entries. features Elvis in his full-on, late period, white scheme really is. Mostly this consists of “go to and the rest of the Impossible gang have given jumpsuit phase. It’s no ‘68 Comeback Special, but McQuarrie doesn’t try anything fancy here, (place) and get (thing),” but it’s delivered us the sexy, energetic summer thriller we all it’s Elvis in Vegas. I mean, c’mon. The film starts at giving audiences exactly what they’re with enough forward momentum that most know, love and deserve. a 6pm. Admission is $8 general admission, $6 expecting out of a Mission: Impossible movie. students and seniors. viewers won’t mind the Mad Libs-style story a AUGUST 6-12, 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI [21 ] TELEVISION | IDIOT BOX Now What, News? “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart” on Comedy Central

“The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore” BY DEVIN D. O’LEARY (Comedy Central)— Until South African comedian Trevor Noah shows up to take over t’s the end of an era, people. Jon Stewart is Stewart’s “Daily Show” gig beginning Sept. 28, retiring from “The Daily Show.” Stewart took we’ve got Larry Wilmore holding down the fort Iover anchor duties from Craig Kilborn back in over on Comedy Central. Wilmore’s spin-off 1999 and has been with us through every twist show doesn’t have quite the same spark and and turn of modern politics in the last 16 years. rhythm as “The Daily Show.” It’s hard to match Stewart wasn’t the first comedian to lampoon Stewart’s political savvy. But Wilmore’s light- the day’s headlines. HBO’s “Not Necessarily the touch amusement over the thorny issues of the News,” for example, laid the groundwork from day (particularly those with a topical racial 1983 to 1990. But Stewart was responsible for bent) make him an essential comedy “The Daily Show”’s growth as an alternative commentator. voice in the realm of politics and national “Real Time with Bill Maher” (HBO)— media. And just about every comedy news show Maher’s most recent follow-up to his old series that followed has owed its existence to “The “Politically Incorrect” has become increasingly Daily Show with Jon Stewart.” Fox News’ “The hard-hitting, choosing experts like journalists, 1/2 Hour News Hour” (2007), CNN’s “D.L. professors and politicians over actors, celebrities Hughley Breaks the News” (2008-2009) and and comedians. (Another influence of Stewart?) IFC’s “Onion News Network” (2011) are just a Maher’s discussion panels can get pretty handful of the shows that have come and gone heated—especially since the host has become a while “Daily Show” has soldiered on. more outspoken “libertarian” and has jumped on So what’s a satirical news junkie to do in the the anti-Muslim bandwagon. absence of Mr. Stewart? Here are a few “Saturday Night Live” (NBC)— “SNL” is suggestions: off for the summer, but the show’s Weekend “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver” Update segment has been a reliable source for (HBO)— A former “Daily Show” correspondent news-based humor since it started back in 1975. who did a multi-week hosting stint while Current hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che Stewart went off and directed the feature continue the tradition of jokey one-liners and Rosewater , John Oliver has made the most out of guest character commentary. “Saturday Night his fake newsman career. His new(ish) show on Live”’s era of cultural dominance probably died HBO is as good as—and sometimes better out in the early ’90s, and the sketchy format than— “The Daily Show” these days. He goes doesn’t allow for the in-depth observation many into great depth on certain topics, doing “60 of these other shows have made famous. Still, Minutes”-style investigative reports on topics as for a quick chuckle at the week’s headlines, a weighty as the plight of gay, lesbian and quick drop-by at “SNL” will probably do the transgender people in Uganda. And still he finds trick come fall. a room for the most pointed of comedic “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart” airs its final, 52- observations. This is the kind of criticism that minute show on Thursday, Aug. 6, at 12am. A “best cuts deep and is, in many ways, the best spiritual of” marathon leading up to it (10:20am to midnight) successor to the glory days of “The Daily Show.” will highlight some of Stewart’s finest moments.

9pm) Funny or Die presents this real(ish) 7pm) The 25th anniversary “weathercaster reality competition show.” screening of Ken Burns’ seminal THE WEEK IN Despite the silly challenges, the winner docu-series features new video will get a chance to do the weather on clips and interviews with the SLOTH CNN’s “New Day.” creators. SUNDAY 9 “Boss Nails” (Oxygen 7pm) Because you can never have too many reality THURSDAY 6 “Downton Abbey Rediscovered” shows about nail salons. (KNME-5 7:30pm) Do you really need “The Agent” (Esquire 8pm) This docu- “From Wags to Riches with Bill Berloni” to “rediscover” it? I mean, it’s only been (DFC 7pm) Bill Berloni rescues animals reality series follows a real-life off the air for six months. This look back “Jerry Maguire” as he tries to land and trains them for appearances in at the past five seasons (and a sneak- movies and television. Little bastards peek at the final sixth season) might be the big bucks for professional have to earn their keep somehow, am I a nice refresher. But it’s not like the show football players. right, Bill? is freaking Pompeii. WEDNESDAY 12 MONDAY 10 FRIDAY 7 “Kevin From Work” (ABC Family 6pm) “Club de Cuervos” (Netflix anytime) Netflix “She’s Got Game” (VH1 7pm) California On the eve of quitting his job and adds this Spanish-language rapper The Game follows in Flavor Flav’s taking a new position overseas, comedy/drama about a rich family footsteps, asking VH1 to find him a date. Kevin pens a letter to the coworker fighting for control of a beloved soccer So clearly, his career is going well. with whom he’s been smitten for team. I Am Chris Farley (Spike 7pm) Friends, years. Unfortunately for him, the family and colleagues discuss the life new job falls through, and he’s “Animals LOL” (DFC 6pm) Because “All stuck working next to his (now Those Cat Videos Your Aunt Posted on and career of late, great “SNL” comic Facebook” was just too long a title. Chris Farley. clued-in) crush. Awkward! This “Style Unzipped” (FYI 8pm) Fashion romantic sitcom comes from the “The Comment Section” (E! 8:30pm) experts, designers and stylists offer creator of “How I Met Your Mother.” Comedian Michael Kosta deconstructs insight into the history of clothing and the snarky comments on popular “Carnival Cravings with Anthony accessories—starting with bridesmaid Anderson” (Food Network 8pm) websites. ... Including all the racist stuff? dresses, bomber jackets, tighty whities Because there’s a lot of racist stuff. Apparently, the “Black-ish” star no and skinny jeans. longer cares about all that weight he lost—because he’s now hosting SATURDAY 8 TUESDAY 11 a show about bacon-wrapped, deep-fried desserts on a stick. a “America’s Next Weatherman” (TBS “Ken Burns: The Civil War” (KNME-5

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Century 14 Downtown, Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Jurassic World pals. 106 minutes. PG-13. (Century 14 Downtown, Century BY DEVIN D. O’LEARY Century Rio) I’m not upset that Hollywood has decided to make a third Rio, Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Icon Cinemas OPENING THIS WEEK Jurassic Park sequel. Because, you know, money . I am, Albuquerque) Shaun the Sheep Movie however, ticked off that the fictional executives at InGen Coming to America From the makers of “Wallace & Gromit” comes this charm- thought they could get away with this. Did someone at the Southpaw In this 1988 comedy Eddie Murphy plays an African prince filled claymation spin-off about a smart-alec (albeit silent) corporation send out a memo saying, “Hey, everybody. Jake Gyllenhaal and Rachel McAdams star in this gritty who arrives in America—with Arsenio Hall in tow—looking for sheep who decides to take the day off and ends up Remember that dinosaur theme park we were trying to sports drama about a boxer trying to get his life back on a bride. Eddie plays a bunch of different characters, searching the big city for his amnesia-prone farmer. There is open? You know, the one where the tourists kept getting track after losing his wife to a tragic accident and his launching his trademark schtick for the next couple of much silliness, physical humor and sight gags to be had—all eaten over and over and over again? Well, we’re pretty sure daughter to child protective services. Antoine Fuqua decades. 116 minutes. R. (Opens Sunday 8/9 at Century of it wonderful. 85 minutes. PG. (Opens Wednesday 8/5 at we’ve got all the kinks worked out. Fourth time’s the charm!” (Training Day, Shooter, The Equalizer ) directs. Gyllenhaal 14 Downtown, Century Rio) Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Century 14 Downtown, I mean, come on. ... Ah, well, at least we’ve got Chris Pratt. gives it his all, but his greatest opponent is sports movie Century Rio) He’s cool. 124 minutes. PG-13. (Century Rio, Rio Rancho cliché. 123 minutes. R. (Century 14 Downtown, Century Rio, The Craft Premiere Cinema) Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Icon Cinemas Albuquerque) This 1996 favorite features Robin Tunney as a Catholic prep Srimanthudu school student who falls in with a coven of teenage In this East Indian action drama (filled with the requisite The Little Death The Stanford Prison Experiment witches—led by the gloriously over-the-top Fairuza Balk. It’s amount of romance, martial arts, singing and dancing), a The lives of five suburban couples living in Sydney reveal This dramatic thriller recreates the infamous psychological like Mean Girls , but with fewer cell phones and more handsome, young millionaire (Manesh Babu) adopts an both their wide assortment of kinky fetishes (somnophilia? experiment in which college students were turned into conjured-up curses. 101 minutes. R. (Opens Friday 8/7 at entire village to help bring about change. In Telugu with dacryphilia?) and the repercussions that come with sharing prisoners and guards in a mock prison situation—and then Guild Cinema) English subtitles. Unrated. (Opens Friday 8/7 at Century them. The material isn’t quite as naughty as it seems, and quickly turned on one another. The film, which uses actual Rio) the stories are (mostly) broadly comic sketches. 96 minutes. transcripts of the event, is a bit on the clinical side. But it’s Enchanted Kingdom 3D PG-13. (Guild Cinema) still engrossing, upsetting stuff. Billy Crudup ( Almost Images of forests, seasons, mountains and wildlife The Wrecking Crew Famous, Watchmen ) leads the little-known cast. 122 “showcase the amazing beauty of nature” in this 3D nature This musical documentary profiles the famed group of Magic Mike XXL minutes. R. (Guild Cinema) documentary from the BBC. Idris Elba narrates. 110 studio musicians who helped pioneer pop music’s famed The ab-having studs of Magic Mike (Channing Tatum, Matt minutes. PG. (Opens Monday 8/10 at Century Rio) “California Sound.” For decades The Wrecking Crew provided Bomer, Joe Manganiello, Kevin Nash, Adam Rodriquez) Terminator Genisys back-up instrumentals for such legendary recording artists return. It’s been three years since our “magic” hero got out of The Terminator series reboots itself with a partially new cast Fantastic Four as Frank Sinatra, The Beach Boys, The Monkees, The Byrds, the male stripper business, but he’s recruited by the (Jai Courtney from “Spartacus: War of the Damned” as Kyle After a couple of less-than-stellar outings, 20th Century Fox Phil Spector, Sonny & Cher and Glen Campbell. Among the remaining Kings of Tampa to go on one last, blowout Reese, Emilia Clarke from “Game of Thrones” as Sarah tries to reboot the Marvel Comics franchise with director famous faces interviewed here are producer Lou Adler, performance in Myrtle Beach. Bottom line: Hot guys take off Connor), a muddled script and an “alternate timeline.” Josh Trank ( Chronicle ) at the helm. Miles Teller, Kate Mara, composer Herb Alpert, singer Nancy Sinatra and “American their clothes to the Backstreet Boys. Who needs more Seems it’s 1984 again. Young Sarah Connor has been fully Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Bell are our quartet of Bandstand” host Dick Clark. 101 minutes. PG. (Opens information than that? 115 minutes. R. (Century Rio) warned of Skynet’s plans for Judgment Day and is protecting (decidedly younger) scientific explorers who teleport Sunday 8/9 at Guild Cinema) herself with a reprogrammed (and rather old) Terminator themselves to an alternate dimension and are imbued with Manglehorn (played, of course, by Arnold Schwarzenegger). Then John a wide range of superpowers. 100 minutes. PG-13. (Opens Academy Award winner Al Pacino gives a more restrained Connor shows up from the future, only he’s a Terminator now, and things get super confusing. See what you did, Star Thursday 8/6 at Icon Cinemas Albuquerque, Century 14 STILL PLAYING than usual performance as a lonely, small-town Texas Downtown, Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Century Rio) locksmith who spends his days caring for his cat and Trek ? 122 minutes. PG-13. (Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, mooning over a long-lost love. Enter kindhearted banker Century Rio) Ant-Man Dawn (Holly Hunter), who tries to lure him out of his self- The Gift The latest Marvel Cinematic Universe offering is smaller than Actor Joel Edgerton ( Warrior, The Great Gatsby ) turns writer- imposed isolation. Your appreciation for this tiny character Trainwreck its fellow superhero movies in a number of ways. Paul Rudd study will boil down to how much you take to the slow, hazy Red-hot sketch comedian Amy Schumer writes and stars in director to deliver this mystery-thriller. Jason Bateman and is fine and dandy as a cat burglar recruited by an aging Rebecca Hall play a married couple whose lives are “thrown surrealism of director David Gordon Green ( George this surprisingly deep comedy for director Judd Apatow ( The scientist (Michael Douglas) to don a powerful shrinking suit Washington, All the Real Girls, Prince Avalanche ). 97 40-Year-Old Virgin, Knocked Up ). It’s just as raunchy as into a harrowing tailspin” when an old high school and fight the bad guys. The size-changing special effects are acquaintance of the husband’s shows up. Edgerton takes minutes. PG-13. (Guild Cinema) you’re imagining, but Schumer contributes a lot of realistic a blast, but the film is neither fish nor fowl. There’s not drama as a commitment-phobic party girl who finds herself the plum role of the unwanted house guest who starts enough humor to make it a comedy, and too little action to delivering an increasingly extravagant string of Minions attracted to a nice-guy sports physician (Bill Hader). The film compete with the big boys of summer. It’s perfectly The lovable yellow sidekicks from the Despicable Me films ignores all the usual plot tropes of romantic comedies that housewarming gifts—all of them hinting at a nasty secret entertaining in moments, but this one needed a lot more from the past. The film clearly references such late- finally get their own spin-off. History tells us that the Minions keep the main characters apart. Here, it’s just the people, style and spark to avoid the “generic Marvel movie” pit it have been around since the dawn of time, looking for their emotions and their histories that make things ’80s/early-’90s yuppies-in-peril films as Fatal Attraction and occasionally stumbles into. Reviewed in v24 i30. 117 Single White Female , but Edgerton manages to keep things evildoers to whom they can pledge their slavish devotion. complicated. Ass-smackingly funny and unexpectedly grown minutes. PG-13. (Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Century Rio, This hectic, anarchy-driven toon takes us to swingin’ ’60s up. Reviewed in v24 i29. 125 minutes. R. (Century 14 creepy and surprising throughout. 108 minutes. R. (Opens Icon Cinemas Albuquerque) Thursday 8/6 at Icon Cinemas Albuquerque, Century 14 London where a trio of semi-moronic Minions try to help the Downtown, Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Century Rio) Downtown, Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Century Rio) world’s first female supervillain (voiced by Sandra Bullock) Court steal the Crown Jewels. The plot is terribly inconsequential— Vacation First-time Indian filmmaker Chaitanya Tamhane contributes Irrational Man but it’s hard to deny the silly fun to be had along the way. 91 At least this reboot/sequel starts with a clever idea: Some this confident, quiet dissection of the Indian legal system. minutes. PG. (Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema, Century 14 30 years after that fateful vacation to Wally World with his Woody Allen swings back into slightly more serious territory When folk singer (real-life singer/social advocate Vira for this (occasionally) blackly comic morality play about a Downtown, Century Rio, Icon Cinemas Albuquerque) parents, now-grown-up Rusty Griswold (Ed Helms, taking Sathidar) is arrested for allegedly “inspiring” a poor sewage over from Anthony Michael Hall) vows to recreate the journey suicidal philosophy professor (Joaquin Phoenix) who finds worker’s suicide with his lyrics, a seemingly endless trial is the will to live after he falls in love with an infatuated young Mission: Impossible—Rogue Nation with his wife (Christina Applegate) and kids. 99 minutes. R. launched. As the legal proceedings drag on, the film Reviewed this issue. 131 minutes. PG-13. (Rio Rancho (Century 14 Downtown, Century Rio, Rio Rancho Premiere student (new Allen muse Emma Stone) and decides to plot wanders off with the various characters in court, creating a a murder. 96 minutes. R. (Opens Friday 8/7 at Century 14 Premiere Cinema, Icon Cinemas Albuquerque, Century 14 Cinema, Icon Cinemas Albuquerque) widespread portrait of modern-day Mumbai. In English, Downtown, Century Rio) Downtown) Marathi, Gujarati and Hindi with English subtitles. Reviewed in v24 i31. 116 minutes. Unrated. (Guild Cinema) A Poem Is a Naked Person: The Leon Mr. Holmes An elderly, retired Sherlock Holmes (Sir Ian McKellen) looks SECOND RUN Russell Documentary Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F Back in 1974 musician/songwriter Leon Russell hired back on his life and career, trying to come to grips with one This spin-off of the popular “Dragon Ball” manga/anime long-unsolved case involving a beautiful woman. Bill Condon Home underground filmmaker Les Blank ( Burden of Dreams, Garlic finds two remnants of Frieza’s army arriving on Earth in DreamWorks Animation mashes together E.T. the Extra- Is As Good As Ten Mothers , “Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe”) (Gods and Monsters, Dreamgirls ) directs from the novel by search of those dang Dragon Balls in hopes of reviving their Mitch Cullin. 104 minutes. PG. (Century 14 Downtown) Terrestrial and Lilo & Stitch in the hopes that wayward alien to shoot a documentary about his recording studio on evil boss. Can the Saiyans stop them in time? This straight- mascot Oh (voiced by Jim Parsons from “The Big Bang Grand Lake of the Cherokees in Oklahoma. The feature- out-of-Japan animated import is a limited-time theatrical Paper Towns Theory”) will become the next toy/video game/t-shirt- length film captures guest appearances by Willie Nelson, event. 93 minutes. PG. (Century 14 Downtown, Century Rio) generating machine. It’s safe to say he won’t. The story, George Jones and others but was never released to the Author John Green ( The Fault in Our Stars ) contributes another YA drama for Hollywood adaptation. In this one a about a misfit alien who befriends a lonely Earth girl public. After Blank’s death in 2013, his son Harrod re- Inside Out (Rihanna), feels awfully recycled. If you’re an adult who mastered and rereleased the film with Russell’s blessing. young man (Nat Wolff from The Fault in Our Stars ) and his Pixar mixes up another can’t-miss instaclassic. This friends embark on a road trip to find the girl next door doesn’t find Parsons’ voice grating, you might survive a Here, then, is the result of this strange, trippy, 40-year stunningly original, digitally animated toon takes us inside screening with your kids. 94 minutes. PG. (Movies 8, Movies endeavor. 89 minutes. (Opens Sunday 8/9 at Guild Cinema) (British fashion model Cara Delevingne) who has vanished the mind of an 11-year-old girl and introduces us to the under odd circumstances, leaving behind a set of clues. 109 West) anthropomorphized feelings at work inside her head. Chief minutes. PG-13. (Century Rio) Ricki and the Flash among them is Joy (perfect Amy Poehler), who’s stuck Insidious: Chapter 3 Jonathan Demme ( Something Wild, Silence of the Lambs ) working with a bunch of negative Nellies (Sadness, Anger, Pixels Is it just me, or are these “suburban families stalked by directs and Diablo Cody ( Juno, Young Adult ) writes this Fear and Disgust). But when Joy and Sadness get lost in the ghosts” movies getting harder to keep straight? Not to be excuse for mother-and-daughter duo Meryl Streep and When space aliens misinterpret video game signals from recesses of the young girl’s mind, the film warps from an Earth as a challenge to war, a group of former arcade nerds confused with last week’s Poltergeist remake or Sinister 2 Mamie Gummer to share the screen. Streep plays a failed inventive workplace comedy to a wildly imaginative, Willy (coming out later this summer) or the Paranormal Activity musician who gives up her over-the-hill stardom-chasing to (Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Peter Dinklage, Josh Gad) are Wonka -esque fantasy. It seems silly to say that a film about recruited by the government to fight off the likes of Donkey series (the sixth film hit theaters this August), this one’s return home (to Indiana) and make things right with her emotions is emotional, but trust me when I say this film has actually a prequel to the previous two Insidious movies. dysfunctional family. Streep makes for a surprisingly good Kong, Pac-Man and Space Invaders. The story (based on a all the feels ! Reviewed in v24 i26. 94 minutes. PG. (Century short film) is loaded with nostalgic potential ... all of which wannabe rock star, but the domestic drama is overly Rio, Rio Rancho Premiere Cinema) Film Capsules continues on page 26 familiar. 101 minutes. PG-13. (Opens Thursday 8/6 at is squashed by bored-to-be-here Adam Sandler and his AUGUST 6-12 , 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI [25 ] FILM | CAPSULES FILM | TIMES wEEk oF FrI., JULy 31-ThUrS., AUg. 6

CENTURY 14 DOWNTOWN Manglehorn Sat 6:30 Film Capsules continued from page 25 100 Central SW • 1 (800) 326-3264 ext. 943# A Poem Is a Naked Person: The Leon Russell Documentary Sun-Thu 4:00, 8:15 Coming to America Sun 2:00; Wed 2:00, 7:00 The Wrecking Crew Sun-Thu 6:00 Here we learn how gifted psychic Elise Rainier (cult Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F Sat 11:00am; Tue 7:00 actress Lin Shaye) got her start busting ghosts. 97 Shaun the Sheep Movie Fri-Thu 12:00, 2:25, 4:40, 7:05, minutes. PG-13. (Movies 8, Movies West) HIGH RIDGE 9:30 12910 Indian School NE • 275-0038 Mad Max: Fury Road Ricki and the Flash Fri-Thu 11:35am, 2:10, 4:50, 7:20, 9:55 Please check alibi.com/filmtimes for films and times. Some 30 years after the the third Mad Max film ( Beyond Irrational Man Fri-Thu 11:55am, 2:20, 4:45, 7:10, 9:35 Thunderdome ), legendary director George Miller returns The Gift Fri-Thu 11:50am, 2:30, 5:10, 7:50, 10:40 to reboot the road-wrecking series. This time around, ICON CINEMAS ALBUQUERQUE Tom Hardy ( The Dark Knight Rises ) is our reluctant, ex- Fantastic Four Fri-Thu 11:25am, 12:45, 2:05, 3:25, 4:45, 13120-A Central Ave. SE • 814-7469 cop antihero Max, wandering the post-apocalyptic 6:10, 7:25, 8:45, 10:05 Fantastic Four Fri-Thu 12:00, 12:30, 1:00, 2:20, 2:50, wasteland looking for peace and quiet. What he finds is Mission: Impossible—Rogue Nation Fri-Tue 12:05, 1:30, a furious woman of action (Charlize Theron) on the run 3:05, 4:30, 6:05, 7:30, 9:05, 10:30; Wed 1:30, 4:30, 3:20, 4:40, 5:10, 5:40, 7:00, 7:30, 8:00, 9:20, 9:50, from a sadistic warlord and his band of motor-mad 7:30, 10:30; Thu 12:05, 1:30, 3:05, 4:30, 7:30, 10:30 10:20 psychos. For this rule-breaking action classic, Miller Vacation Fri-Thu 12:15, 2:45, 5:15, 7:45, 10:15 The Gift Fri-Thu 11:40am, 2:15, 4:45, 7:15, 9:45 eschews old-fashioned niceties like dialogue and Southpaw Fri-Thu 11:00am, 1:50, 4:50, 7:40, 10:35 Vacation Fri-Thu 12:25, 3:00, 5:20, 7:40, 9:55 character development in order to tell an explosive, Pixels Fri-Thu 12:10, 2:50, 5:25, 8:05, 10:45 Mission: Impossible—Rogue Nation Fri-Thu 11:35am, operatic myth through movement, explosions and heroic Mr. Holmes Fri 11:40am, 2:20, 4:55, 7:35, 10:10; Sat 2:20, 5:00, 7:40, 10:30 bloodshed. 120 minutes. R. (Movies 8, Movies West) 2:20, 4:55, 7:35, 10:10; Sun 11:40am, 2:20, 4:55, Southpaw Fri-Thu 11:45am, 2:25, 5:05, 7:50, 10:30 7:35, 10:10; Mon 11:40am, 2:20, 10:10; Tue 11:40am, Pixels Fri-Thu 12:15, 2:35, 4:55, 7:15, 9:35 Pitch Perfect 2 2:20, 10:10; Wed 11:40am, 2:20, 4:55, 7:35, 10:10; Ant-Man Fri-Thu 12:00, 2:35, 5:10, 7:45, 10:25 After a humiliating command performance at Lincoln Thu 11:40am, 2:20, 4:55 Minions Fri-Thu 11:30am, 1:30, 3:35, 5:35, 7:45, 9:55 Center, the Barden Bellas (including way-too-old for Trainwreck Fri-Thu 11:10am, 2:05, 5:00, 7:55, 10:50 college Anna Kendrick and Rebel Wilson) enter an Minions Fri-Thu 11:45am, 2:15, 4:35, 7:00, 9:25 MOVIES 8 international singing competition in order to regain their 4591 San Mateo NE • 1 (800) Fandango, express # 1194 status. Goofy hijinks, sassy sisterhood and an a CENTURY RIO cappella rendition of “Flashlight” by Jessie J ensue. 115 I-25 & Jefferson • 1 (800) 326-3264 Ted 2 Fri-Thu 12:00, 3:20, 7:00, 10:00 minutes. PG-13. (Movies 8, Movies West) San Andreas Fri-Thu 1:10, 4:10, 7:10, 10:10 Enchanted Kingdom 3D Mon-Tue 7:00 San Andreas 3D Fri-Thu 2:40, 5:40, 8:40 San Andreas Coming to America Sun 2:00; Wed 2:00, 7:00 Pitch Perfect 2 Fri-Thu 12:40, 3:40, 6:40, 9:40 The B-movie disaster flicks of the ’70s get a CGI facelift Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F Sat 11:00am; Tue 7:00 Spy Fri-Thu 12:30, 3:50, 7:20, 10:20 courtesy of the guy who directed Journey 2: The Fantastic Four Fri-Sat 10:15am, 11:00am, 11:40am, Self/Less Fri-Thu 11:40am Mysterious Island . Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson stars as 12:25, 1:10, 1:55, 2:35, 3:20, 4:05, 4:50, 5:30, 6:15, Tomorrowland Fri-Thu 12:20, 3:30, 6:50, 9:50 an emotionally wounded rescue copter pilot who has to 7:00, 7:45, 8:25, 9:10, 9:55, 10:40, 11:20, 11:55; Mad Max: Fury Road 3D Fri-Thu 3:10, 9:30 race across California and save his college-bound Sun-Wed 10:15am, 11:00am, 11:40am, 12:25, 1:10, Mad Max: Fury Road Fri-Thu 12:10, 6:30 daughter (Alexandra Daddario) when the San Andreas 1:55, 2:35, 3:20, 4:05, 4:50, 5:30, 6:15, 7:00, 7:45, Insidious: Chapter 3 Fri-Thu 7:30, 10:30 fault splits in two. It’s got all the collapsing buildings 8:25, 9:10, 9:55, 10:40 Home Fri-Thu 11:30am, 4:50 and corny one-liners you’ll need this summer. 114 Shaun the Sheep Movie Fri-Thu 11:20am, 1:55, 4:30, Home 3D Fri-Thu 2:10 minutes. PG-13. (Movies West, Movies 8) 7:05, 9:40 Ricki and the Flash Fri-Thu 10:45am, 1:40, 4:35, 7:30, MOVIES WEST Self/Less 10:25 9201 Coors NW • 1 (800) Fandango, express # 1247 Ryan Reynolds and Sir Ben Kingsley star in this sci-fi The Gift Fri-Thu 10:45am, 1:45, 4:45, 7:45, 10:45 thriller from director Tarsem Singh ( The Cell, Immortals ) Srimanthudu Fri 9:00; Sat 6:00; Sun 3:00 San Andreas 3D Fri-Thur 1:30, 4:30, 7:30 and writers David & Alex Pastor ( Carriers, The Last Mission: Impossible—Rogue Nation Fri-Sat 10:00am, San Andreas Fri-Thu 12:00, 3:00, 6:00, 9:00 Days ). An extremely wealthy man, dying of cancer, 10:50am, 11:40am, 12:30, 1:20, 2:10, 3:00, 3:50, Ted 2 Fri-Thu 12:50, 3:40, 6:40, 9:40 undergoes a radical medical procedure that transfers 4:40, 5:30, 6:20, 7:10, 8:00, 8:45, 9:40, 10:30, 11:20, Pitch Perfect 2 Fri-Thu 12:20, 3:10, 6:10, 9:10 his consciousness into the body of a healthy young 12:01am; Sun-Thu 10:00am, 10:50am, 11:40am, Spy Fri-Thu 12:40, 3:30, 6:30, 9:30 man. Naturally, all is not as it seems. Seconds , the very 12:30, 1:20, 2:10, 3:00, 3:50, 4:40, 5:30, 6:20, 7:10, Self/Less Fri-Thu 12:30, 6:20 similar John Frankenheimer movie from 1966, is better 8:00, 8:45, 9:40, 10:30 Tomorrowland Fri-Thu 11:50am, 2:50, 5:50, 9:15 ... but has fewer explosions. 117 minutes. PG-13. Vacation Fri-Sat 10:35am, 12:00, 1:25, 2:50, 4:15, 5:40, Mad Max: Fury Road Fri-Thu 3:20 (Movies 8, Movies West) 7:05, 8:30, 9:55, 11:25; Sun-Thu 10:35am, 12:00, Mad Max: Fury Road 3D Fri-Thu 9:20 1:25, 2:50, 4:15, 5:40, 7:05, 8:30, 9:55 Insidious: Chapter 3 Fri-Thu 10:10 Spy Southpaw Fri-Thu 12:50, 4:05, 7:15, 10:35 Home Fri-Thu 12:10, 5:15 Melissa McCarthy reunites with her Bridesmaids /The Paper Towns Fri-Sat 10:20am, 1:20, 4:20, 7:20, 10:20; Home 3D Fri-Thu 2:40, 7:45 Heat director Paul Feig to play a deskbound CIA analyst Sun 10:20am, 7:20, 10:20; Mon-Tue 10:20am, 1:20, who suddenly becomes a field agent when the identities 4:20, 7:20, 10:20; Wed 10:20am, 10:20 RIO RANCHO PREMIERE CINEMA of all the other operatives are compromised. McCarthy Pixels Fri 10:10am, 11:45am, 1:05, 2:35, 4:00, 6:55, 1000 Premiere Parkway • 994-3300 provides all the slapstick action. Jude Law and Jason 9:50; Sat-Sun 10:10am, 1:05, 2:35, 4:00, 6:55, 9:50; Statham drop by to do the sophisticated spy thing. 115 Mon-Thu 10:10am, 11:45am, 1:05, 2:35, 4:00, 6:55, Fantastic Four Fri-Thu 10:45am, 12:30, 1:30, 4:15, 6:05, minutes. R. (Movies 8, Movies West) 9:50 7:00, 9:45 Trainwreck Fri-Thu 12:45, 4:00, 5:40, 7:15, 10:30 Ricki and the Flash Fri-Thu 1:10, 3:45, 6:20, 8:55 Ted 2 Ant-Man Fri-Sat 10:05am, 11:35am, 1:10, 2:45, 4:15, The Gift Fri 10:20am, 1:05, 3:50, 6:35, 9:35; Sat-Thu Writer-director-actor Seth MacFarlane (“Family Guy”) 5:50, 7:20, 8:55, 10:25, 11:55; Sun-Thu 10:05am, 10:20am, 1:05, 3:50, 6:35, 9:20 returns for more raunchy shenanigans. MacFarlane once 11:35am, 1:10, 2:45, 4:15, 5:50, 7:20, 8:55, 10:25 Shaun the Sheep Movie Fri-Thu 12:55, 3:20, 5:45, 8:10, again voices talking, boozing, sex-crazed teddy bear Ted Minions Fri-Thu 10:50am, 12:10, 1:30, 2:50, 4:10, 6:50, 10:35 while Mark Wahlberg plays his lifelong human pal. This 9:30 Mission: Impossible—Rogue Nation Fri-Thu 10:00am, time around Ted and his new bride (Jessica Barth) want Terminator Genisys Fri-Thu 10:20 11:00am, 1:10, 2:10, 4:20, 5:20, 7:30, 8:30, 10:40 to have a baby. But first, Ted has to prove his Magic Mike XXL Fri-Thu 7:35, 10:45 Vacation Fri-Thu 12:20, 2:50, 5:25, 8:00, 10:30 “personhood” in court. Hijinks ensue. 115 minutes. R. Southpaw Fri-Thu 10:25am, 1:25, 4:25, 7:25, 10:25 (Movies West, Movies 8) Inside Out Fri-Thu 10:40am, 1:35, 4:30, 7:25 Jurassic World Fri-Thu 12:55, 4:10, 7:25, 10:40 Pixels Fri-Thu 1:10, 6:40 Pixels 3D Fri-Thu 3:55, 9:25 Tomorrowland Trainwreck Fri-Thu 12:35, 3:40, 6:45, 9:50 Like Pirates of the Caribbean and the Haunted COTTONWOOD STADIUM 16 Ant-Man Fri-Thu 10:15am, 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 10:15 Cottonwood Mall • 897-6858 Mansion, Disney’s Tomorrowland attraction gets its own Minions Fri-Thu 10:15am, 12:45, 3:15, 5:40, 8:05, 10:30 movie spin-off. In it a curious teen (Britt Robertson) and Please check alibi.com/filmtimes for films and times. Terminator Genisys Fri 9:20; Sat-Thu 8:45 a former boy genius (George Clooney) embark on an Inside Out Fri 10:05am, 12:45, 3:25; Sat-Thu 10:05am, adventure to find a place, hidden beyond time and 12:45, 3:25, 6:05 space, where great minds from throughout history have GUILD CINEMA Jurassic World Fri-Tue 3:05, 8:40 retreated to build the perfect, futuristic city. The film 3405 Central NE • 255-1848 desperately wants to sell audiences on its childlike sense of wonder and its retrofuturistic optimism—but Court Fri 3:00, 5:30 WINROCK STADIUM 16 IMAX & RPX the plot is incredibly convoluted, the action oddly The Stanford Prison Experiment Fri 8:00 2100 Louisiana Blvd. NE • 881-2220 violent and the ending one sanctimonious Al Gore The Craft Fri-Sat 10:30 Please check alibi.com/filmtimes for films and times. a lecture. 130 minutes. PG. (Movies 8, Movies West) a The Little Death Sat 4:30, 8:30 [26 ] WEEKLY ALIBI AUGUST 6-12 , 2015 AUGUST 6-12 , 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI [27 ] [28 ] WEEKLY ALIBI AUGUST 6-12 , 2015 MUSIC | Show Up I LIKE TO WATCH BY AUGUST MARCH Flaming Hot Lips A film full of heady nugs Starting Some Shows Wa tching rockumentaries should be an intrinsic part of anyone’s modern musical experience. Nearly A primer on performance every band has produced visual work reflective of their past and present. And likely, there’s a film for left coast villages of Seattle and Oakland too. every flava and taste in the rocanrol spectrum. Gatas y Vatas is famous for pushing musical Making sense of the details is time well spent. Here’s what I know so far. boundaries; this year’s version continues on Sometimes they’re just obligatory nods to a that path with a winsome glimpse of what the record label trying to sustain momentum (see The future holds in store. DJs Nicolatron , Bea , Jill Beatles’ Magical Mystery Tour ). Other times filmic and Tahnee plan to spin sounds out of their representations of a band serve as a means to complex electronic sound reproduction develop a mythos (Pink Floyd’s Live at Pompeii or Zep’s The Song Remains the Same ) used to propel devices, evoking a sense of otherworldly the band, godlike, into the unknown, but highly audacity and beat-crazy, footloose frenzy. The susceptible future. event also features a plethora of art and craft Once in a while, rockumentaries work magic, work made by human entities associated with giving depth to the forces that spawned them. Gimme Shelter and The Last Waltz are GyV. It’s all for a great cause too; engendering opportunities to watch musicians and their an inclusive arts community that flows, full of associated cultures decline precipitously or ascend cacophony and elegance, out from the Rio majestically as America swirls through the lens, into COURTESY OF THE ARTIST Thollem Grande and toward the rolling sea, far away. the viewer’s mind. When such efforts combine the strategies BY AUGUST MARCH Troubadours in the truest sense of the term, the Beginning at 9pm, In The Mix is free too. Just outlined above with unkempt honesty about the duo performs nearly 200 shows per year, each be at least 21 and ready to get down to the lives behind the concert extravaganzas—the messy one evocatively in tune with a deep emotional sound if you wanna go. roots that drew a group of string plucking, drum Hey what were ya thinking/ When they center and a vast vision of life, love, death and smashing, creative humans together—you’ve got a decent rockumentary. When the director binds were starting the show/ Yeah, I was there/ renewal. Tickets range in price from $3 to $10, But I didn’t care at all/ I was trying to find Sunday those conflicts together with a story about the “ and the all-ages concert begins at 7pm. This year’s Roost Creative Music Series takes results of those interactions and reactions, it’s you/ When you got lost in the crowd/ Cause place at the Tricklock Performance Laboratory cinematic treasure. I’m drunk all the time/ I like your helium (110 Gold SW). The brainchild of local tubist Such is the case with The Fearless Freaks , a film voice/ There was a guy in the seat next to Friday by Bradley Beesley about The Flaming Lips. To A night of reggae and related roots music will and arch experimentalist Mark Weaver , the mine/ Watching the girls when the cops made experience this film, now 10 years past completion, be featured at Launchpad (618 Central SW) series is noted for bringing the latest and us stand in line/ Yeah, so if it’s sad/ Well you you’ll have to lay out some feria . It’s on Netflix, but on Friday, Aug. 7. The celebration of Jah and greatest in avant-garde music to Albuquerque. you can’t stream it; you’ll have to rent it. You can also still gotta live till ya die/ Man, everyone’s all of his sonic and smoking accoutrements On Sunday, Aug. 9, the series presents a purchase the film at Amazon or through the band’s chewing the apple you got in your eye.”— website. features a variety of homegrown bands. concert featuring two highly regarded “Chewin’ the Apple of Your Eye” by The It’s worth it just to witness an American rocanrol Headliners Innastate , an outfit outta Santa Fe, deconstruction units. The first set of the night Flaming Lips from the Album Transmissions band in all its glory and shame. After viewing you’ll proudly manifests this nation’s indigenous will be performed by Thollem Electric , a either wanna start downloading the Oklahoma City from the Satellite Heart aesthetics. The members of Innastate have ties peripatetic pianist who makes his home in ensemble’s vast oeuvre or just say, “Fuck it, those to the Chippewa nation, Jemez, Santa Clara, Northern New Mexico. Thollem, a piano man dudes are way too weird for me.” Either way, it’s a In September 2014, August March threatened polarizing experience that will add heaps of fun or Santo Domingo and Hopi Pueblos, as well as by trade and an electrician in his heart, has foreboding to your aural life. to use the lyrics by a once obscure Oklahoma the Jicarilla Apache tribe. Front man Adrian worked with everyone from members of Wilco Until the band established itself in our nation’s City rock band as an introduction to what he Wall plays some very groovy guitar, designed to Burqueño composer Raven Chacon. He punk pantheon, front man Wayne Coyne continued considered noteworthy musical expeditions. with ringing tones to engender a sense of good produces music that is elusively ardent, to do his thing as a fry cook at Long John Silver’s. The recollections of his experiences among He waited nearly a year before actually making vibrations. New Mexico Music Awards perplexingly passionate and compelling in good on the boast. And so he went on and on, America’s working poor serve as both cautionary nominee Rebecca Arscott and her band One execution and attention to harmonic detail. tale and a series of small triumphs that any local, throwing adverbs and alliterations around the Heart Fyah join them on stage as part of a bill The second set of the evening comprises the working musician can take with them as they page in an effort to bring readers to the same designed with diggable danceability in mind. music of Ligeia Mare . An ensemble that proceed on the road to faraway stardom. Coyne came away from such experiences with an conclusion he had reached about live music. Arscott’s work combines soul, Latin pop and includes Farrell Lowe (guitar), Dave Willey He really believed that if you had to live until undeniable charisma and elegance, which makes for roots reggae for a sound as inimitably New (accordion), Elaine di Falco (keyboard/vocals) compelling irony in the film. you died, you might as well jam out with as Mexican as it is global. Her recent single “Let and Mark Harris (saxophones), they’ve been The interviews featuring Lips’ multi- much frequency as possible. He then Love Take Over” commits to earthy described as producers and transmitters of instrumentalist and chief composer Steven Drozd lend a sense of historical presence to the proceeded to write—with great joy and vocalizations, solid songwriting skills, high- “electro-acoustic intuitive sound art.” The awesome anticipation—the latest edition of proceedings. The shocking honesty of Drozd’s desert atmospherics and a sense of musicality artists in this particular programme are testimonial about his life in music, including a lengthy Show Up! that is at once formidable yet entirely relaxed. renowned as experienced improvisers. Their and uncomfortably sad-beautiful sequence where The Riddims and DJ Garronteed open. This work ultimately resembles the pluralism of the musician shoots up, provide a heart-rending Thursday 21+ summertime party gets going at 9:30 at postmodernism mashed together masterfully vision of what the life of an artist often entails. Barnaby Bright , a duo comprised of Nathan Drozd comes from a long line of musicians night, though the doors to Launchpad open at with the nuance of nocturnal noise. It’s sorta ensconced in the tradition of remembering, and Rebecca Bliss, bring their beatific brand of 8pm. Admission is only $5, a fine price to pay like the sound of the universe unwinding after expressing and blending the folk music of European indie rock-inflected folk music to the ABQ for a Friday night frolic amidst the greenery. a long day of expansion. Admission to this immigrants into the melting pot of our shared BioPark Botanic Garden (2601 Central NW) evocative event cost $7. All ages are musical heritage. His transition from young traditionalist to troubled arbiter of postmodern rock on Thursday, Aug. 6. Multi-instrumentalists permitted, and the doors of perception swing with a penchant for continuous touring, Saturday aesthetics is a knowing nod to the price paid for Homegirls Records presents a celebration of wide beginning at 7:30pm. admission to the 21st century. Barnaby Bright has impacted the industry with Burque’s top-flight female DJs on Saturday, Beesley, a longtime friend and cohort of The carefully crafted songs delicately laced with Aug. 8, at Tractor Brewing Wells Park (1800 As the show began, August March was Flaming Lips extended family, sometimes verges on hagiography as he tells his tale of a rock band haunting harmonies and complex melodic Fourth Street NW). This mellifluous thinking that getting lost in the crowd was not phrasing. They’re touring in support of their wondrously lost and found mid-continent. But manifestation—titled In The Mix —is produced a bad idea after all. That way he could retain contrarian commentary—particularly that of latest recording, The Longest Day , an album as by Gatas y Vatas, a local collective committed his anonymity whilst enjoying a drink, Butthole Surfers main man Gibby Haynes—provides sublime as summer itself. Tracks such as to showcasing the experimental, musical and engaging his favorite helium-voiced tuneage a balance that adds to the gravitas of his narrative. The Fearless Freaks is a timeless spectacle “Castle Rock” and “Highway 9” demonstrate a turntablist talents of women who rock. and wondering if there really was more to life range that includes traditional Celtic and summarizing the American experience through Though the previous iterations of the than the show. If he cared about anything at musical redemption. In the film and in rock, that’s Appalachian influences as well as a associated music fest have taken place all, that was contained in his ebullient hope something available to all outsiders—really all contemporary approach to dense exclusively in our humble burg, this year’s that you, dear reader, would be there too. a Americans—willing to put aside affectation and fly their freak flag fearlessly. instrumentation and rhythmic detail. version envisions events taking place in the a AUGUST 6-12 , 2015 WEEKLY ALIBI [29 ] [30 ] WEEKLY ALIBI AUGUST 6-12 , 2015 variety • 9pm • FREE SCALO NORTHERN ITALIAN GRILL Robb Janov Quartet • gypsy SONIC REDUCER Music jazz • 8:30pm • FREE BY GEOFFREY PLANT SKYLIGHT , Santa Fe DJ Dany Latin Friday • The Alchemy Party • Calendar 9pm • $7 STAGE @ SANTA ANA STAR , Bernalillo Escape Friday: DJ Monk Parker Devin • Chris de Jesus • 9pm • $10 for men How the Spark TRACTOR BREWERY WELLS PARK Cumbia vs. Reggae: Loves the Tinder THURSDAY AUG 6 Halcyon and Cloudface • 8pm • FREE TRIPLE SEVENS , Isleta Casino Brushfire • 9:30pm • FREE (Bronze Rat) ABQ BIOPARK BOTANIC GARDEN Summer Nights Concert: VERNON’S HIDDEN VALLEY STEAKHOUSE Larry Freedman • The display of raw Barnaby Bright • singer-songwriter, folk • 7pm • $3 -$10, solo piano • 7pm • FREE FREE for children 2 and younger • ALL -AGES! • See emotion has proven a “Show Up!” utilitarian and inevitably BEN MICHAEL’S Gerald Lujan Latin Jam Session • 7pm • FREE SATURDAY AUG 8 salable quality in a variety of musical THE BLUE GRASSHOPPER BREW PUB , Rio Rancho Tawnya ALBUQUERQUE MUSEUM OF ART AND HISTORY Art in the genres. Original emocore bands like Rites of Reynolds • 7pm • FREE • ALL -AGES! Afternoon: The Lisa Lopez & Bob Gusch Duo • 2pm • FREE • Spring employed loss, heartbreak and CORRALES BISTRO BREWERY , Corrales Jim Jones • 6pm • Burque Blues Blowout: Raven & The Sweet Potato Pie desperation in every facet of their music FREE Band • The Memphis P. Tails • blues • 7pm • $14 -$16 • and performances. The result was THE COUNTY LINE BBQ Live Music Series • 7pm • FREE ALL -AGES! DIRTY BOURBON Redneck • country • 9pm • $5 THE BLUE GRASSHOPPER BREW PUB , Rio Rancho Lenin & undeniably powerful and left listeners HOTEL ANDALUZ Jesus Bas y MÁS • 7pm • ALL -AGES! MCarthy • 8pm • FREE • ALL -AGES! wanting more. Curling up in a ball and crying IMBIBE 1st Thursday Comedy • 7:30pm • Throwback with DJ CARAVAN EAST Quarter Moon • country • Severo y Grupo over feedback can evoke a strong response Flo Fader • 9pm • FREE Fuego • Latin, Spanish • 5pm • $7 from audiences. On How the Spark Loves LENSIC PERFORMING ARTS CENTER , Santa Fe Esparanza CENTER FOR AGELESS LIVING , Community Park Wheels the Tinder (Jesus, I’m crying already), Monk Spalding • jazz • Marcia Griffiths • 7:30pm • $42 -$79 Walker Tour: Dan Foster • Johnny Cash covers • noon • Parker uses contrivances such as a LIZARD TAIL BREWING Kamikaze Karaoke • 7:30pm • FREE • FREE • ALL -AGES! ALL -AGES! CLUB 203 , Moriarty Dirty Modine • rock • 9pm • $5 theremin, trombones, far-away-sounding MARBLE BREWERY Baracutanga • Latin, folk fusion • 7pm THE COOPERAGE DJ Salsa • 9:30pm • $5 vocals, minor chords and down-lilting MOLLY’S BAR , Tijeras Jam Night: Jimmy Jones • 6pm • FREE CORRALES BISTRO BREWERY , Corrales Frank & Greg • 6pm • progressions to try and achieve the same NED’S BAR & GRILL Freddie Chavez • variety • 5pm • FREE FREE response. At times the drummer sounds so PRANZO ITALIAN GRILL , Santa Fe David Geist • cabaret • THE COWGIRL BBQ , Santa Fe Byrd & Street • Americana • blown away by how heavy things are that 6pm • $2 1pm • FREE • ALL -AGES! he might slow to a dead stop. With less PUEBLO HARVEST CAFÉ Party on the Patio: Todd Tijerina • DIRTY BOURBON Redneck • country • 9pm • $5 purposely sad shit, Monk Parker’s album blues, rock • 6pm • $10 • ALL -AGES! HARRY E. KINNEY CIVIC PLAZA Downtown Summerfest: Taylor Q BAR Latin Gold Thursday with DJ Aztech Sol • 8pm • FREE Dayne • singer-songwriter • 5pm • FREE • ALL -AGES! could be enjoyable, but it’s like Palace Music RANCHERS CLUB Lindy Gold • piano • 6:30pm • FREE HYATT REGENCY TAMAYA RESORT , Santa Ana Pueblo Swag • with an orchestra. Palace Music doesn’t SAVOY WINE BAR & GRILL Trios Los Bohemios • 6pm • FREE jazz, blues, Motown • 1pm • ALL -AGES! • Chile Pi • pop, folk • need an orchestra. Out on Aug. 28. SCALO NORTHERN ITALIAN GRILL Dusty Low • folk, 5:30pm • FREE Americana • 8:30pm • FREE IMBIBE Ryan Shea • 10pm • FREE SKYLIGHT , Santa Fe Golden Thursday • Latin Night with VDJ LAUNCHPAD Red Light Cameras • indie rock • CRTTRZ • math Kid Cadaver Dany • 10pm rock • Bone Forest • power jams • The Talking Hours • Roam TRACTOR BREWERY WELLS PARK Thirsty Thursday: Garry Nocturnal Company • indie rock • 9:30pm • $5 (Self Released) Blackchild • gypsy blues • 8pm • FREE LIZARD TAIL BREWING Silver Crow Asylum • 8pm • FREE TRIPLE SEVENS , Isleta Casino Karaoke • 9:30pm • FREE LOUNGE 54 @ SANTA ANA STAR , Bernalillo Matt Jones • pop, Despite the fact that I ZIA DINER , Santa Fe Trio Bijou • vintage string jazz • 6:30pm • rock • 9pm • FREE found myself singing the FREE LOW SPIRITS Sam Miller • singer-songwriter • Meredith Wilder • lyrics to “Big Country” ZINC WINE BAR & BISTRO Jessica Fichot • 9:30pm • FREE Pancho! • 9pm • $5 while listening to the MARBLE BREWERY Josh Roberts & the Hinges • rock • 8pm first track on Roam , it’s FRIDAY AUG 7 MARBLE BREWERY WESTSIDE TAP ROOM Ziatron • 6pm MOLLY’S BAR , Tijeras Rock Bottom • 1:30pm • Group Therapy • hard not to like this EP. The synth-driven ABQ BIOPARK ZOO Zoo Music: Barleyjuice • Celtic rock • 6pm • blues, rock • 6pm • FREE music of the ’80s has informed today’s $3 -$10, FREE for children 2 and younger • ALL -AGES! N’AWLINS MARDI GRAS CAFE Bobcats Duo • blues, contemporary pop music to an insane ALBUQUERQUE MUSEUM OF ART AND HISTORY Salsa Under Dixieland • 6pm • FREE • ALL -AGES! degree, yet Kid Cadaver manages the ultra the Stars: Son Como Son • Cuban salsa • 7pm • $12 -$14 • NED’S BAR & GRILL Those Guys • variety • 9pm • FREE clean guitars, plunky bass and A-ha ALL -AGES! PRANZO ITALIAN GRILL , Santa Fe David Geist • cabaret • sounding synthesizers without irony. THE BARLEY ROOM Flashback • variety • 8:30pm • FREE 6pm • $2 THE BLUE GRASSHOPPER BREW PUB , Rio Rancho Double PUEBLO HARVEST CAFÉ Party on the Patio: The DCN Project • Interesting time signatures, falsetto-leaning Barrel Band • 8pm • FREE • ALL -AGES! funk, soul • 6pm • $10 • ALL -AGES! vocals, surprising power-chord guitar and CARAVAN EAST Quarter Moon • country • 5pm • $5 RANCHERS CLUB Lindy Gold • piano • 7pm • FREE elements of ambient music make Roam more CASA ESENCIA Friday Night: DJ Sez • Josh Burg • 9pm • THE RANGE CAFÉ , Bernalillo Rock Zone • rock • 7pm • FREE • than a throwback to ’80s dance music. Kid $10 -$20 ALL -AGES! Cadaver demonstrates the unconfined CORRALES BISTRO BREWERY , Corrales Lee Tyler Post • 6pm • SAVOY WINE BAR & GRILL Swag • jazz, blues, Motown • 6pm • nature of today’s pop music, where the FREE FREE • ALL -AGES! DIRTY BOURBON Redneck • country • 9pm • $5 SCALO NORTHERN ITALIAN GRILL Rodney Bowe’s Sweet panoply of influences and musical styles can EFFEX The Disco Fries • electronic, house • 9pm Life & Sina Soul • 8:30pm • FREE either make for great music or a FLYING STAR CAFÉ Live in the Dining Room: Ambrose • SEASONS ROTISSERIE & GRILL Live Music Series on the trainwreck—and Roam is no trainwreck. flamenco guitar • 5pm • FREE Rooftop • 6:30pm • FREE Roam will be released on Aug. 21. GIG PERFORMANCE SPACE , Santa Fe Jeff Finlin & Jono SISTER Golden Era Hip-Hop Night with DJ Shakedown & Mason • singer-songwriters • 7:30pm • $20 NTOX • 10pm • FREE HISTORIC OLD TOWN Boris & The Saltlicks • Americana • 7pm • SKYLIGHT , Santa Fe So Sophisticated with DJ 12 Tribe • $7 • Ducktails FREE • ALL -AGES! We <3 Tech: Paul Senet • Mayrant • UltraDeepField • 9pm St. Catherine IMBIBE DJ Rotation • 9pm • FREE STAGE @ SANTA ANA STAR , Bernalillo Vegas Night: DJ Lisa (Domino) ISLETA RESORT & CASINO: THE SHOWROOM Chubby Pitman • 9pm • $5 for women; $10 for men Checker • rock, oldies • 8pm • $15 -$25 TRACTOR BREWERY WELLS PARK Homegirls Records—In St. Catherine is this LAUNCHPAD InnaState • rock, reggae • Rebecca Arscott and the Mix: DJ Nicolatron • DJ Bea • DJ Jill • DJ Tahnee • writer’s first exposure to One Heart Fyah • The Riddims • roots rock, reggae • DJ 9pm • FREE • See “Show Up!” Ducktails, and the Garronteed • 9:30pm • $5 • See “Show Up!” TRACTOR BREWING TAPROOM Setting The Tone: Robb Janov • experience was fairly LENSIC PERFORMING ARTS CENTER , Santa Fe Grace Potter • 5pm • FREE rock, blues • 7:30pm • $37 -$49 TRIPLE SEVENS , Isleta Casino Brushfire • 9:30pm • FREE innocuous—like easy LOS CUATES , Sandia Park The Tumbleweed Trio • Western VERNON’S HIDDEN VALLEY STEAKHOUSE The Blunns • listening music for millennials. After swing, honky tonk • 6:30pm • FREE acoustic jazz, rock • 5:30pm • Calvin Appleberry • solo checking out their previous release, The LOUNGE 54 @ SANTA ANA STAR , Bernalillo Matt Jones • pop, piano • 7pm • FREE Flower Lane , I regret to inform fans that St. rock • 9pm • FREE WILDLIFE WEST , Edgewood Chuckwagon BBQ & Western Catherine does not sound like Steely Dan at MARBLE BREWERY Let It Grow • 8pm Swing Show • 6pm • $12 -$25 • ALL -AGES! all, a quality that made The Flower Lane MARBLE BREWERY WESTSIDE TAP ROOM Jeremiah and the ZINC WINE BAR & BISTRO Markland • blues, rock • 9:30pm • Red Eyes • Americana, blues • 6pm FREE interesting. The music on this latest release MOLLY’S BAR , Tijeras Cowboy Scott • 1:30pm • Odd Dog • is what Luna might sound like if someone classic rock • 6pm • FREE SUNDAY AUG 9 killed Dean Wareham’s soul and then NED’S BAR & GRILL Double Plow • rock • 6pm • Split Decision • insisted the band immediately fulfill their classic rock • 9pm • FREE THE BLUE GRASSHOPPER BREW PUB , Rio Rancho Tom recording contract. Songs like “Krumme PRANZO ITALIAN GRILL , Santa Fe John Rangel & Bass • Dhanens • 5pm • FREE • ALL -AGES! 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I’ve heard the US has the highest percentage of its population incarcerated of any country in the world. Is there a single crime or category of crime in which we excel that puts us in the top spot? Or are we just better at committing crime across the board? My guess is the war on drugs accounts for much of our prison population. Can you provide a breakdown showing how we've achieved our less-than-enviable position? —David Burns

The drug war contributed, but it’s not the major factor behind our crazy high imprisonment rate. only 16 percent of those doing time. The majority of What does explain it then? I’ll just say the more you state prisoners—54 percent as of 2012—were delve into this, the more complicated it gets. convicted of violent crimes, 19 percent of property Let’s review the incarceration rate, first crimes and the remainder everything else (e.g., discussed in this space in 2004. The US currently drunk driving). has more than 321 million people. According to the For state and federal prisoners combined, 20 World Prison Population List, the United States has percent were convicted of drug offenses. Assuming a total prison population, including pretrial that 20 percent of the 744,500 US pretrial detainees, of 2.24 million. This works out to 716 detainees (as of 2012) are likewise in on drug prisoners per 100,000 people, the highest rate in charges, then if everyone behind bars for drug the world. offenses were freed, the U.S. incarceration rate Let that soak in. Consider: would be 573, which would still put us third highest •The US has 4.4 percent of the world’s in the world. In short, you can’t blame the population but 22 percent of the world’s prisoners. imprisonment epidemic specifically on the war on For sheer numbers, our only close competitors are drugs. Informed opinion attributes it to harsh laws Russia (680,000 prisoners) and China (1.64 million and policies spurred by fear of rising crime during sentenced prisoners plus 650,000 in the 1970s and ‘80s that imposed stiffer penalties pretrial/administrative detention). for a broad spectrum of offenses. • In terms of imprisonment rate , our closest Now let’s stride boldly into a minefield. Is the US competitors are mostly tiny island countries. imprisonment rate high because we’re locking up so (Number two: Saint Kitts and Nevis, 714.) Among many black people? At first blush, no—leave black major nations, the closest to us is Russia, 475. The prisoners out of the picture and the US world average is around 150; for western European incarceration rate is still 458, putting us in a tie for countries, it’s around 100. Up till 1970, that’s what it 10th worldwide with St. Martin. If we don’t count was for us too. any nonwhites, the incarceration rate would be 239, • The US incarceration rate bears no close still well above the world average. relation to the crime rate. The percentage of Some will say: The white convicts were caught Americans in prison rose sharply between 1970 and up in draconian sentencing laws mainly aimed at 1999 and has fluctuated since then, but remains close minorities, and specifically at black men. to the historical peak. In contrast, US rates for violent Let’s break that down. Do stiffer drug penalties and property crime started heading up in the early single out black people? The numbers say no. Of 1960s, peaked in 1991, and since then have fallen by state prisoners, 14 percent of whites are in for roughly half. In other words, for the past quarter drugs, 15 percent of Hispanics and 16 percent of century, the US crime and imprisonment rates have blacks—no big diff. headed in opposite directions. Violent crime? That’s another story. Of state Some will say: Well, of course—the crime rate prisoners, 49 percent of whites were convicted of has gone down because all the troublemakers are in violent offenses vs. 58 percent of blacks and 60 jail! That’s not proven, but even if it were, think what percent of Hispanics. Inquiring further, we find it would say about us: We throw the book at people whites constitute 80 percent of the US population less because of the crimes they did commit than and 32 percent of imprisoned violent criminals. For because of the ones they might commit. In other Hispanics, it’s 17 percent and 23 percent; for black words, a country that prides itself on being a beacon people, 13 percent and 41 percent. of liberty has more or less consciously adopted a Conclusion: The appallingly high number of US policy of long-term preemptive detention. prisoners can’t be attributed to any one class of But to repeat: Things are complicated. You think offenses. Rather, it's resulted from get-tough-on- most prisoners are there because of drug offenses? crime laws that have fallen most heavily on black That’s true at the federal level, where more than half men. a the convicts are in because of drugs. 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