In this issue, Gustavo Arellano explains why a century and a half after Juan Flores terrorized Orange County, historians still can't decide who he was in "Hero and Villain."While R. Scott Moxley begs the question: Were Mike Carona and Bernie Kerik separated at birth?
Plus...
• The Weekly's standing columns, ¡Ask a Mexican!, Hey, You! and Savage Love.
• Restaurant reviews of Ajisen Ramen and Joey's in Irvine• Culture
focuses on Amy Freed's new play You, Nero, which tells the s
If you missed last night's Meat Puppets show--or if you were one of the many that packed into Alex's Bar in Long Beach and would simply like to re-live it--we've got a slideshow up by Kenny Davis, with plenty of pictures from both the legendarily influential Phoenix band, as well as openers The Shaky Hands. Start clicking here.And in case you haven't yet, check out Doug Wallen's interview with Meat Puppets bassist Cris Kirkwood.
