Thanks to Josh for sending:
“Silo season 3 filming at federal triangle metro stop outside of epa. Flashbacks! (more…)
Movies/TV/Streaming
Thanks to A. for sending: “Security guards just said Netflix. Also saw signs up by Capitol Hill.”
Anyone hear which show?
“Dear PoPville,
With the closure of E St Cinema, Rocky Horror DC (the Sonic Transducers) is moved to Landmark Bethesda Row! Their first nights were last week, and they’re moving to 10:30 PM shows (instead of midnight). The do the second weekend each month.”
Thanks to J. for passing on from IG:
“DC, we’re coming to your city for SEASON 10, and we need great stories for Queer Eye !!! Spread the word!! 🕺🏽🕺🏽🕺🏽”
Stay tuned.
And just like that my faith in humanity is restored. Thanks to Nora for sending this awesomeness from Logan Circle. Have a look inside where it GETS EVEN BETTER: (more…)
Thanks to Kylie for sharing these great photos of the old movie posters from E Street Cinema:
More movie posters (plus a tribute): (more…)
11th and E Street, NW. photo by Matthew Felling “Farewell, old friend.”
So much for March 6th. [We first reported the coming closure on February 18th.]
Thanks to all who passed on the sad news yesterday:
“When I heard it was closing, (more…)
11th and E Street, NW
A tipster writes a brief update that E Street Cinema: “supposedly March 6th is the last day.”
And indeed a spokesperson confirmed it to the Post: “We will not be showing any movies beyond March 6.”
Stay tuned.
11th and E Street, NW
God bless it!
Thanks to Justin, Jacob, and Daphney for sharing the terrible news:
“I just left E St Cinema, where the staff confirmed they’re closing. They said it’s not official yet but they’ll announce shortly.
They said first week of March.”
The Washington post reports:
“E Street Cinema, a popular local theater in Washington, D.C., will shutter its doors by March.”
photo by John Sonderman
“Dear PoPville,
his law, officially passed on July 19, 2024, mandates that all movie theaters with three or more screens in DC provide a minimum number of open-captioned screenings during peak hours. This ensures better access for the Deaf community, which has had to deal with problematic closed-captioning devices.”
The Office of Human Rights press release: (more…)