Ask E. Jean

I mean, it got a lot of headlines, but this really explores everyone involved, and it's utterly fascinating.

Ask E. Jean.

That, of course, is about the woman, the only person to successfully, I think, sue Donald Trump.

Correct.

It's a great space to hang out, especially on a fall afternoon.

Saturday, I made it to the Dialogues Documentary Festival to the Downer to see a documentary called Ask E. Jean, all about E. Jean Carroll's, uh, career and her journey, uh, filing that lawsuit against President Trump.

It was a very interesting, uh, documentary and journey.

And then Saturday evening, uh, kinda changed it up with the high-energy musical based on the 1980s movie Footloose at the Milwaukee Rep.

Yeah

... on Saturday, and I couldn't make that happen.

I made it to E. Jean, Ask E. Jean-

Mm-hmm

The Friends of Beatley Central Library book sale runs through Monday.

And on Sunday, the Wilderness Kids Alexandria Music Festival brings local bands to Delray, while the Alexandria Film Festival hosts the Virginia premiere of Ask E. Jean.

One heads up, Saturday's Historic Alexandria Homes Tour is sold out.

In the West End, the renovated Duncan in the Van Dorn Station Shopping Center reopens Saturday morning, and the first 100 eligible customers get free coffee for a year.

Pretty much the same band, I believe, that plays at the Losers Lounge shows that Joe is the MC of and the music director of.

So there's a new documentary called Ask E. Jean about E. Jean Carroll, directed and produced by Ivy Mir pol.

And Joe, uh, created this song, I believe for the documentary, called Get Things Done.

There's a new video for it by Alice Cohen.

Okay, I just want to highlight the firing, because she'd been writing a column for 25 years for Elle Magazine.

It was called Ask E. Jean.

She had a television series that was based on it, too, Ask E. Jean.

And it was a, a remarkable decision for a magazine that has billed itself as a, an empowerment-

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