How the hell did I get Rosanna Arquette, David Bowie!, Eszter Balint, Buck Henry & Marlee Matlin for my 1st film when I was 25? How did it get taken away from me? How did I get rights back 30 yrs later? How did I recut it? THE LINGUINI INCIDENT: Directors Cut. Come join us!

Tickets going, going.. get 'em before they're all gone! Screens Tue May 14, 7.00pm followed by a Q&A with Richard Shepard (Richard Shepard) and stars Rosanna Arquette and Eszter Balint! 🎟️: bit.ly/LinguiniQuad.

For #DeafHistoryMonth , we remind you that PBS KIDS shows are available with sign language translation. There are so many ways to say 🤟 (I love you in ASL)!

Watch a selection of episodes from your favorite PBS KIDS shows — now with American Sign Language! to.pbs.org/4aFO2Uv

I can't wait to watch with my soon to be grandchild! Thank you PBS KIDS fastcompany.com/91107318/pbs-k…

Thank you CNN CNN Breaking News for allowing the sign language interpreter to be SEEN during the press conference about #BaltimoreBridgeCollapse
#baltimorebridge #FrancisScottKeyBridge !

I am absolutely SHOCKED at CBS for introducing the Deaf performers at today’s pregame #SuperBowl and then not showing even one second (or more) of their performance… as has been tradition for the last 30 years. WHY!?

This month we celebrated a groundbreaking @mediaaccessawards hosted for the first time by two deaf actors. And we were thankful to Norman for establishing the Media Access Awards back in 1979. His legacy will live on. RIP Norman Lear

This Sunday, December 3, is the 50th anniversary of the first regularly scheduled TV broadcast with captions for viewers who are deaf or hard of hearing. On Dec. 3, 1973, several PBS stations carried 'The Captioned ABC News,' produced by The Caption Center at WGBH, Boston.