Jay Faerber

I have a 9-year-old. Can confirm.

Hey, check out my pal Owen’s new comic on Kickstarter!

Was completely on purpose

I've read FALLEN STAR and it's great! If you're a fan of Bosch or Ballard, I think you'll love Eve Ronin.

When the bell tolls, it tolls for thee at That Noise at 2 AM, where we’re talking to @curtisippolito.bsky.social about his climate change anthology, ON FIRE AND UNDER WATER.

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They are called writers

AI at its peak.

This movie is so fucking fun. It knows EXACTLY what it is and sells it perfectly in its opening crawl. On the night of the last super moon, 1B people turned into werewolves. Tonight is the next Supermoon. 94 minutes of Frank Grillo vs Werewolves. A pure Drive In style good time monster movie.

How do you juggle all these projects? Plus a free development slate template to keep track of them all

Someone DM'd me (my dms are always open ya weirdos) and asked a very good multi-part screenwriting question -- How many projects do you juggle at a current time? What stages are they at? And how do you keep track of them all? Let's dive in! hollyweird.colbyday.com/p/how-many-t...

This episode was SO GOOD and I love Alan’s take on it.

President Peacemaker.

a close up of a man in a superman costume flying through the air . Alt: a close-up of superman angrily flying towards the camera.

When your wife’s been fasting all day and DoorDash completely screws up the dinner order.

Chris Sarandon and Cristina Raines in The Sentinel (1977)

Laurence Olivier and Frank Langella in Dracula (1979)

Netflix just added Michael Winner’s THE SENTINEL (1977) and John Badham’s DRACULA (1979) for Halloween.

It’s nice to see their licensing deal w/ Universal continue to bear fruit, especially w/ the deeper cuts from the '70s. #FilmSky #Halloween

One of Tom Adams' Raymond Chandler novel covers, maybe, collectively, his crowning achievement.

Have any other followers of @mrjoncryer.bsky.social received DMs from this guy—who claims to be Cryer’s social media assistant—asking about financial investments? He’s workin’ hard at selling me a line of bullshit, so heads up!

Self-Generation Incentive Program The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) helps qualified LADWP residential customers install solar and battery storage systems by providing financial incentives. This program supports clean energy...

This is amazing: @ladwp.com, the Los Angeles utility, has launched a program that will install solar+battery systems on qualifying low-to-moderate-income households, *for free*.

Yes: free.

If you know someone eligible, tell them to apply!

Too Much TV: How To Replace Hulu Live TV With Your Own Curated Cable Bundle If you want to argue there are too many options available, I won't disagree.

This is a really comprehensive look at the various live TV platforms

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Is warsplaining a thing? Because I think Hegseth is warsplaining to Generals.

It’s here, publication day! Now available in paperback and ebook, On Fire and Under Water is crime fiction that matters. Explore the existential crisis of climate change through the eyes of everyday people struggling to survive this sick world in these 15 stories.

God, this crept up on me. We get a new Shane Black movie THIS WEEK!!

It’s one of those things where I thought it was our own term, that we made up. Had no idea it was in wider use.

Have you tried LAW & ORDER: TORONTO: CRIMINAL INTENT?

The real generational divide is people who refuse to watch a video if it could be an article versus people who refuse to read an article if it could be a video

Ah, I’ve never seen American Pie so I didn’t know that popularized it. And sorry if I came off harsh — I wasn’t trying to “actually…” you. I just remember being a teenager working at a supermarket in the 90s and my other dorky friends would talk about “a MILF in the produce” aisle or whatever.

I know for a fact that term was around as early as the late 90s.

This is fun! Two of my favorite TV critics taking a deep dive into my favorite TV genre: procedurals, and how they function in the 21st century.

Poster for the movie CELLULAR.

Introduced my 9-year-old to CELLULAR one of my favorite B-movies. Chris Evans as an everyman hero with William H. Macy as an underdog cop and Kim Basinger as a very resourceful “damsel in distress.” Plus Jason Statham as the bad guy! My kid LOVED it. Parenting win!

Asked what JLA’d do to stop the latest scheme from Legion of Doom, Superman replies: "I'd hope that perhaps Cheetah and Captain Cold would join us in preventing it from happening."

"I know they're loyal to Luthor and do whatever he wants but this is so far over the line"

See how dumb that sounds?

A page of comic book art showing two women in a conversation, both with wonderfully expressive faces.

Got some new art from an upcoming graphic novel in my inbox from @cpeterson.bsky.social. It's like Christmas morning. Look at the acting! Those expressive faces!