Brett Wean

@brettwean.bsky.social

Senior Director of Writing and Entertainment Outreach at The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention @afspnational, Actor/Improviser, Film Nerd, erstwhile columnist at @scriptmag

I know a lot of people have stopped paying attention to labubus which is fine but there is an important update: the newest ones have hair for some reason and look like hardworking divorced mothers from the 90s.

Tina, a hardworking divorce mother of 3 who spends her evenings as a blonde colored labubu with hair in a blue dress at the office laughing with her coworkers about how delicious donuts are. It's just her quirky sense of humor.

my husband is doing fantasy baseball for the first time. he does not follow baseball. his team is run entirely by our 10yo neighbor, who gets a split of his winnings if she helps my husband defeat the rest of the league. they’re in 1st place! but now, a problem: today she left for sleepaway camp

I just really love what Professor X’s forbidden love, the alien queen Lillandra, brings him for breakfast in Uncanny X-Men #117, as he’s struggling with a bout of self-reflection that would in many ways…

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reminds me that I love that the poster for they came together has text at the bottom saying "PLEASE NOTE: NEW YORK CITY PLAYS SUCH A CENTRAL ROLE IN THIS STORY, IT IS ALMOST LIKE ANOTHER CHARACTER IN THE MOVIE."

the poster for "they came together" featuring paul rudd and amy poehler. a disclaimer at the bottom reads "PLEASE NOTE: NEW YORK CITY PLAYS SUCH A CENTRAL ROLE IN THIS STORY, IT IS ALMOST LIKE ANOTHER CHARACTER IN THE MOVIE."

The sudden, shocked look Dustin Hoffman gives Redford in "All the President's Men"when someone says, "I'm a Republican," and Redford responds, "I am, too," is delicious.

Last night I saw “Project: Hail Mary,” starring Ryan Gosling as a character named Grace. Tonight I saw “Ready or Not 2,” starring Samara Weaving as a character named Grace. What movie with a main character named Grace am I watching next?

I know the whole thing’s gonna be Charlie XCX, but the whole “Wuthering Heights” soundtrack should just be the Kate Bush song, over and over, à la “Call Me” in “American Gigalo.”