Bill Becker

Don't act you're not impressed.

Finally… It’s here! The Bear Brawl book cover! My #1 goal with this was simple. The INSTANT you see it I want you to think: 1) WOW! THIS IS THE MOST BAD ASS BOOK COVER OF ALL TIME! 2) This goes so hard. I have goosebumps. I need to read this ASAP! 3) This looks like a movie poster I want on my wall! 4) Finkel, I’m buying this. Right now. I don’t need to see any more. I’m IN! 5) This reminds me of Jaws and First Blood and Predator and every great action movie ever, but it’s a book and I need it! Okay, that’s five goals, but now that you see it, you understand, right! Go ahead… Blow it up so it takes up your whole phone screen or desktop. Take it in. Soak it in. Breathe it in. It’s glorious! And now, all you have to do is pre-order it. Right now. Launch Day is November 10th, but we'll be topping the thriller charts long before that. Let's gooo!!! Huge shoutout to the team @BlackstoneAudio for all their hard work so far. Just getting started! Order it now: amzn.to/3R6JUrL

Real flex: having a remote job so you can take 3 hours off a day from work to build your side business without anyone knowing.

@TheCinesthetic She caught so much shit for her performance but it was far from bad.

Sofia Coppola was cast in The Godfather Part III (1990) after Winona Ryder dropped out at the last minute, and the performance became one of the film’s biggest criticisms. Coppola later proved far more gifted behind the camera than in front of it.

No more billionaires. None. Once you hit $999 million, every extra cent goes to schools and health care. You get a trophy that says: “I won capitalism.” And we name a dog park after you.

@1000Steps @richarddeitsch ABC has lapped them.

@richarddeitsch What are NBC and ABC numbers?

UPDATE: Oliver Darcy of Status reported this week that the "revamped CBS Evening News has now averaged under 4 million viewers for five consecutive weeks—a once unthinkable threshold to dip below."

Beverly Hills, 1976. Henry Winkler walks into a clothing store. Needs a coat. Leaves with a life. Stacey Weitzman is behind the counter that day — divorced, raising her young son Jed, simply doing her job. She smiles and asks if he needs help. “You just did,” he thinks immediately. They start talking. Ten minutes passes like ten seconds. Later, Henry would admit he didn’t want the conversation to end. So he stayed. The next day, he returned pretending he’d forgotten something. He pointed at jackets he clearly didn’t need while searching for another excuse to see her. Stacey understood exactly what was happening. At the time, Henry Winkler was already becoming one of the most recognizable faces in America. Happy Days had turned him into Fonzie, the leather-jacketed icon everyone adored. But Henry wasn’t chasing attention. He was chasing her. And Stacey came with a little boy. Some people might have called that baggage. Henry never did. From the beginning, he embraced both of them completely. Years later, Stacey reflected on it simply: “He chose all of us on day one.” In 1978, they married quietly in a small Manhattan ceremony without Hollywood spectacle or media attention. No grand performance. Just vows. Then came daughter Zoe. Then son Max. Their house filled with noise, children, laundry, routines, and ordinary life. That was exactly what Henry wanted. “Fame is loud,” he later said. “Dinner with my kids is quiet. I picked quiet.” Their marriage wasn’t built on dramatic gestures. It was built on repetition. Henry hid handwritten notes everywhere — inside books, purses, beside coffee cups. One note read: “You’re still the girl in the store. Now I just have 45 years of reasons why.” Stacey saved every one in a shoebox. At their thirtieth anniversary dinner, she read one aloud: “When I look at you, I see every day we’ve survived. And I’d survive them all again to get here.” Nobody at the table could hold back tears. Over the decades, they faced everything real families do — dyslexia struggles, illness, career highs and disappointments, children growing older, grandchildren arriving. “We didn’t do perfect,” their daughter Zoe once said. “We did team.” And every morning at 7 a.m., Henry still brings Stacey coffee. Not out of routine. Out of intention. “It’s a proposal,” he says. “I’m asking her to marry me again today.” No yachts. No staged romance. No Hollywood illusion. Just two people continuing to choose each other long after the spotlight faded. “People say we fell in love,” Henry once said. “No. We keep falling. On purpose. Every damn day.” He walked into a store looking for a coat. And nearly fifty years later, he still acts like he just found home.

I scared the dogs I laughed so loud.

@ModerateMela @awkwardgoogle My locked screen

@awkwardgoogle These are my lost dogs. I didn’t get to say goodbye. Now they live on my phones screensaver.

A photographer took a picture just as this couple threw ashes into a river. He asked who it was. As they answered their dog. The photographer asked for permission to edit their photo, and this was the result. 📷Cecilie Thoresen

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@AnishLoomba @Neonblack789 @LinkedInLunat1c No.

@Neonblack789 @LinkedInLunat1c Trans did more shooting btw

Fact

@IIkemefule @CalltoActivism You're in Nigeria. Sit the fuck down and shut the fuck up.

@CalltoActivism Trump's response was brilliantly unfiltered leadership. He prioritizes long-term strength over pandering to short-term polls exactly why America is turning around. Real results beat performative empathy every time.

🚨DAMNING: Trump was confronted with his own quote, “I don't think about Americans’ financial situation,” and instead of walking it back… he DOUBLED DOWN. “I’d make it again.” Then, he defended skyrocketing costs and Americans struggling as “short-term pain.” People can barely afford groceries, gas, rent, or healthcare, and this billionaire is openly admitting your financial suffering is “not even a little bit” on his mind. SHAMEFUL!

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As I noted in piece I wrote for LateNighter. com, this show is Colbert's Bette Midler show--what is remembered as a classic send off of Carson, but which was actually NOT the finale. Letterman's visit was fabulous, not-to-be-missed television. latenighter.com/features/david…

That's my rookie (of the year!)🏆

@LegacyProgramVP @omnilaw @WKRN Welp🤣🤣🤣

Oh so it’s wrong for cars to invent religion??

Skynet is online

@atrupar Lmao