James Franco is a jack of all trade, but now he has spread himself way too thin. Not only is he pursuing fifteen different careers (as well as his one true love Lana Del Rey), but, feeling as if this wasn't enough, James Franco launched a new app for all his fans.

According to People, "So says a promising user review of James Franco's new app Rando Franco. True to his jack-of-all-trades, Renaissance Man form, Franco has joined the celebrity apps party and would like you all to join in on his fun - for free."

James Franco has been going all out on Instagram to promote his work and his love for Lana Del Rey, who has been keeping herself busy with her Italian boyfriend. Looks like James Franco and Lana Del Rey are the star-crossed lovers of Hollywood!

According to USA Today, "Wannabe surrealist artist Franco is directing and starring in a movie adaptation of The Disaster Artist as Wiseau himself, and he shared the first look of him in the signature long, stringy hair on Instagram."

Remaking what is largely considered as the "worst movie ever made", James Franco has been garnering a lot of attention, as he often does, via Instagram.

In fact, James Franco spent this Thanksgiving being grateful with his family, not with Lana Del Rey or any other girlfriend material. According to his Instagram, he looked happier than ever spending time with his mother this holiday season. Looks like the actor has his heart in the right place.

James Franco probably realized that it's about time that he stopped chasing after Lana Del Rey via Instagram. The fact that she is busy with her Italian boyfriend means that the actor should invest his efforts on a more productive avenues like his students at Cal Arts.

He even composed a poem about global warming on Instagram, showing that he can really do anything if he puts his mind to it. Before releasing his new creation, he also participated at a literature awards ceremony. According to the Hollywood Reporter, "The 25th Annual Literary Awards festival put on by PEN Center USA will take place on Nov. 16 at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, with a slew of talent slated to present and attend... James Franco will deliver remarks on PEN Center's free expression advocacy work."

With college teaching experience under his wings, James Franco probably feels qualified to give this speech at the literary event.

He has been doing things like this to attract Lana Del Rey's attention, but he hasn't been successful so far.