We recorded this episode before Friday’s hideous Supreme Court Roe v Wade decision, but still discuss just how regressive this summer already felt — from the threat of nuclear war/fighting Russia to the abortion rights rollback; from Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck’s reunion to the overwhelming success of Top Gun2—what decade is it even? Where are we? Does time have meaning? Listen in on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts (something is up with our Stitcher account at the moment but we’re looking into it). Also! Jenn and I recorded a pretty fun mini episode on our Patreon on Friday to cheer ourselves up, and if you want to support the show and enjoy fun extras, you might want to consider signing up for it.

Probably my greatest regret in life is that I didn’t have kids. In particular, I really wanted a daughter. But today, I’m grateful that never happened, which makes me so sad and angry. My head is literally spinning at this news, even though we all knew it was coming. I’ll have more to say on this, but for now I wanted to give you all a space to share your thoughts.

• I loved perusing these old Interview magazine covers by Richard Bernstein. (Minniemuse via Messy Nessy Chic)
• A fun piece—with great photos—about the resurgence of roller skating culture. (NY Times)
• This trailer for the new movie Good Luck to You, Leo Grande is just a delight. (YouTube)
• This is an obvious publicity stunt, but it’s also really cool. (YouTube)
• Not to toot my own horn, but a surprising number of people have told me that this week’s episode of Everything is Fine was one of their all-time favorites, so please do tune in if you haven’t already.
• Amusing. (New Yorker)
• How Black beauty changed the industry. (The Cut)
• Really, nobody wants to go back to the office. (Curbed)
• 14 Emmy-worthy TV performances worth not overlooking. (Vulture)
• These photos from the Westminster Dog Show are so fun. (Vogue)