Happy weekend?

-- Over at Lainey, you may be interested in this take on Ben Affleck's (I think SUPER WASTED) rant about Tom Brady on Bill Simmons's new show.

-- Esquire has a really interesting piece about the origin of the phrase "Booty call."

-- They also have a lovely -- and expansive -- piece celebrating the one year anniversary of marriage equality.

-- The New Yorker has a great salute to Lois Duncan, who died last week.

-- Also great, at Lenny Letter: A Mary Anne with Kristy Rising: On the Enduring Legacy of the Baby-Sitters Club Books

-- At Racked, and relevant to my interests: A Riddle Wrapped in an Enigma: How to Wash Striped Shirts

-- Also at Racked: The Woman Who Makes the Met's Fashion Exhibits Presentable

-- The Stripe suggests we all have some winesicles.

-- At Pajiba: I Tried The Burger King 'Mac and Cheetos' So You Don't Have To

-- Jen Doll went on a group tour of Hawaii with her mother and a bunch of other 70 year old women, and her essay about it -- on Cup of Jo -- is lovely.

-- Kind of related, this is essay on Jezebel: My Magical Night in Vegas With Celine Dion 

-- At Celebitchy, the T Swift Romance PR Machine is really going hard on this Hiddleston thing.

-- I really enjoyed this interview with Constance Wu, at Vulture.

And in case you missed anything at GFY this week, some highlights: