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Suddenly I love tennis.

- Michael Sun
We can't stop talking about...
It's so gay
Sport  
It's so gay
This might be the first time sports have featured in the venerable pages of this newsletter? Everyone say thank you Luca Guadagnino and Kristen Stewart for remaking sport in their own queer image.
American football  
Maybe you just want to look the part – which is why varsity jackets are so in right now.
Track and field  
Also in: run clubs! Which is where deranged people wake up at 5am to jog in little packs. The merch looks good though.
Mixed doubles  
Also deranged: Wimbledon! For which the super-rich can reserve seats, five years in advance, at £116,000 a pop.
Drink this
Goon squad
Goon squad
We made this sommelier drink nine different types of boxed wine for this article. Some of them were pretty good actually?
Extremely online
Extremely online
It is an indictment on this country and a boon for standups everywhere that a crying baby has caused the longest ever week for discourse – and finally made comedy relevant again. Everything sucks! But at least we have a new Billie Eilish profile and a new Sufjan Stevens Broadway show

Good food: Barbra Streisand loves eating and so does this hot chef and these people paying ostentatious amounts for black market reservations

Here’s the New Yorker on not eating and Vox on not drinking – though we’re yet to find a better alternative. Maybe we’re just old? Case in point: everyone is obsessed with being poly and it’s the two-decade anniversary of 13 Going on 30
The funniest things on the internet
Urooj Ashfaq shows us her tabs
Urooj Ashfaq shows us her tabs
The standup comedian says her relationship to the internet is 'taxing'. Be warned.
Top of the list
A film – slow pace  
Drive My Car director Ryusuke Hamaguchi is back with a glacial eco-parable about a small town near Tokyo beset by corporate greed. Its climax is a council meeting which only Hamaguchi could make thrilling. In cinemas.
Drive My Car director Ryusuke Hamaguchi is back with a glacial eco-parable about a small town near Tokyo beset by corporate greed. Its climax is a council meeting which only Hamaguchi could make thrilling. In cinemas.
Another film – chalkface  
Being an educator is stressful enough – and that's without the epidemic of petty theft that spreads through the school in The Teachers' Lounge, a knotty German drama that amplifies the nerves of the classroom to fever pitch. In cinemas.
Being an educator is stressful enough – and that's without the epidemic of petty theft that spreads through the school in The Teachers' Lounge, a knotty German drama that amplifies the nerves of the classroom to fever pitch. In cinemas.
A book – basketcase  
Ernest Price's The Pyramid of Needs takes on wellness with the tale of a weary son estranged from his 70-year-old aspiring influencer mother. It's full of madcap energy and wickedly funny.
Ernest Price's The Pyramid of Needs takes on wellness with the tale of a weary son estranged from his 70-year-old aspiring influencer mother. It's full of madcap energy and wickedly funny.
An album – loud bass  
St Vincent's career has revolved around lavish performances and characters. But her new record All Born Screaming is interested in the "raw and essential". What she finds is spiky and pummelling.
St Vincent's career has revolved around lavish performances and characters. But her new record All Born Screaming is interested in the
This week's weirdest story
Dirty Harry
Dirty Harry
A new podcast looks back at I Wanna Marry Harry: the insane reality show where 12 American women dated a Prince Harry lookalike. It gets dark.
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