Most prime time shows aired their finales last week and we’re already missing Jess, Bob, and the gang. Now that the summer TV season is bleakly stretching out before you, a desert dotted with the skeletons of late-night informercial products and the shadows of descending Food Network personalities, we wish to offer an oasis: a reflection on what we can look forward to when prime time returns in the fall. Which network has the ladies on lock?

You know the feeling. It looks something like this.

Which song will saay-eee-ave your soul?

On this week’s episode of “And Then They Make Out,” Carly McElroy and Sarah Devlin switch up the format for a (not so) mini-sode called “I’m Going To Stop You Right There.” Carly selflessly watched this week’s film, What To Expect When You’re Expecting, while Sarah got to remain blissfully ignorant up until the moment she and Carly had to start talking about push presents.

Since this week means a whole host of new grads will be making the transition from full time student-hood to the workforce, we thought we’d reflect on the advice we’d give ourselves as new grads (you know, if time travel were invented) (and if by going back in time we could guarantee we wouldn’t upset the space-time continuum).

While we (and Drake) know full well that girls love Beyoncé, feminists have been wrangling with Queen B ever since she embarked on part one of being an independent woman. In the most articulate and thoughtful essay we’ve read on the subject thus far, Tamara Winfrey Harris, Senior Editor at Racialicious, suggests that our perceptions of the singer/entity as a feminist may say a lot more about our own politics than Bey’s.

I want to believe this, but it is interesting because we are constantly barraged by studies saying the opposite. As the great Nora Ephron once said, “a movie about a woman’s cure for cancer is less interesting than a movie about a man with a hangnail.”

Tory Burch + Coach = ?

Yahoo! has acquired Tumblr, for better or for worse. Let us take you through the five stages of…grief? Confusion? Ennui? We don’t know how to feel, either.

When it comes to making an impression during a job interview, it’s the little things that count. Little things like a good handshake. You don’t want it to be too limp (translation: “I’m weak”) or too strong (“I’m trying too hard”). And you certainly don’t want it to be an awkward encounter. For more “don’ts” in the handshake department, we’re letting these awesome, funny, and cringe-worthy GIFs teach the lesson.