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Here we are, as promised: It’s time to join us for the first installment of Vulture’s new book club, which we’re launching with André Aciman’s novel Call Me by Your Name. Last week, we discussed the question ofwhether you should read the book before watching the film, so if you’re here, it means you’ve made the right choice. Also, this is an official announcement that we’ll be giving out copies of Call Me by Your Name signed by André Aciman as part of a lovely partnership with our good friends at Picador.

As the co-host of Today With Hoda & Jenna, Jenna Bush Hager doesn't shy away from opening up about her day-to-day life and beyond — particularly when it comes to her own body image. Bush Hager has been transparent about her struggle with body acceptance, both sharing what makes her feel most confident and getting real about some lower moments (including the time her grandmother body shamed her). The children's book author has also discussed how her body image has affected her mental health.

Julio Torres and Fred Armisen at the 92nd Street Y. Before Saturday Night Live writer-comedian and rising weirdo Julio Torres joined HBO’s new bilingual comedy Los Espookys, he had one, not-at-all-intimidating, Canadian-American hurdle: Lorne Michaels. In a conversation with Los Espookys co-creator and co-star Fred Armisen at the 92nd Street Y on Thursday night, Torres explained that Armisen kind of “wrote the permission slip” for him to leave during a portion of SNL’s most recent season to film Los Espookys in Santiago, Chile.

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