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See the princess's big announcement. March 23, 2024 We begin today with that's making headlines arou

See the princess's big announcement. [For the best experience, read in browser.]( March 23, 2024 We begin today with [Kate Middleton's shocking announcement]( that's making headlines around the globe — then we'll continue our health coverage with a report about [which kinds of produce come with the most pesticides](. On the lighter side, we're also sharing [my favorite wardrobe staples](, previewing [the best movies coming out soon](, and shopping [Amazon's big spring sale](. Let's get started!   From the Palace [Kate Middleton]( Getty Images After weeks of speculation (and plenty of puzzling PR from Kensington Palace), the Princess of Wales has broken her silence to publicly share that she's been diagnosed with cancer. We'll tell you what she said about [how she and Prince William approached this matter with their children]( and how her treatment is going. [WATCH KATE'S ANNOUNCEMENT]( Need a refresher on everything that's happened with the princess lately? [We retraced her steps over the last few months]( in our complete timeline of the speculation about her health (and the royal family's messaging along the way.)   More Stories [Collage of stills from movies including Immaculate, Ghostbusters, and The Fall Guy]( KCM/Amazon MGM Studios/Universal Pictures/Sony Pictures/NEON Rated Major motion pictures: Is that fresh flowers or popcorn we're smelling? It's a little bit of both, actually, because it's officially time for [our spring movie preview](! We'll tell you about the highly reviewed films you can't miss over the next few months — including two big ones that just hit theaters yesterday. Healthy harvest? How clean is the produce you picked up from the supermarket this week? We're chowing down on a new report about [the most (and least) pesticide-filled fruits and veggies](. Put to the test: It's been around for hundreds of years, so there's no surprise that Epsom salt is purported to have a ton of benefits. We fact-checked the efficacy of these claims to find out [how you should and shouldn't use this popular home remedy](. Celebrity checkup: It was a big week for news about the well-being of some of the country's most famous faces. We're sharing [Celine Dion's latest update about her rare disease](, plus [Richard Simmons's emotional story of being diagnosed with cancer](.   Dress to Impress [Katie Couric in various different outfits]( Getty Images Take a peek into my closet with this roundup of [the wardrobe basics I wear over and over again](. I've got options to help you dress up or dress down, and I know you'll love each piece just as much as I do. [SHOP MY FAVORITES](   What We're Loving Maggie Parker, deputy web editor: In 2004, Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams put our tear ducts to the test in the movie The Notebook, based on Nicholas Sparks's novel. Twenty years later, someone thought Broadway-goers needed a good cry and decided to turn the heart-wrenching story into a musical. As a huge fan of Ingrid Michaelson, who wrote the music and lyrics, I saw the show this week and walked out in awe. I’ve seen countless Broadway shows, but had never heard an audience sob uncontrollably during a production, until this one. I was also stunned by the set and special effects: If the movie's climactic fight in the rain is seared into your memory, you won't be disappointed by how they reimagined it for the stage. With three sets of actors depicting Allie and Noah at three different ages, the show becomes a moving depiction of aging. If you're in NYC or are planning a visit sometime soon, pack some tissues and [get a ticket to this new musical.](   Saturday Spotlight [A doctor holding a megaphone in front of her face]( A Bitter Pill to Swallow What are your doctors really saying about you after your appointment? A buzzy social media trend is revealing less-than-desirable commentary. [Read More »]( [A baby's hand grasping an elderly person's finger]( The Grand Adventure This heartwarming wisdom about how to be a top-notch grandparent will tug at the emotions of anyone who's seen their family expand. [Read More »]( [The back of Donald Trump's head, wearing a red hat that says ''Trump'']( The Holdouts Donald Trump has an iron grip on the GOP, but a few high-profile Republicans still aren't backing him. Here's who stands in opposition. [Read More »](   On the Court March Madness kicked off this week, delighting college basketball fans across the country (or perhaps crushing their spirits — it really depends on who they're rooting for). Here at KCM, we're thrilled about watching Caitlin Clark of the Iowa Hawkeyes, who's [having a major moment]( (and is yet another example of the long-overdue spike in attention for women's sports around the country). And while we know everyone gets a kick out of filling out a bracket and making a wager, it's also a good time to consider [the reasons casual sports betting can turn into a gambling addiction](.   Come Sale Away [A speaker, Apple AirPods, and a Keurig coffee maker]( KCM/Amazon Deep discounts are currently in bloom at some of your favorite retailers, and we consider it our duty to make sure you don't miss them. We've rounded up [the best deals from Amazon's spring sale](, and we're also busy loading up our carts with [these major markdowns from Nordstrom]( (including finds from brands like Tory Burch, Vince, and more). If you're craving even more top-notch recommendations, [sign up here for The Shop Edit]( to get our full (and free) guide to the season's best buys. It hits inboxes tomorrow!   One More Thing In the mood to treat yourself? [This dazzling diamond jewelry]( is lab-grown, meaning it's less expensive to buy and is created ethically. If you ask us, a brand-new bauble sounds like the best possible way to make your weekend really sparkle. [SHOP HERE](   [Ripple Effect by Katie Couric Media ](   Thank you for reading Wake-Up Call and being part of our community! If you have questions or comments, drop us a line at info@katiecouric.com. See you next week! [Alternate text] Update your preferences or [unsubscribe]( If you buy something through this email, KCM may earn a commission. Katie Couric Media, 75 Varick St, Ste 12, New York, NY - 10013-1917 Copyright © 2023 Katie Couric Media, All rights reserved.

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