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What's it like being friends with a celebrity? July 6, 2024 Good morning! There's still plenty of ju

What's it like being friends with a celebrity? [For the best experience, read in browser.]( July 6, 2024 Good morning! There's still plenty of juice to squeeze from this holiday weekend, and we'll help you make the most of it with the rundown on [the summer's best sales](, the recipe for [a delightfully fresh salad](, and staff picks for [our favorite SPF](. But first, let's kick things off with [a dishy essay about having a famous BFF](. Here we go...   Claim to Fame [Illustration of hands holding a camera next to hands holding $100 bills]( Shutterstock/KCM If you've ever felt the odd sensation that comes with suddenly realizing you're in the same room as a famous person, you know how dramatically a recognizable face can change everyone's energy. For intimate insight into this phenomenon, we turn to novelist Swan Huntley, who shares a personal essay about [what it's really like to be friends with a celebrity](. [READ MORE](   More Stories [A suitcase with a passport inside]( Getty Images Families without borders: You've probably seen plenty of social media posts from people who say the current state of American politics has them wanting to permanently move to a different country. But what does such a major decision look like in practice? Author Stacy Ennis explains [what happened when her family decided to leave the U.S.]( — and all the red tape you'll have to navigate in order to pull it off. Personal history: The first step to self-improvement is understanding how your past is influencing your present. A trauma experts shares [8 signs you were raised by a narcissistic parent]( — and what to do if you recognize them within your own life. Protect yourself: Enjoying some quality time outdoors over this long holiday weekend? Shield your skin from the sun's harmful rays with [our picks for the best sunscreen on the market](.   Rebel With a Cause [Jane Fonda and Katie Couric]( Photo by Leigh Vogel She's got two Oscars, one Emmy, and eight Golden Globes, but Jane Fonda's chief concern these days is the future of our planet. In [my full interview with Jane]( from the Aspen Ideas Festival, we spoke about why she became such a staunch warrior for the environment, why it's so important to take action now, and what could happen if we don't. [WATCH HERE](   Seasonal Sensation [tomato and cherry salad]( Photo by Eva Kolenko If you're looking for a change of pace after all the hamburgers and hot dogs you were served at your friend's Fourth of July party, we suggest [this uniquely delicious salad]( from chef Alexandra Stafford. It's made with a surprising combination of fresh summer ingredients that you won't be able to resist. [GET THE RECIPE](   Serious Savings [Pie chart: ''I don't care, whatever makes my guest comfortable is fine'' at 54.2%; ''I allow guests to keep their shoes on'' at 27.8%; ''I don't allow shoes in the house'' at 18%]( Getty Images Independence Day has come and gone, but the sales at your favorite retailers haven't cooled down. We've got a complete guide to [the biggest discounts you can score right now](, starting with these highlights... - [L’Agence]( is one of our favorite brands, and their summer event offers fantastic deals on pieces like [this easy-to-wear slip dress](. - Take an extra 50% off styles that are already on sale at [Kate Spade](, including unique handbags and punchy accessories. - Speaking of savings on top of savings, snag an additional 60% off sale items at [J.Crew]( with code JULY through Monday. - Give your patio an under-budget upgrade with up to 70% off outdoor furniture from [Wayfair](. - Last but not least, we'll tell you about [the huge Nordstrom sale]( that kicks off next week — and if you can't wait, you can [shop early bird deals today](. [SEE MORE MARKDOWNS](   One More Thing If you got out of town for the extended weekend and need some entertainment for your trip home, how about catching up on my podcast? Next Question has been having a spectacular season, if I do say so myself, and you can [listen to every episode here](.   Thanks for reading Wake-Up Call and being part of our community! If you've got 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 © 2024 Katie Couric Media, All rights reserved.

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