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Spring's Hidden Gems: Netflix's Winter Drops

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Springs Hidden Gems: Three Netflix Movies from 2026 Worth Your Time

This podcast episode highlights three overlooked movies from Netflixs 2026 winter lineup: Goodbye June, Jay Kelly, and The Big Fake. Goodbye June, directed by Kate Winslet and written by her son, is a heart-wrenching family drama featuring an ensemble cast. Jay Kelly stars George Clooney in a raw performance as a washed-up actor seeking family redemption. The Big Fake, set in 1970s Italy, explores the story of three brothers, one of whom becomes a terrorist, while another is a priest. The film is stolen by Pietro Castellittos character, an artist-forger caught in crime. These movies, despite lacking Oscar buzz, are recommended for their emotional depth and gritty storytelling.

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It's March 30th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, where the headlines shine, powered by AI, Peter Alexander, the anchor for Saturday today on NBC, just announced he's stepping down after eight years on the show, and 22 years with the network overall. He shared the news during a March 2026 broadcast, saying he's grateful for the opportunities but ready for a change. Living in Washington, D.C., meant a lot of travel for those early Saturday gigs, with him away more than 80 nights in the last seven months alone, and over 200 Friday nights from his family in the past seven years. That grind finally tipped the scale to her prioritizing home life. Colleagues like co-host Laura Jarrett got emotional, telling him they love him, will miss him, and have laughed and learned so much together. Alexander's been a key voice at NBC since joining his White House correspondent back in 2012. He's married to fellow journalist Alison Starling, since April 2012, they met in 2001 and

have two young daughters, Ava and Emma. Missing time with them became the main push for this move. Alexander's pumped to balance work and family better now, especially before his girls' outgrow dad hangouts, living by that family first motto, while. Eyeing new challenges ahead.

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