Julianna Marie is a Wellness Editor at Her Campus FSU. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, beauty and fashion, and family and relationships, often exploring the intersections of culture and society. Julianna's work has been featured in notable publications such as Daily Meal and Yahoo News.
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Julianna Marie's coverage primarily focuses on topics related to family and relationships, beauty and fashion, as well as entertainment news. She also covers themes such as mental health, astrology, social media trends, and various lifestyle choices.
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If there's any day to shoot your shot, it's April Fools' Day. Think about it: There aren't many days in the year when you can send a risky text and
By: Julianna Marie
Justin Bieber is back — and along with performing on the Coachella stage , he's entering the skin care game.
Sure, asking your partner a dirty question is always fun — but what about when you're in the mood for a deeper, more emotional connection?
![, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist at Ilana Grines Therapy, tells Her Campus. “[That] love shouldn't ask you to become less of who you are.”](https://cdn.hercampus.com/SH6M70M3/as/9wp4v7277rxssnk4j4xr/reined_in_tiktok_trend?width=1200&height=630&fit=crop&)
By: Julianna Marie
Ilana Grines The trend, while fun and viral and cute to watch, signifies a real fear when it comes to Gen Zers in relationships: being with a partner who doesn't let them be themselves.
Is there a game that's juicier than Paranoia? IMHO, nothing even comes close. The party game is a classic for a reason, and if you're looking for
By: Julianna Marie
Cami Nelson, a 20-year-old Antelope Valley College student, feels similarly. After spending the better part of two years in hospitals and treatment centers, Nelson has been in eating disorder recovery for four years. “I mostly hear about GLP and weight loss drug use online and through social media, as well as in conversations with friends and family or classmates at school,” she says. “It's hard to stay in strong eating disorder recovery when everywhere I look, I see an ad, post, or person talking about GLP-1s and extreme weight loss.”
It's a dark day for Harries, but a great day for the jewelry-obsessed folks (aka, me). ICYMI, on April 27, Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz were confirmed
If anyone is built to handle it, though, it's Afualo. “It can be hard to believe, but I genuinely don't give a f*ck what random men think about me,” she says. “As many opps as I have on the internet, for as much ire as they push towards me, it's equal and doubled from my end. I do not care what men think of me. That has never factored to me.”
By: Julianna Marie
Bars aren't boring — you're just not having enough fun . Sure, it's fun to take a lap and nurse a seltzer with your girls for the first 10 minutes of your night out, but after that?
When it comes to advocacy, a lot of work is external: a rally you attend , a post you share, an event you organize — all for the promotion or benefit of another cause.
