Julie Miller is a Hollywood correspondent at Vanity Fair. With over 11 years of experience, she covers film, television, and celebrity news, while also delving into themes of cannabis and psychedelics, travel and tourism, and luxury accommodations. Her work has been featured in various prominent publications, including PR.com, Times Union, and Vogue India.
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By: Julie Miller
The Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Foundation recently made a $1.75 million gift to support students and programs at Kent State University's College
Looking for something fun to do this weekend in Columbus? Try out one of these family-friendly Columbus and Ohio–based events and activities!. Family-Frien
By: Julie Miller
June 20, 2026 — 5:00am As I gaze at the diminishing Seattle skyline from the deck of the Bainbridge Island car ferry, there's a comforting sense of familiarity.
By: Julie Miller
It almost seems like fate that the match is in Seattle, easing Aussie soccer fans into a version of the US that is arguably more welcoming than any other part of the country.
It almost seems like fate that the match took place in Seattle, easing Aussie soccer fans into a version of the US that is arguably more welcoming than any other part of the country.
By: Julie Miller
Said to be the most-photographed building in New Zealand, the grandeur and scale of this glorious, fairytale edifice belies its current humble use.
By: Julie Miller
After massive rains, the time is right to see the outback in its prime.
