Deputy Editor, Lifestyle & Entertainment
Julie Sprankles is a Deputy Editor at Lifestyle & Entertainment. She covers a diverse range of topics including family and relationships, parenting, travel, and entertainment, often exploring cultural movements and internet culture. Julie's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, SheKnows, Scary Mommy, Romper, The List, Matador Network, and MSN.
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