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Juliana George, Lifestyle Editor

Juliana George is a second-year journalism and sociology combined major and lifestyle editor of The News. Juliana previously served as deputy lifestyle editor for The News, and they are currently a staff writer for Tastemakers Magazine. This semester, they are on co-op with BookBub/Chirp Audiobooks, furthering their love of reading and storytelling.

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Boston-based post-punk band Clifford poses for press photos to promote their new single “Chrysanthemums,” released Friday. The band signed to Northeastern’s Green Line Records last fall. Photo courtesy Praagna Kashyap and Steph Ware.

Boston-based rock band Clifford releases single with Green Line Records

Juliana George, lifestyle editor
March 31, 2023

Review: ‘Cocaine Bear’ fails to let its titular star shine

Juliana George, lifestyle editor
March 9, 2023
Lucy Dacus took to the stage Jan. 29 in Blackman Auditorium to put on a mellow acoustic performance. Audience members journeyed from as far as Middletown, Connecticut to see Dacus in person.

[Photo] Lucy Dacus takes the ‘Night Shift’ at Northeastern

February 6, 2023
The News presents ‘Lifestyle Wrapped 2022’

The News presents ‘Lifestyle Wrapped 2022’

Juliana George, Cathy Ching, and Jake Guldin
January 12, 2023
Northeasterns Asian Student Union hosted actress Arden Cho for its biannual “A Night With…” speaker series.

Asian Student Union’s ‘A Night With Arden Cho’ opens discussions about onscreen representation

Juliana George, deputy lifestyle editor
November 8, 2022

Review: Rina Sawayama’s Hold the Girl is unfocused in the best way

Juliana George, deputy lifestyle editor
October 7, 2022
Not Okay examines the addicting, if unpredictable, brevity of fame found online. Directed by Quinn Shephard, the film premiered on Hulu this summer.

Review: Hulu’s ‘Not Okay’ explores the toxicity of fame on the internet

Juliana George, deputy lifestyle editor
September 7, 2022
Michelle Yeoh stars in Everything Everywhere All at Once. The film takes on both fantastical mutliverse storytelling and grounded family conflict. Courtesy of A24.

Review: ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ transcends genre

Juliana George, deputy lifestyle editor
April 20, 2022
The Wicked Queer Film Festival ran April 7 to April 17 online and in theatres around Boston. The festival aims to uplift LGBTQ+ stories and filmmakers.

Boston’s Wicked Queer Film Festival brings LGBTQ+ representation to screen

Juliana George, deputy lifestyle editor
April 20, 2022
Del Water Gap headlined at AfterHours March 31 ahead of Springfest. The artist finished his North American tour just 24 hours before performing at Northeastern.

Del Water Gap ends North American tour at Northeastern’s AfterHours

Juliana George, news staff
April 5, 2022
Hulus The Dropout is yet another instance highlighting societys obsession with the scammers. The recent series details the turbulent story of Elizabeth Holmes, who connived the world with her company, Theranos.

Column: ‘The Dropout’ exemplifies modern obsession with scamming

Juliana George, news staff
March 27, 2022
AfterHours gives local Boston artists a place to shine. Winkler performed at the small Northeastern venue March 1.

‘Oops! All Locals’ concert showcases undiscovered Boston talent

Juliana George, news staff
March 10, 2022
Alvero performing “Astronaut” in After Hours.

Northeastern singer-songwriter girlsona discusses bedroom pop, diversity in music

Juliana George , staff writer
March 4, 2022
Laurel Hell is an album representing Mitskis departure from the music industry. The album features songs that depart from the trends of her discography.

Review: Mitski’s ‘Laurel Hell’ represents bittersweet exit from music

Juliana George, news correspondent
February 18, 2022
Ma’s portrayal of the alienation felt by second generation immigrants like Candace points out a flaw in the American dream: Whatever capitalism offers, it also takes something away.

Review: ‘Severance’ eerily reflects a world wrecked by disease, money

Juliana George, news correspondent
January 29, 2022
Love Hard. (L to R) Darren Barnet as Tag and Jimmy O. Yang as Josh Lin in Love Hard. Photo Credit: Bettina Strauss/Netflix © 2021

Review: ‘Love Hard’ shows the problem with ‘colorblind’ rom-coms

Juliana George, news correspondent
December 8, 2021
Lucy Dacus onstage at House of Blues Boston.

Review: Lucy Dacus plays House of Blues Boston

Juliana George, news correspondent
October 25, 2021
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