Posts in zIssue 48
Julie Tolivar - Women Supporting Women
Julie Tolivar - Women Supporting Women

Acting has always been a passion for Julie Tolivar, from gracing the stage from a young age to being in front of the camera. But while she is excited about every role she takes on, she is especially passionate about being a mom and working with organizations like Women to the Front, which helps support and fundraise for many nonprofits that are helping to support women and voting rights. Read on as we get real about Hollywood and its treatment of women and mothers and the issues of type casting actors, in our exclusive interview with Julie Tolivar.

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SWAC: Influencer, zIssue 48Jejeune MagazineActing, actress, women, Women's rights, voting rights, vote, MotherhoodComment
Voes & Co's Cactus Leather Boots: The Eco-Friendly Alternative to Traditional Leather
Voes & Co's Cactus Leather Boots: The Eco-Friendly Alternative to Traditional Leather

Desiree Dupuis, the visionary founder of Voes & Co, is launching an exciting new line of boots this month made from an innovative and sustainable material: cactus leather. These stylish Chelsea Boots are not only fashion-forward, but they're also eco-friendly and animal-free.

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SWAC: Fashion, zIssue 48Jejune Contributorshoes, Shoes, vegan, vegan leather, vegan shoes, Sustainable FashionComment
She Is Jules - The Musician On A Misson
She Is Jules - The Musician On A Misson

The young musician, She Is Jules, shares insight on her newest single “Do Therapists?”, which questions if our therapists need therapists too. Starting her musical career off at a young age, Jules opened up about navigating her music while battling Crohn’s Disease. Jejune got the chance to chat with her about how she helps raise money for the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation along with advice she has for anyone going through the same thing. Keep reading to learn about the inspiration behind her music and how she stays grounded through it all.

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Art, zIssue 48Elizabeth Shepherdfundraising, music artist, New Single, Crohn's disease, support, mental health, positivityComment
Juntos - Look Good. Do Good.
Juntos - Look Good. Do Good.

Juntos, which means "together" in Spanish, is an innovative shoe company that aims to promote sustainability. Juntos believes that every individual has the power to make a positive impact and that small changes in our lifestyle can lead to significant changes for the better. Their shoes are both stylish and sustainable, made from materials such as alpaca wool and banana trees sourced directly from the Ecuadorian landscape. The production process is responsible and fair, and each purchase contributes to the education of Ecuadorian students in need. I had the privilege of trying out a pair of Juntos shoes and can attest to their comfort and style. Not only are they sustainably made and ethically sourced, but they are also incredibly comfortable and fashionable. Whether you're running errands or taking a leisurely stroll, Juntos shoes will keep you looking stylish and feeling good. Juntos is the perfect choice for those seeking an environmentally friendly option that is comfortable, stylish, and allows them to make a positive impact. Read on to learn more about the Juntos shoe and how it could be the perfect fit for you this season.

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SWAC: Fashion, zIssue 48Jessica MoraSustainable Fashion, fashion, sustainable shoes, Juntos, shoes, Shoes, Ecuador, alpacaComment
Jaime Adler - Young Actress and Advocate for Children's Care
Jaime Adler - Young Actress and Advocate for Children's Care

Jaime Adler, the Valedictorian, actress, and role model makes her presence known on and off the screen. As a recent graduate, Jaime shares her hopes for the future as well as the importance of her charity work with California Kids Belong and St. Judes Children’s Hospital. Jejune got the chance to talk with Jaime about her role in the new supernatural thriller, Karma’s A Bitch, and some insight about her character Chloe. Keep reading to learn more about how Jaime’s acting career got started and where it will take her.

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SWAC: Influencer, zIssue 48Elizabeth Shepherdactress, charity, children, foster care, cancer research, studentComment
Jenny Kendler- Giving Rise To Beauty In The Natural World
Jenny Kendler- Giving Rise To Beauty In The Natural World

Jenny Kendler makes the invisible visible through her elaborate initiatives that bring to light the climate crisis we are facing. As a long-time advocate, Jenny Kendler has persisted in standing up for her beliefs and is deeply passionate about using her work to communicate her message to people from all walks of life. Her unique artistic approach explores beyond the established and continues to demonstrate the purest form of beauty. Her optimism and influence extend beyond her work, as she works with organizations to support local artists and advocate for change. 

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Art, Editor's Pick, zIssue 48Chelsea Chanenvironment, climate change, climate crises, activism, Justice, Art, social activismComment
The Aquadolls + The Sully Band - Playing With Sound
The Aquadolls + The Sully Band - Playing With Sound

The Aquadolls and The Sully Band pair up is a fun fresh pairing that we hope to see more of! punk meets old school big band, the live show that featured these two fun artists on April 7th is more than what meets the eye, it was done in collaboration with Team Chase in support of athletes with physical disabilities. Jejune Magazine sat down with these individual bands to learn more about their music and this fundraiser. Read on to know more!

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SWAC: Influencer, zIssue 48Tejasvi Pradeepmusic artist, Music Group, music production, band, bandlife, live shows, live gigs, philanthropy, disability rights, disability representationComment
Heidi Lynch Is All the Power
Heidi Lynch Is All the Power

Endometriosis is serious, and the diagnosis — quite tricky. Heidi Lynch, actress, producer, and just a multi faceted human being, is someone you do not want to miss. Starting as a young actress in musicals, she has truly made a name for herself. She is quirky, sweet, and fun to know! Her performance in Avocado Toast’ s newest season is based on her own Endometriosis diagnosis story, and brings to light the importance and the problems with the disorder. She is also working on a docuseries “Get Hooked”, which covers the topics of Queer Women fishing and mental health. When Heidi isn’t creating meaningful stories, she is working with Endometriosis Network Canada, a meeting point for fellow endo warriors to support each other and get more information about doctors and more. Jejune Magazine had the pleasure to sit down with Heidi Lynch to learn more about her life as an actress, producer, and life after diagnosis. Read on to know more!

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SWAC: Influencer, zIssue 48Tejasvi Pradeependometriosis, Actor, actress, producer, writer, documentaries, docuseries, diagnosisComment
Diane Burko - Encapsulating Time Through Art
Diane Burko - Encapsulating Time Through Art

The planet and it’s people are constantly changing, and Diane Burko is helping us bear witness to it through her unique and beautiful way to documenting our world and climate change in her paintings and photographs. As a life long environmentalist and and advocate for indigenous rights, Diane encourages others to take in the world around us and work toward protecting it together. Her inspirational "time-based media" and collaboration with scientists to analyze and disseminate information has helped to educate viewers about the changes we are seeing on this planet. And while it might feel like a tough battle, Diane feels so much hope for the younger generations and their passion for our planet. Please read on to find out more about Diane Burko and how she sees the world.

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Editor's Pick, Art, zIssue 48Chelsea Chanenviornment, climate change, climate crises, lanscapes, photography, ecosystems, paintings, education, advocacy, ArtComment
Jakari Fraser - The Voice Of The Hungry
Jakari Fraser - The Voice Of The Hungry

Jakari Fraser is America’s upcoming child voice actor. Starting out early in the industry, Jakari’s first encounter with voice acting drew him in, where he now excels. His passion and optimism is what makes him a fan favorite. He started with voice overs for brands and moved towards shows, his latest being Spiderman in ‘Spidey and His Friends’. Apart from acting, Jakari is also very passionate about stopping hunger. He started this journey with No Kid Hungry', which aims to end poverty based hunger in America, but he has also started his own non profit Kid Kari Kares, which works towards a similar cause. Let Jejune Magazine take you through an exclusive interview with Jakari Fraser!

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SWAC: Influencer, zIssue 48Tejasvi Pradeepacting, voice actor, voice acting, Actor, Hunger, PovertyComment
Eco-Friendly Spring Cleaning Guide: 6 Green Tips
Eco-Friendly Spring Cleaning Guide: 6 Green Tips

Is it time for a fresh start? Spring cleaning offers one. This year, make your annual chore kinder to the planet by choosing eco-friendly cleansers and techniques.  What can you do to tread softly on Mother Earth while getting your home sparkling? Here are six green tips to make your spring cleaning eco-friendly. 

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Wellness, zIssue 48Cora Goldecofriendly, greenliving, spring, spring cleaning, clean, home, sustainableComment
LaBante - Apple Leather Accessories!
LaBante - Apple Leather Accessories!

LaBante is changing the way people look at bags and accessories. Based in London, the brand has an interesting approach to reinventing typical materials to be more sustainable and ethical. The founder, Vanita Badlani , whose career started in Banking, was quick to create a market that catered to producing bespoke designer bags that were a byproduct of her love for fashion and vegetarianism. Rooting itself in fashion respect, LaBante’s core values are reflected in the quality of their handbags and their ethical manners of working. Let Jejune Magazine help you know more about LaBante!

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SWAC: Fashion, zIssue 48Tejasvi Pradeepfashion, fashion sustainability, bags, accessories, vegan, vegan fashion, vegan shoes, vegan leather, vegan brands, ecofriendlyComment
Two Tasty Nonprofits That Support Sex Workers - by Aaron Brame
Two Tasty Nonprofits That Support Sex Workers - by Aaron Brame

We love our favorite sex workers and adult film stars because they are uninhibited, playful, and just so, so hot. But they’re also people. And they have bad days, just like you and I do. And they have traumas they’re trying to process, as we all do, and they sometimes have to work in uncomfortable conditions with people they may not particularly like on days that they just aren’t feeling it.

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Articles, zIssue 48Jejune Contributormental health, mental wellness, sex work, sex traffickingComment
Juliana Morehouse - Making Memories Last
Juliana Morehouse - Making Memories Last

Crowned Miss Maine 2023, Juliana Morehouse is a twenty-something old soul, writer and philanthropist who will serve the state of Maine this year. Her intelligence, passion, and drive make her an ideal role model for young women across the state of Maine and beyond. She is a leader and an advocate for change and progress. Juliana is currently a Community Educator and writer for The Alzheimer’s Association. She travels across Maine to host presentations and share information and resources about the disease. She also helps to plan events such as walks and charity bowling tournaments. Juliana's crowning is a clear representation of how far Maine has come in terms of inclusivity and acceptance. Her grace, poise, and dedication to the cause of finding a cure for Alzheimer's make her a perfect choice to represent Maine in the Miss USA Pageant. Continue reading to find out more about her work and learn how she plans to use her platform as Miss Maine to reach a larger audience and bring about change in the fight to end Alzheimer's. We are sure that she will make Maine proud!

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SWAC: Influencer, zIssue 48Jessica Morabeautypageants, pageant, missmaine, alzheimer's, writer, elderly, MaineComment
Annabel Lee - Rockstar Status: Unlocked
Annabel Lee - Rockstar Status: Unlocked

Power Rocker Annabel Lee gets candid with Jejune Magazine! In this exclusive interview with the star, we delve deeper into understanding who Annabel really is and where her music comes from. Obsessed with Annabel’s new album ‘Mother’s Hammer’ we ask her to expand on the meaning of a few of her songs and bond over our mutual appreciation for Patti Smith. Apart from being a talented musician, she also works with organizations towards upholding and fighting for civil rights. Read on to learn more about Annabel Lee!

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Art, zIssue 48Tejasvi Pradeepmusic artist, music industry, music production, Musician, activismComment
Crys Matthews Is The Fire
Crys Matthews Is The Fire

I have had the pleasure to see a few artists a Joe’s Pub now, but none were so intimate as coming to see Crys Matthews sit down and sing with her audience. The way she spoke and sang to her crowd you felt like you were sitting in a living room with her taking a break from drawing up the latest set of signs for your next protest together.

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Art, Editor's Pick, zIssue 48Kira Buccablackgirlmagic, Black Artists, music artist, Women's rights, Abortion Rights, women of color, women supporting women, empowering women, folk musicComment
Natisa Gogol - A Ray of Hope in Times of Grief
Natisa Gogol - A Ray of Hope in Times of Grief

Natisa Gogol is a promising ray of hope! Hailing from war-stricken Ukraine, her music is inspired by the grief faced due to the war. She wishes for her audience to cherish their present and bring to light the casualties faced by the people of Ukraine. In support of this, she has lent a helping hand to organizations that aim to make the refugee life simpler, providing aid and assistance, which is the need of the hour. Read on to get up close and personal with Natisa Gogol!

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Editor's Pick, Art, zIssue 48Tejasvi Pradeepmusic industry, Musician, war, refugee, ImmigrationComment
Jackie Hoffman Is Far From PC
Jackie Hoffman Is Far From PC

I had never seen Jackie Hoffman perform live before, but I have enjoyed her characters on TV and films, most recently Uma Heller in Only Murders in the Building. She is often tight casted to play a mouthy older jewish woman, which is basically her personality — so it is a perfect match! What I wasn’t as familiar with is her Broadway background and her solo shows! This evening I learned that Jackie Hoffman can sing!!

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Art, zIssue 48Kira Buccacomedian, comedy, empowering women, ageless, broadway, singer, actressComment
Skincare De La Heart
Skincare De La Heart

With there being so many beauty products on the market these days it is hard to know what to try. I’m personally new to the idea of lymphatic drainage, but as an all natural girl, it just makes sense! The way I see it, it is a three step process. First, you exfoliate your skin through dry brushing; makes sense, it is good to get rid of dead skin cells. Next, you shower to clean all that off. Finally, you use, basically, a massage tool with oil all over your body. I mean, who doesn’t want a full body massage?! I have only tried De La Heart’s kit a few times now, but I can say my skin feels softer and happier after the process. But don’t take it from me, we spoke to the pro herself, owner of De La Heart Giordana Vogel, to break down the lymphatic drainage process, all the nuances, and tell us a bit more about her business. Please read on!

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SWAC: Beauty, Wellness, zIssue 48Kira Buccabeauty tips, Beauty, Wellness, skincare, skin care regimen, skin, beauty, sustainablebeauty, ecofriendlyComment